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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
Today?S War
Summary

Invasion Of Turkish territory on
the mainlnnd In Asia Is re-
begun by the allied forces. An
bcgun bN the alIicd lfdpdrccs. An
Athens dispatch snys that troops
were landed al ~ point 3o miles
from smyrna. II u also -aid the
humbardncnt os smyrna has been
resumed aud that the Smelling Of
the Turkish forts Rt the Dar1ia-
ncllcs continues.
The oiiiciai French report of to-
day states that another attack on
the Hriti-h positions ncnr Nprcs,
Bclginm, was made yesterday by
Germans. The attack. it II said.
wns driven back.
IN Official stntcmcnt given out
Ia Berlin today says the I,ussians
lost 2i.5OO men Ia the resent
heavy lighting in western Gnlicin.
The new submarine campaign
of the Gcrmans II being prosecut-
cd With undimini-hcd ri'Vity aud
another british vessel hns hccn
torpctlocd The steamer Min
tcfuc, with n cprgo at coal for the
river Plate, WIS attacked on the
sciIly Islands. with a los of two
lives.
Italy has postponed again her
decision concerning her particle
patton in the war. liOmc dis
patches say that ncw ofcrs have
been presented on bchalf at AUS
tria IN an effort tO satisfy ltalN's
territorial demands.
King victor Immnnucls dccis-
ion not a. attcud the unVciling oT
the Garibaldi monument j. re-
gnrdcd ~ indicating that no war
like action win he taken In the
Immediate futurc, for II was the
opinion Ia Rome that his presence
on this oesasiun would have bCen
equivalent to "a declaration of war
an Au-trin. Prince vun lBuclow,
the German amlas rdpr. T. cred
tied with having aNcrtci n crisis
10y presenting the new offers.
Un0nicial adylccs from Russian
sources assert the German claims
uf victory are exaggerated, al
though IL j. admitted the move
muut wns AN important one.
\ London dispatch comedies
that IL u u true the Russian front
hhs hccn pierced, ,hc war viii he
prolonged greatly.
IAttlc news comes from the
Dnrdnnclics. One unoniCirl dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
CHANCE Of SEEING
DOUBLE HEADER
DRAWS CROWD
TO COURT

Syracuse. y. r.. May l.--The pros-
pcct of seeing both Theodore Roose-
welt and William Barnes on the Wit
ness stand drew another large crowd
to the court house today when the
hearing was resumed of Barnes S50,-
000 libel suit
Although counsel for the defense
intimated that they would not quea-
tion the colonel at any great length.
Mihiem M. Irvine. chief counsel for
barnes. was said Ia be ready 10 put
the colonel through an extended
cross examination.
Franklin y. Roosevelt, former
state senator and now assistant sec
rctary Of the navy, arrived here to-
day in answer To a summons from
the Roosevelt counsel Roosevelt, IL
WIS said was to testify regarding a
deadlock In the senate which ulti-
mHtely resulted Ia the election OF
James O'Gorman an United states
senator. Roosevelt "a Democrat. was
the leader of an insurgent movement
In the state senate at that time.
state printing contracts were again
taken up when the court session
opened. r. e. Foster. secretary of
the state printing board. who was
called as witness was questioned
about records OF the printing board
for 1903.
Mr.. Ivine objected to further dues-
tions about printing records. on ths
ground that the evidence was i'm
material Mr.. Bowers called atten'
tino to the fact that MIR. Barnes
wrote to Colonel Roosevelt that th'
Embellishments OF state printini
house would be disastrous TO hin
financially and that a witness has
sworn there was only one job pres
and that operated by sinsl'
kicker" In the plant OF the Jour
nal company. The court ruled
lagainsi Irvine and other records wer'
read showing that successful bidder
for public printing In Albany ha'
made practice OF assigning thei
contracts 60 the larger printing con
Germs there.
+. Figures compiled by the witnes
showed that Tor many years sine
1893 the state paid FOR executive AM
! departmental work % total Of NOR
e than t1.00o.0 .00o annually on con
tracts and largo sum for addl
| uunal printing
, After brief cross examination IN
p witness was excused ana Edward I
Platt wis called to the stand. "
! said that from 1899 to 1895 hi
father appeared 10 have received rs
o letters from Mr. nnrnes. Iic the
produced the letters telected by th
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04

window, whlzzing ilesi.iy oves the
chair in which the suspended chief
of police had been sitting.
Immediately afterward another
bullet crashed through the window
and lodged In book lying ON a
table In the center OF the room. The
bullets were evidently from a .S3-
caliber revolver.
Both men rushed out on the front
porch hut saw no one. Neighbors
attracted by the shooting said they
saw "A man wearing a light overcDGt
and carrying a satchel running from
the rear OF the house.
About an hour before the shoot
ms, neighbors say. they saw two
men lurking In the shadow OF the
porch ~ the Sebastian home. Enrly
today no clcws 10 the w0uld-be as
aassin had been discovered.
Varying assertions were made so
day by politicians as 60 the effect
the attempt TO XIII Sebastian would
have on the election for y.
Sebastian allesed that the charaes
involving his morality we're the oa.-
come of political plot hatched
when he announced himself as can
didate for mayor and he declared
today he was confident the people
by their votes would show a similar
belief.
Frederick J. whiffen. president Of
the city council, and Ralph criswell,
a Socialist leader appeared - be his
most formidable opponents
Voters will select candidates for
nineteen municipal offices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
GERMANS AROUSED ny
VICTORIES EAST AND WEST

bcrliu, May a.. tNm londunl -
Tho HusFinns lost - 5OO prisoners to
tho Gcrmans and the Austrihns m.
the recent heavy fighting in Western
Gulicin. according IN an official state
mcnt given out iu Pcrlin today.
This rs the engagement In which
the Gcrmans and Austrians claim q
notable victory In addition To- the
mon captured, the Tcutonic allies
took sixteen pieces Of artillery forty
seven machine guns and large
qunniity of war mnicrlnls.
The Gormans yesterday took Ave
positions IN FLANDERS where the nghl-
lng hus been hot Tor many months
past.
The same announcement sets forth
that In the German invasion of tho
Baltic provinces Of Rufsia the Ger
mans have captured more than t0oO
Continued ON Page TNOl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
Unshakable Nerve of the Rus
sian Censor Remains Intact
With Calm Assertion That
Losses Are Trivial.
GERMANY CLAIMS ONE
MORE GAIN IN FLANDERS
From the Dardanelles Reports
Today Indicate That Turks
Are Making Stubborn and
Partly Successful Resist
ance.

London. May Z. l2:0s y. m
The reported Russian rcvorscs IN
western Galicin took precedence
over al other phnses of the war
today and oven overshadowed
discussion of tie forthcoming
budget. striking an average be-
tween Austrian and German Of
fetal accounts, London newHpa-
tef nsreE mar tnc Ruaslaus
must have been pushed back
considerable Distance along this
front. which runs north ana
south distance of about sixty
miles from the Carpathians. To
the borccr of Russian Poland.
pctrusrnd expresses little CON
ccrn over the situation. although
admitting that the Auuro-Gcr-
man forces are making strong
attacks along the front On which
they claim great victory.
German official advises con
ccruing operations ON the west
ern front confirm the French
and British reports of attacks
by the invaders on 81 Julien.
but nothing 10 said about the as
s,rtion of the allies that liill go
is again the object Of the Ger
man offensive.
No further official news has
been received from the allies
concerning the Dardanellcs up-
"rations, hut publication Of q
long list of casualties gives ann
pile evidence OF the stubborn OPP
position with which the Turks
met the landing of troops.
Russia Is again cooperating
In the attack on Coustnntinople
by renewing bomhardmenl of the
IRosphorus forts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
BOMBARDMENT or SMYRNA
IOIvTS RESUMED BY ALLIES

Athens, MAY I. CVin London, 2,ll
y. my The bombardmcnt OF the
Turkish forts ON the gulf ot smyrna
has been resumed, according tu mes
snrcs received here from Mytclone
and tho walships Of th" allies CON
tinuc their shclling OF the forts In
tho Dlrdanellcs.
Tho allies are reported 90 have cf-
footed landing near the site OF the
ancient Ephcsus. a location 80 miles
southeast of Smyrna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04

Vienna. May 4. tvia London. 1915
y. M War bulletins isused by the
Austrian anj German army head
quarters and posted In Vienna yester-
day and today bring news Of the Aus
trian-German victory over the Rus
SLAMS In western Gallcia.
a large Austro-German army has
been steadily concentrating before
Cracow for the last three weeks. with
the idea of making new offensive
movement. All available Austro-
Hungarian troops have been quietly
transferred during this time to the
Dunajce 'front.' and for n fortnight past
an uabrokcn stream OF troop trains
has been pouring eastward from
Frankfort. Berlin and other German
raiload ccnters.
Final plans for this movement were
approved at conference held in
Berlin. April 20. between Generai Won
Falkenhayn, chief OF the German
stad and Field Marshal Conrad Won
HoctzcndorG chief Of the Austrian
stan. General Mackensen. com
mandcr Of the German ninth army,
who came from the front In Poland,
also was present at the Berlin confer
cnce. lie left for the front 10 take
command OF the new army that same
night. after receiving his nnal instruc-
tions. So far as is known. Field Mar
shal Won Hindenhurg did not attend
the Berlin council OF war. although he
visited German headquarters with
General Mackeusen, shortly previous
90 this.
II rs too early 10 discuss the ful
military value of this victory In Gal.
/ igia, but h is the opinion uf ohsery'
ers that German and Austrian STRAIT
{ egists "got the jump on the offensive
/ which the Russians were believed 4,
/ be planning and of which their cam
paign in the Carpathinns was though
/ 90 have been "a preliminary.
\ significant feature of tho report
of this victory is the reference 10 IN
piercing of the front OF the Russlai
army Tho Russian commanders ul
to the present time usually have beci
able 10 avoid % break In their Tin
by snlling back hcfur, the line broke
The Correspondent OF the Neuv
Froic Prcase of vienna, In the thente
of the war has seut the following lis
patch concerning tho battle OF sunda
Z IN west GHlioil
THE Austro llungariah offenslv
'succeeded with surprising rapidit,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
BILLION POUND s
WAR COST TO
ENGLAND FOR
A YEAR

London, May Z. i;i5 y. M
In presenting the budget to the
house Of commons to-day, the
chancellor of the cxchequer, Da-
vid Iloyd-George. estimated That
if the war lasted during the
whole of the fiscal year, Great
Brithin's expenditure in that
time would be i,I3G.lsf, 900
pounds.
IAoyd-Georgc said that lf the
war shoald last dN months in-
stead of year. Great Britain's
estimated expenditures would be-
fT0O. i5s, 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
FRENCH REPORT SAYS
LESS THAN USUAL

Paris May a. 2.3b y. m-The
French war office this afternoon
gave out report on the progress Of
hostilitics, reading,
There was a German attack yes
torday evening on the British front
north of YpreS The Germans were
driven back by our allies
I'm the ArRonne near Bagntclle,
We delivered an attack which result
c' IN the gaining Of ground
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
M Ngrccmcnt Rcachcd.

London. May g. C3:f2 y. m1 The
United states ana Great Britain have
entered into uo formal negotiations
ON IN" subject OF Japan's demands on
china Announcement % this effect
was made in the house uf commons to-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
Parade Of City Officials, Ball
Teams and Fans Scheduled
to Start from Elks Club at
3 O'clock.
BUSINESS sUsPENDs
FOR HALF A DAY
Even the Peanut Stands Close
Up in Order to Celebrate
Advent Of League Baseball
in Albuquerque.
THE LINEUP.
Ar.ugfnfgmnnffu

THE LINEUP.
ALBUQUERQUE. I
Murphy. center field: Humph-
reys. short stop; Davis, right
field. carman, left field; French.
second base; Harriott. nrEt base; .
Trekkel. third base: Roadill. I
catcher; zamloch. lrion. Jardon.
pitchers.
DOUGLAS.
, Ward. riaht field: Stewart. CEN I
, ter fieid: Qnigley. second base;
, BENJAMIN. first base; uooch. left
, field; Mcneil, third baeo: Green
> berg, short stop Fannln. Kraft,
catchers; Mcconnell. Befmallac.
, cy isoEs. pitchers; shader.
, Umpire, Mnhaffey.
Game starfs asa0.
, Place: Hopewell field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
RUSSIA BORROWING FUNDS
IN HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS

Petrograd. May (Niu London. l
.. m)--An imperial ukase published
today directs the issue on foreign
markets of 9 per cent treasury bills
aggregating a00,00O.000 rubles
Q1OO. 900. .O0O.D
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04


Roosevelt attorneys to he read.
There we're seven from MIR Barnes
10 MIR, Platt and one from AIR. Piait
TO Mr Barnes The letters were Of
fered IN evidence. In one letter
barnes wrote he was inclined 10 be
testy about the printing contract un-
der discussion as since 1898. when
the Republican party was rertored
10 power some friend had ruled
against him In the matter Of award
lng contracts.
The next three letters were dated
In 1894 and were from the plaintiff
TO senator Plat. Barnes wrote about
printing and an Investigation which
had been made Rnrnes said he did
not believe he would aet the work.
Barnes wrote that he had the word
of the state treasurer. he named.
that the journal would be naIaed a.
the state paper." The plaintin
urged the appointment OF a man %
office.
The next letter discussed polltlca
aud said "Mr Baxter wants 10 de-
privc me ~ a legitimate plecc %
patronage because supported Mr.
Morton Tor governor. Hhrnea wro1e
he Was no, complaining but that ne
thought the Journal might be Tiosi
in the shnffle" unless aoInethlnE was
done. The Kaxier nemed waa Afch-
lhald Baxter. clerk % the assembly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
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Fun panoplled for the seasons cam
paign, organized baseball viii take
possession of the town this afternoon.
To the accompaniment OF music.
marching fans and general hurrah
the FIRST game OF the Rio Grande as
soclatlon' IN this city VIII take place
az Hopewell field
Douglas will he Aibuquerque's op-
ponent. Both teams are on edge for
the contest, the town - on edge 20
see them clash, and amy way the
opener turns out Albuquerque fans
VIII have a big time.
Business viii be suspended in honor
u the opening. Even tho hotel and
other busy bars will close. TsRhter
than that no town can be on any hoi-
iday. baseball Is king thlr afternoon.
and not even the keeper Of the Bucket
of Blood or the Last Chance would
question his sovereignty.
The game win start at ssse O'Clock.
At s:is a parade will start from tho
lslks' cub at Fifth and GOLD. A pla-
toon of police with caief hcMillin at
their head will lead the line. Fol-
lowing them wlll be the Indian school
band. and behind The band win string
Mayor Boatright. city officials. the two
teams. officers Of the Aihuqnerquo
club. and fans An the fans In town
are invited to fall In line and march
In honor OF King Baseball u aii tho
loyal subjects turn out, Il will be con-
sider9ble parade and thea some.
Col u. X. a. Sellers will be grand
marshal of the procession. The pa
raiders win go north on Fifth street
TO Central and turn east on Central 20
Broadway. north ON broadway to IL
1eras and thence 10 the park.
The baseball park has beea put in
perfect trim FOR the opener. The dia-
mond Is smooth and fast and the out
field has hecn leveiied. The new
grandstand Is finished, and with the
bleachers there will be seating aceom-
modations for between $500 aTai
1900 people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04


A dispatch received In London
yesterday said that another Russian
loan of $500, OO0, 900. the success OF
which was assured. would be issued
within a fortnight
s~~~-S- ~~.~~~~-~-~~s~~~S~~N~N
The Russians occupied naturally
strong positions In the Dunajec and
the Biala. which has been strength-
ened with every imaginable method
of fortihcaiions. They felt them
selves absolutely secure. After a
searching artillery preparation, cx-
coeding In intensity anything which
has occurred on the northeastern
front the Austrians and the HunEar-
ians advanced Sunday ON the southern
wing. They stormed ut the first at
tempt the Russian positions along a
! front of more than 40 kilomctcrs C2f
mileD stretching the Mia river
| through Gorlice far into the Carpath-
! Ian mountains. Their assault was %
! fierce that the Russian line broke im-
mcdatclS Many thousa nds of pris-
oners were taken as well na an ines
timahlc quantity of equipment, sup
plies. cannon and machine guns. Al
the same time, on the northern wins
amothcr successful advance was car
ried out" the Nicnnese correspondent
contnucs "At this point Austrian
and Hungarian trOops crossed th'
nunnjcc ln spite of terrific opposition
stormcd the Russian positions an,
took over Z 900 prisoners.
"Other brilliant successes also arr
reported from the cNrpathians.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
England Shaken by Sudden Turn Of
The Tide In Favor Of Tutonc Allies
ELDER Statesmen OF JAPAN
TERM ULT|MATUM To CHINA
As LOGICAL DIPLOMATIC STEI

Tokyo Has Impression That resident Yuan sh Kai Desires
the Ultimatum Furns hing Perfectly Ample Justifi-
cation for Granting the japanese Demands; No I'M
derstandng Between Uni ted States and England to
Critical Situation in 0re mt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04
EVERY ABLE BODIED man WHO CAN HEADED FOR HOEWE PARK TODA
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
SEBASTIAN LIKELY To HELP
HIS CHANCES or ELECTION

Suspended Police Chief Decar Daring Attempt on His
Life Last Night Original ed With Same Influences
Which Have Sought to Blacken His Character by
Wholesale Charges of morality; Effort at Murder
May Win Him Victory.
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tcontinued on Page TwoJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-04

Enlu business men caught
uWV working after 8 this
HivI afternoon should be
fined.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-30
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
UmrRD efArKs LAND oyYlcs
Hurns, oregon. september -. fyfo.


Hnfns, oregon. september -. 1919.
To Frank MItuika Of Burns. oregon. contsstssi
You are hereby notified that tvayrlnec Kretaassk
who gives Nasr rows. oregon, ~ his poet-olicc
address did on september 15th. 1919, Me ~ this
once hlsdnly corfoboratfd application g fon-
ieat Hnd secure The ecenceiiatlopo Of your Home
1910. fof HtfNw1t OF see. and MA q
-, south. Range 81. East
Willamette Meridian, aud a. Efcunne iof
hin contest he alleges that said FRANK At44lke .
failed 20 established residence on the k&to i&nd
within six months after said fiiina or - any
time ai All: that he failed 70 reside upon, cnifi.
yafe Of improve the said land for more than
siY months next prior 10 The commencement
has wholly and com pletely abandoned the sstd
land for more than six months next prior 70
the commencement OF tins contest.
Yon are, therefore, further notified that the
said allegations VIII be taken a. cppfeese1, and
your snid entry viii be cancelled without FUR
tbcf right 70 be beard. either before this o1ce
or on appeal. n you fall 70 Gle IN this once
within twenty DAYS after the FOURTH puo1icar
tion of this notice, 40 shown below, your
answer under oath specifically responding 10
these allegations Of contest. together With dus
answer on the kaid contestant either In person
OF BY registered mail.
Yod should state IN your answer the name OF
the port once 20 which you deaire fusssc
notices 10 be sent 10 You.
SAN M0ruERsnEAD. Receiver.
Date Of FIRST publication Ocfobefs. 1916.
Date OF second pnblicetion October 10, 1913.
bate OF third publication october y, tfth.
bate OF fourth publication October 30. 1915.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-30
MAD RIOT OF coLoRs.
orotssaue Native Fsshlens on ths
West Coast Of Afrlos.

0rotssque Native Fsshlens on the
West Coast Of Africa.
A somewhat amusing description OF
tho arrival " ship on the African
const near sierm Leone n given by
Mrs. Horace 1'remlett In her book
with the Tin ODDS" She aays the
ship was me, by multitude Of priui.
tive nntlve canoes nnnned by mixed
savages. but evidencea OF civilization
were not lacking In the later arrivals
"Thuy were followed IN more lei.
surely aud decorous fashion by boats,
also containing colored people. but
clothed and apparently IN their right
lniud and these climbed up the com.
panlnnway and swarmed In dosens all
over THE decks and into the aaloons,
taking possession OF the ship. No one
il,lwared 10 resent sheir behavior. aud
fhcy crowded into the drawing room.
lollng about on the aettecs and chairs.
Some of them thumped out hymns and
cakcwalks with merciless enthusiasm
on tho plano. while the others whiatied
or sang the tune IN various and diver.
gent keys. They had evidently como
on board TO enjoy themselves. and ey.
cry black face was decorated with an
expansive nnd genial grin OF pleasure.
"'rhe men werc dressed IN decent
ready made suits OF dark tweed or
cloth nnd. though adorned with good
deaf OF ieweliy IN the way OF watch
chains, pins und rings, were quito pre-
scDinble. But their womcnfolk were
tho most ludicroua caricature OF civ
lllzntlon II is possible 10 Imagine.
Mnny of them wore ailk and antin
dresses. frilIed. gathered and drnped
ahuut their bulky figures. Red and yei.
low appeared 20 be tho most popular
colorH. although purple and green were
a close second. aud remember very
striking costume OF emerald green vel
vet With bright pink satin facings ana
frills OF deep coffee eolored lace that
surely must have been the envy Of ail
beholders Huge hats OF grotesqne
shapes were perched indIfrerentiy ON
their black woolly heads. Magenta
feathers strove with scarlet poppies.
and vivid blue roses wrestled with yeI-
low ribbons on n mauve hat.
bangles md chains composed OF ev-
erything from eolored glass to dne
gold jinglesl aud ratified as they moved
about aud Rlistcned equally with their
coal black eyes ana cleaning white
teeth. They chnttered and gibbcred
IKE u troop OF monkeys. and pande-
monium reigned ON board for several
hours. II transpired that they were
tho native arIstocracy OF sar' Leone.
merchants and traders with their 10.
dies, who made point OF boarding the
mail boat whenever possible. generally
10 bid farewell 70 one OF their number
who Is travelling down the coast. They
look upon Il as legitimate excuse for
spree. and as q large proportion Of
tho ships cargo depends upon their
good VIII they are encouraged 10 mako
the most OF tho occasion"