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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
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bodies OF three dead Mexicans we're
found today a. various points In his
section. Two bodies were found near
Edinburg. 20 miles from the scene OF
yesterday fight. The Mexicans had
been shot.
The body u cnother Mexican today
noated past Brownsville chained to
the trunk OF "A tree.
There va no indication on any OF
the bodies as TO whether the Mexicans
had been victims Of private ven
geancc. Texas rangers have been
working neal Edinburg. but have
made no report OF encountering Mex
leans.
II could not be learned whether the
body OF the Mexican chained 10 a tree
In the river came from the Mexican
or American side Of the Rio Grande.
United states immigration author
tiles have placed n partial embargo on
tho crossing Of the river by Mexicnns
and are passing only such persons az
raj prove that they have lesitimate
business In Texas. The purpose ad-
mittedly was 10 stop bandits and nu-
mcrous Mexicans with known police
records in this state from continuill
to cross at their pleasure TO the Amer.
lean side.
Colonel a. +. Blocksom. In com.
mand at Fort Brown. today sent an.
other troop Of cavalry into the Santa
Marin and Los Andios section where
American soldiers were amoushed
yesterdya. a Mexican was arrested
there on suspicion. making a total oil
six prisoners hold In San Benito IL
connection with this fight.
In a field when the Mexicans sur
rounded he soldiers yesterday two
army canteens were found and idcn.
titled by United States cavalrymen as
cantoens they had lost on August F.;
In a fight twenty-five miles distan.
from the scene OF Mondays battle
The fight August 3 was with a bant
alleged To have beea led b. Anicet,
Piano, for whose arrest Colono
Blocksom has made a request to tn
Mexican authorities. Army oficiall
regarded the finding of these can
teens as highly significant indicating
that yesterdays nght "a by thu
same M%exicaas who started all tn
trouble more than a month ago.
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Chicago BOARD of Trade.

Chicago. Sept. 1I-Wheat bulged
sharply today on account OF wet
weather In northwest Opening
prices. which ranged from a shade TO
3ho higher. with September at st.0i
To si.O3. and December at 96c to
size were followed by continued
strength az "a moderate reaction from
The top figures reached at the start.
The close was unsettled at the same
as last night TO I've higher, with Sep
TENDER at tl.Olh and December at
95Nc.
Prospect OF cooler weather hard
ened corn. After opening nc 10 = %
~ higher the market held hrm PIX
cept FOR something Of u sag In the
September option.
The close was steady. &c on 10
a. nc up compared with last night.
Oats trading was very small.
Provisions developed strength In line
with the hog market.
Close:
wheat-scpt. S1.0th. Dee, 20 H.c.
Corn-Dec.. 56Nc. May. 5Sc.
Oats-Dcc. 36Hc; May. 3SMc.
Pork-Oct., ti275. Jan. 1880.
Lard-Oct. $50; Jan. &S.72.
Rihs-Oct. ts.25. Jau, 1851
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The Markets

New YORK, sept. i~4.-Today's mar
would have been duii and devoid
of feature but for further manipula-
ton OF val stocks, some of which
scored sensational gains.
New high records for bethlehem
Steel and Cruclble steel were the
features OF interest at the outset OF
the days trading and revived rumors
OF a consolidation OF the two compan-
les. bethlehem opened 9 points up
az $40, Immediately adding another
2 points. Crucible's opening gain
was only fractional but this soon ex-
tended to sh points at @h.
Close;
American sugar Refining. 10S 4.
Anaconda Mining. 7OA,
Atchison, 1919.
Chino Copper, Az.
Inspiration Copper, 34M.
Northern Pacific, iO7.
Reading. 149A.
Southern Pacific. SSN.
Union Pacific. 1879 ~.
q. y. steel. 75h.
L. =. steel. pfd., ii3M.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of the County
OF Bernalillo. state ui New Mexico.
First Savings Rank aud Trust Com
pany. Defendant.
ttm, W..
southwestern Brewery and Ice Com
PAM Defendant.
No. iO0T3.
Notice " hereby given that In pur-
suance Of the Judgment md decree of
the district court heretofore rendered
Ia the above aust ON the fth day of
June, 1915, forcclosing "a certain
mortgage. The UNDERSIGNED special
master will offer for sale and sell a,
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HEAR REPoRTs on PLOT
FOR REVOLT IN TUCSON

Fort Hunbhuca, Ariz., Sept. ia
Persistent reports OF a plot to foment
an uprising among the Mexican resi-
dents OF Tucson, Aria. mex Thurs
day, Mexican Independence day. re-
suited In an order today of two troops
Of cavalry from this fort. The troops
are on practice march, and will ar
rive at Tucson tomorrow.
They were ordered to the city after
a visit here of Acting Mayor A. G,
Bernard.
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part. and all other real estate now
owned by said party of the first part
situate In the county Of Bcrnaiillo,
state Of New Mexico.
said sale IL made to satisfy the sum
Of hfty-three thousand six hundred
nfty three dollars and ten cents
053 .6R3.10) found due by said de-
cree. together with interest ut tho
rate Of eight per cen per annum
from the fourth day OF June. nine
teen hundred and fifteen. together
with costs. including costs Of this sale.
to he taxed.
LAURENCE I. LEE.
Special Master.
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public auction 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash. at the front door Of
tho county court house Of Bernaliiio
county. y. NJ. on the 3Oth day Of Sep
tombcr, 1915, az the hour OF 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. tho following real
estate situate In tho county OF Ber-
n%alillo. state Of New Mexico. to-wit;
That certain piece. tract or parcel
or land and real estate beginning at
n point on the east line OF the right
OF way of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Re Railway company at "a point
1865 feet north of the north line OF
Washington avenue: thence running
north along said east line OF the right
OF way oil the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fc Railway company one hun
drod and nifty feet. more or less. TO
the north line OF the track. thence
east To tho west line or the right Of
way OF the Albuquerque Eastern
Railway company; thence south one
hundred and nifty O50) feet more or
less along the west line Of said right
OF way; thence west to the east line
OF the right of way of the Atchison.
Topeka and santa Re Railway COM
pany and place 81 beginning. Also
another piece. tract or parcel 81 land
in block No 10 OF the Francisco Ar
milo y Otero addition to the city OF
Albuquerque. New Mexico: beginning
at a point on the south line OF Fruit
avenue where the line Of Fruit ave-
u intersects the west line Of the
right OF way ~ the Atch.son. Topeka
and Santa Re Railway COMPANY,
thence west along the south line OF
Fruit venue a distance OF n~inety-fouI
t9i) feet md six inches; thence south
parallel with the east line Of Firs'
street a distance OF ono hundred and
twenty-five O25) feet: thence easI
parallel with the south line OF Fruit
avenue a distance Of nincty-four feet
M six inches TO the right OF way OF
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa r.
Railway company; thence north alonl
tho west line Of said right OF way d
distance OF ono hundred and twenty
five O25l feet Ca the place Of begin.
ming. Alko an personal property ui
every kind used In connection with
the business NJ said party OF the first
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Chicago. Sept. ii.--Hogs-Receipts.
1900; market steady. unchanged 10
n shade above yesterdays average.
Bulk. SG.S5m 7.sO; heavy. t6.SO@
It's; uigs, s6.6Om $50.
Cattle 80 Receipts, 1000; market
steady. Native beef cattle, sg.i0a
1890; western steers, SIS;
calves. $500 1900.
sheep Receipts. $4,000; market
weak. sheep. s5.2O@5.7si lambs,
As.2am $50.
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MeritoI nI.cnmatIsm Powders.

The unusually large sale OF this
remedy IL tho best evidence We could
offer you 10 prove It's merit. II Is
made OF effective ingredients, and Is
guaranteed 20 give permanent relief
for rheumatism. We viii gladly show
you tho formula and explain its mer-
ils 20 you Prices soc, $i.0O. Otweli
Drug Co., Local Agents.
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Money Market.

Ncw york. sept. ii-Mercantilo
paper, 3H MJN per cent.
bar silver. iShc.
Mexican dollars, 3sc.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. Irregular.
Time loans. easy: so days. ~ 30
days. az m3. six months, Sm8h per
cent
Call money. steady, high, =; low,
a ruling rate. IN per cent.
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Kansna civ IAVcstOck.

Kansas City, Sept. iI-HoRs-Re-
celpts. 5000. market higher BGik.
81 .7sas.O5: heavy. SG.5Og7.sO; pigs.
$3.50 7.50.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; market
lower. Prime fed steers. 5000
1000 western steers, t62b WS.T5;
calves, s6.O0m 1850.
sheep--Receipts, $4,000; market
lower. Lnmos. $500 0S.i5; yearlings,
81 .iON 700.
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Denver. sept. ii.-Cattle-Itooeirts
lOO head: market steady; beef steers.
ts65m7.25: cows and hcifcrs. $500
n 500; stockcrs and feeders. 1890
700; cnlves. - 90 n 800.
Hogs-Receipts 500 head. market
higher. top. $3.50, bulk. $500 .75.
Shccp-Receipts SEQ head market
steady.
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London. sept. 1.-the American
section Of the stock market was the
best today Erie and United States
steel were prominent at hardening
prices. The closing was nrm.
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE
-


I'm effect Sunday. Feb. 7th. 1879
West
No. Daily. Ar. DIP.
1 California Express. 7:s0p s;5Op
3 California Limited. 1i.00a ii.3Oa
2 Fast Express $3.50. 3;fSa i0;l5a
. Fast Maii.........ii:60p iz;1Oa
10 De luxe (ThurA). T:s0a Ss0Os
south
500 ~ Pnso Express. I0;sOp
SIS El Paso Express, 9:bsa
Fast Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. 7:35a 500
2 Eastern Express =. 7;i5p z:f0p
4 California Limited. s:f0p T:UOp
8 X. &. 4 Chicago En-. T:i5p 1862
30 De Luxe (Wed.).. -. S:03p S:i0p
From South
$40 X. G. a Chicago. 7:ooa
gie X. c. g. Chicago. 3:30p
Standard sleeper for Clovis ana
| Roswell leaves on No. sos. connects AT
Belen with train No. ~. leaving Beien
AZ 1855 .. m.
No. 7 carries n coach only; ne
sleepers.
No. $40 Will have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. - a.
Beion.
r. J. JOHNSON. Aosni
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2 white. 6passMc; Sept. etc; Dec.
save; May, Gaze.
Oats-No. 2 white. 37G3 sc; No. ?
mixed, 34W25c.
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NIninI Mnrkct.

New York. Sept i4-Copper. quiet
clectrnlytic. Si7.75a 1899.
Iron. firm. No. / southern, $500
1850 40. > southern. $3.50 i625.
Metal exchange quotes tin quiet
s33 O0G 1915.
AZ London. Spot copper, tbs los
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Knnsns CIiN GrnIn.

ansas city, Sept i4-Whcat- No.
? hard. stOgGI09. No. 2 red. si.lO
ali9 sept os%g; Dee 92c, May,
99fh H9tMC.
Corn-No. . mixed. 69m69Mc; No.
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FOR RENT-5-room modern house,
Inquire at Clio South Walter; phone
i2iOw.
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Kansas, CITY,. Sept. ii.-ButteI
eggs and poultry unchanged.
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New York. Sept. 1.-THE metal OK
change quotes lead offered $3.50.
speltcr not quoted.
~ London; Lead. f2a IL Sd; spell
ter. I'll.
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futures, no; c%lectrolytic. fSs los
spot tin. asa los. futures, fi5'
.f5s.
Anthony, fi2s.
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FOB RENT-Rooms
For RENT

FOR RENT-Fully furnished. includ.
ing piano. G-room up to date cot
tage. BIS South Third street: give ono
year lease. Enquire IN premises ans
morning from Z "a s o'clock or cal
Office First National Bank building
room 3. phone 500.
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wANTED-To buy a double oarrcled
shotgun. reasonable. q. c. C., care
Herald.
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Cotton Market.
New York, Sept. 1A.-spot cotton
steady; middling uplands. ti2.4s NJ
sales.
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ron sALE-City realty. ranches and
grants. Rentals receive best OF at
tention. New Mexico Realty Co.,
2U7h West Cold.
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FOR sALE-One good-slzcd. aarong
horse. auitabie for delivery wagon.
Whitney Hardware Co, III s. First st.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Foiks TO use Devoe ready
paint, one gallon cover 900 square
feet. two coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks; lasts five years. For
all kinds OF roofs. Thomas r. Kele-
her. 40s West Central avenue.
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SENATOR LOVES LETTER.

In another column We publish a let
ter written by Senator Scott G. Lowe
before the last election Tin which he
was seeking votes) to prominent
.citizen-a Democrat but who is not
q member of the Office holders trust,
and who is as weary as most all 9th.
err citizens OF the high cost OF govern
ment in Fairmont Us administered BY
the representatives of the $ and the
office holders trust who make up the
uartet at City Hall.
The Times Charleston CORRESPOND.
ent reports gleefully that Senator
Lowe introduced "the one man sneak
charter by request" We hope that
this news writer" Is treating Sena.
tor Lowe us he treats most every
thing else he reports is, by will
fully falsifying the facts-for Senator
Lowe is in position tbeing a mem.
Der Of the committee which will re-.
port the charter to the senate) to
materially benefit the people of Fair
mont by helping the passage Of the
charter bill.
Should Senator Lowe be prevented
by the office holders trust from doing
as he promised he would do, his dere-
LECTION will be more than offset by
Democrats back home who favor thu
charter and who will resent such bad
faith should the senator not ring true.
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a DANGEROUS PRAcTlcE.

Itwould be dangerous to get, pub.
lie endorsement of charter bill for
.Fairmont, as Tho Times and the
Democratic ring are on record as
opposing what the people endorse.
That was never more clearly proved
than in the last charter fight. "A bill
that was discarded by the Joint com.
mittees of the Chamber Of Commerce
and the Business Mems Association
was approved by The Times and the
office holders trust and the non.par!
tisan bill endorsed, not only by these
committees, but by the membership
OF the organizations and many other
organizations was bitterly opposed
and defeated by these people who
are now complaining that the people
have not had a chance to soy. The
people have already said and they
arc very. likely to have their wishes
'obeyed in spite Of the opposition Of
The Times and its ring followers. i,
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LITTLE Boobies PA
By Within q. XIX.

The teacher toald us yesterday
TINT every child shnd tn hard al
all times to stimulate the imagina.
shun. inmaginashnn Is prnbly the
moast wunderf1l part of man. and
the teacher The crate noyelists d
musicians z painters q poets has all
crate fmaginashuns. 1want ali YOU
children to rite story To bring "a
skoola tomorrow, she sed with sum
fmaginashun In it. -
Late mite I toad Pa what the teach.
er sed q Pa sed Bobbie yure teecher
is rite. She must be a brite woman,
! will help You rite yure story.
The teecherS sed that she. wanted
each uf US to rite our own story, !,
.toald Pa. Z : 's 't,51
That's the way to talk. Bobbie, sed
Ma. Be independent like the little
man that you are. Yure father only
thinks he can rite a story anyway
Go ahed 6 rite yure own .littel story
& II you need any help after that
will be the one for you to cum to-
So Pa dident say any moar, - after
7 had worked a hour had my story
done. This is what Irote:
ALYA. 81
Many years ago, in a quaint English
village thare lived q rich man & his
luvely daughter.
Her name was Alva & she was SO
butiful that the roses used to nod
to her wen she walked in the garden
& the birds all sang thare morning
songs to Alya, & the little brook
whispered her naim as 1t trickled on
its way to the blue oshun.
Alva's father was stern old man
& he lived in cassel with high
walls around 1t. 80 that his. little
daughter newer knew what was In
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ling the Democratic legislature that
the proposed charter was Republican
scheme and. as a result the charter
was changed to provide for a bi.pnr.
tlHan commission. instead OF nom
partlsar. The people accepted this as
a step in the right direction, and
hoped for the best. and an eiicrt was
made by all political parties. TO put
forward upright men as candidates for
the Commission, and, had the Demo.
cratic Office: hpIders' trust kept hands
OH. the election would have resulted
IN O Comm ssion. that was not preyi.
onsiy pied ed to betray the people in
the int rest Of the s. and the Office.
holders trust.
The bi;par tisan commission was
elected as a result OF treacheryS on
the part OF, the office.hold ersf trust.
and this commissio n never would have
been elected by those politicians ifs it
had not before election. been commit.
tied irreyocably to the submission OF
Jail the affairs concerning the peoples
rights, first to the 5 and then to- the
politicians, and after that, what was
left Of such affairs might be passed on
| to the people.
AS a result OF this partisan pre.elec.
tion pledge, you find the city's pay
roll padded at this time, with loyal
iparty-workers who, perform no con.
ttnuons and necessary work for the
people. i;2
Two years ago, and more, the West
virginian took up the fight for Fair.
mont, and with the help OF the best
people, accomplished something in
Spite of the politicians. This year,
1.-THE fight is renewed for the same old
charter that we pleaded SO hard for
two years ago. there being but one
change OF moment and that is, Ger.
tain provisions safeguarding the cleo.
tions. 1.-THE Tines is .insincere; in
fact, &c never has been sincere in the
advocacy Of anything for the good Of
the whole people, as. against special
interests, and the politicians. It's
editor for the want Of better argu.
.ment, makes another violent personal
attack upon the editor Of the West
Nirginian.
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State Editors.
SANE APPLIES 70 MARION.

II Will not be long until tie season.,
OF preparation for next years crop
growing viii be at hand. An extra,
ordinary occasion presents itself ON
account OF the European war and Il
6ehooyes every whether he be a
producer OF q consumer OF farm pro:
ducts, to do all In his power to en-.
courage the larger possible acreage
in grain and the largest increase that
can be made In livestock raising. !
Harrison county viii find the neces.
isity OF providing it's own foodstuffs
In full, or be confronted with higher
prices than ever as the expectation OF
grain and other merchandise. espe.
,eially meats. flour, meal and the like
abroad viii continue TO grow with
leaps and bounds. The expectation OF
10000, 900 bushels of wheat in a sin.
gle week, just last week, shows what
the demandsgo of Europe will be later,
America will be called upon to fur.
nish an enormous supply. That de.
mand will naturally cause a sitna.
ton In this country that will mako
scarcity and high prices unless ef.
forts are made to increase the supply
largely. :,
The greater. the crop under sucl.
circumstances the better 1t will be
for all. 3
Harrison county should grow not
only enough in crops to protect ii.
self but also be in position to share
in the advantages the European war
will bring in this respect. Every
farmer should exert himself as never
before and every suburban resident
should earnestly enlist. in having a
good truck patch or garden. There Is
nothing idle in this advice as those
will find who neglect to heed it
Clarksburg Telegram. - i7I';
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WHO'S WHO IN THE WAR I. Ia
Kaiser 5s Today.

= 3 = b q 2 i. 4
Wilhelm IL, German Emperor and
King of Prussia, supreme commander
of the Teuton war machine lin the
worlds greatest conflict, will cele.
brate his fifty.sixth birthday today.
The Ekaiser's birthday has been a ma
tional holiday In the empire ever
since he assembled the throne in 1888,
but this year the government has
requested that Gin view Of the seri.
BUSINESS OF the times the greater pub.
lie festivities. such as dinners, thea.
tricals and dances should be post.
poned.' This order, however, Is not
designed to prevent other "celebra.
lions appropriate to the significance
of the day." For twenty-four hours
the soldiers and citizens of Germany
will Join In the patriotic refrain OF
I"Hoch der Kaiser" In more peace
full times the Emperor's subjects were
much given to private criticisms OF
their ruler, but on every twenty.
seventh OF January they put away
their hammers and the anvil chorus
was drowned out by the mighty roar
of "Hochs" which swept from. one
end of the country to the other. True.
there were millions OF social demo.
Gratis and Polish and Danish irrecon.
cilables who did very little '"hoch.
ing" but even these-if we accept
the statements from BerlIn-wIll 1oin
today in the pacans OF praise. Prob.
ably more has been written about the
Kaiser than any other ruler of mod
ern times, and little remains TO be
said, either of praise or of denuncia.
ton. For more than a quarter of q
century he has stood In the full glare
of the limelight. and no two men have
agreed about his virtues or his vices
He has been pictured as a fiend In.
carnate and as a god; as a war lord
and as a prince OF peace, feeble
ifigurehead who has been the tool Of
designing men. Since the war con.
fusion has been worse confounded,
and Wilhelm has become more than
ever man Of mystery.