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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
B. Fac. WOULD
EXCLUDE NEGROES
IS CHARGE
Attorney for Railroads At Ar
bitratiOn Hearing Asserts
Counsel for Enginemen
Wants Whites to Get Jobs.

Chicago. Jan. 2I-Charges that
the brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men aud Enginemen Is trying to de-
privc neg. firemen Of their jobs
were made be. IRE the board OF arbi-
tration in the western railroad wage
hearing here today. The subiect
came az IN consideration of the qucs-
ton whether the fireruen nf the va
ZOO a Mississippi Valley railroad. a
lubaidiary Of the illinois Cen'ral, are
pa tg TO the arbitration.
In course of the debate w S car
ter, OF counsel for the cnginemsn,
admitted thai these firemen. mostly
negroes. were not directly represent
cd when agreement To arbitrate was
made. but that sinuo then a majority
Of them had requested that they be
represented.
James NJ. Sheoan, attorney for tho
railroads. asserted that Cater want
ed the negro nremen included "a
that white men might displaoc them
In their positions
"If II works out that way" said
Carter, 1T will be the fault Of the
ra ailroads. They hire negroes because
thtN arc ththnei MANY OF AWfN
cannot even read the rule books. and
are far less competent than. white
men. but safety first IL not consid'
cred where the railroads can save q
dollar lf the railroads are com
PEELED to pay going rate they VII
get competent help ana Il may be
white. that is for them To decide
How did YOU persuade these ne
groes to siEn this petition " they
knew they were signing away theil
| iohs?" asked charles Nagel. mem
bcr Of the board
| Il don't think they knew H." re
| piled Carter "But u IL not right g
say that the award under an Amefi
can law shall not apply alike TO Whit
land negro
They stand on a common footin'
lherc." remarked Judge Pritchard
chairman OF the board Garter con
tinucd
When the railroads round that w
were obtaining the consent OF ~
Yazoo roads firemen To represen
them coerciye Influences were put u
work and these men we're told ina
tho award would cost them thei
Jobs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
Estate Capital bureau
(SI DE Vnrgns HOTEL.


(5i he Vargas Hotel
santa Re. v. W, Jan. 27.-
Managers of the Itcpuhlicnn two
thirds majority Ia the hoWsa or
Representatives are dcrply con-
ccrncd today lest thclr two thirds
vote in that body. obtained 10y the
unssating Of fous Democratic
members, may prove n hollow
niockcry, not 20 sny 70 dclit~ioE
aHd "a snare.
The house. under the constltn-
tion, has almost absolute author
ity In determination OF its MEM
bcfsiip. short of sealing u con-
yictcd murderer la that hotIy, it,
majority may do about a. 10
picaSes-cNrcpt when 10 runs foui
~ the constitution.
In the opinion of ahlc lawyers
who have made thorough exam
ination or the situation, the ma-
ioIity la the housc has run
~qunrcly afOul of tile Constitution
Ia the matter of the sierra county
seat ScstiOn 4 Of Articic 4 of the
constitution provides specifically
That when vacsincy -haii cNlst
in the hOusc ~ Representatives. it
shall be fillcd by a srccinl clcttlan
la the district ancctcd. called by
the governor.
by formal resolution adopted
Ia the house "a week ago to-day a
vacancy Ia that hody was ilcg'lnr-
ed ho exist, the resolution - stat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

canoy created by the Republican
majority. h clearly In violation of
the constition. according to able
lawsers who have made a pains
taking investigation.
These men say thai while a
court may not 40 bciaind the
journni OF tine proceedings Of n
legislative body, they may review
the journal of such body. Thc
Journal of the h0tsc of reTirc-
scntatRVcS "a Il stands today
sllOws mat 0n Wednesday. Fcb-
ruasy goth. a vacancy occurred iR
that body. having been created
by formal resolution. which u
part of the rccoiti; that on the
same day. under the provision Of
the constitution, the governor of
the stats called special cie'ctlOn
q illi that vacancy; and tiiat ON
the day following the majority
iilIed the vacancy Dy the arbitrary
sccond resolution quoted above.
Lawyers Who should know say
that Ia cncct the sierra counry
vacant ~ent WIS actually tilicd
when the goycruor issued his
proclamation.
These men say that any lcgis-
intion pa-s.s,d whefhcr over the
veto ar noi, In which the 0ne
vote of Chavez Of sierra county ~
the determining rector. would he
invalid. and wUuld be 80 held by
court reviewing such Icgiriatlo
Tho vote of Chavez of SIERRA
county u nece~sary to make a ma
iority of two-rhlrds in the house
OF Representatives.
~ an Instance. the lawycrz who
have etu0lcd this case dcs'lare
that the cxl~ting two-tlilrds ma
Iority, n IL should pass county
salary law over the governors
veto, fi,c sierra county tutc hcinG
Included Ia tho bare twO-thlrtls
majority which now stand-.
would place on The session laws
a statute which wuttld not stand
tito test OF the court. Any law ~
passed over the veto would bc
similarly subject to review by the
courts and 90 pu-silile nullinca-
tim.
In taxnti0u legislation where
lnrrc Interests might bar anectei.
n il stated that laws 0n rcsenne
ga which such Interests might OBJ
icvt. aud which became eifectisc
hy means OF this one Sierra county
vote. would bc csrtain to bc taken
into court FOR u test upon this
ground. with rcasonnblc surety OF
their hclng nuliiilcd.
In view Of the above facts. the
pcr-iseent runs0rS todny that the
majority managers arr In douait
~ 90 their exacf locatlon upon
the legislative map, seem 10 Rave
reliable foundation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

Emperor William /. so Years
cid today and although there i
ilulo inlomati1n ~ the days mill
itaTN nctiyiticr. the latest reports
available made IL apparent thaa
The eniDcror's iroop- were endciv-
oIing 10 win fCr him birtlidny
pift IN thc shape of victory at
arms. Two days ago Violcnt Gcr-
man attacks were hcgun at sew
eriil points. They developed with
greatest force against the British.
along the Ia Iias-ce canal la
franrc near the Iteleian bordcr.
Bnd against the French farther
south In the region of Craonne.
To'lay's official communications
frOm PARIS and Beriin, which deal
with yesterdays lighting. show
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
Mrs. Belle Zilberman Forgives
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., for
Having Her Arrested and
Social Call Follows.
FOUNDATION COULD NOT
TAKE PART IN POLITICS
Witness Before Industrial Re-
lations Committee Declares
Philanthiopic Institution
Could Not Mould Opinion.

New York. Jan. 2T.--On reaching
the cit hall today, PREPARED io re-
sumo his testimony before the fed
erai Industrial commission, J y.
Rockefeller lro was greeted by
Mrs Belle Ziiberman. who was
arrested last summer In the
Standard oil building AZ No. 26
broadway. while taking part In the
so-caiied mourners' parade. as pro-
test hy the Industrial Workers of the
World against the shooting of miners
al Ludlow Yesterday Mrs. Zilber-
man said she "forgave NJ Bockefel-
Ter" for having her arrested. To-day
she brought him - message NJ good
Will" Mr. Rockefeller shook hands
and chattcd with her for several
minutes.
I'VE are products of two separate
classes" Mrs alderman said. You
represent the capitalistic class, while
/ am a Socialist There Is struggle
on between those CLASSES"
Yes unfortunately" replied MT
Rockefeller. There ought To- be
some ground on which we can meet
and come 90 q better understanding
with each other"
II do not believe philanthropy will
ever hiring us together" Mrs Zil5er'
man replied There will have tn hs
some compromise between the class
es"
on the witness stand Mr. RockefcL
Ter said he did not believed the Rock
efeller foundation would ever, oi
could. within the terms ct its char
ter participate in . litics, the defens'
of trusts ur anything other than it'
stated philanthropic purposes
Gould it circulate party plat
form %" asked Chairman Walsh
'No such thing has oNcr beer
Thought off, tho witness replied
"ccrpinly mo- such thins would cNc'
ho attempted.
Under Its charter might not Noul
foundation circulate editorials. criti
oisms of tho government or th'
churches Might a not buy chair
of stores. organize u real estate com
pnuy cor conduct propaganda In fov"I
or trades unions or wnrkmen's com
prusitiun 800
Mr. Rockefeller thought the f"un
dation could not 10 such things. i'
had not considered the questions. M
said
Chairman Walsh cited hypothet
icni ease in which the foundation
might desire to have circulated
speech by W T.. Mackenzie Sing, op
posing certain suggestions whicl
might he made hy Frank j. Hayes %
the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea Mr Walsh asked ii the mnd
Of the foundation could hc used @
circulate Mr.. Kings speech
MIR Rockefeller Thought the
could
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
Two Positions are
Taken by Forces
Of Kaiser
French Driven From Heights
West Of Ia Cruete Ferme
and to West Of Huertebise
Says Berlin Announcement.

Berlin. jan. ~. CBy wireless 70
London. s;so .. in.---The Official com
municatloa given out today by the
German army headquarters stan says
the French were driven out ~ thrir
positions on the heiahtB 20 the west
of IA Cructe Ferme and 70 the east
Of Hcurtebise. The Germans ALSO
claim that several points OF support
we're taken from the French by the
saxons
The text OF the statement reads IN
part.
'At Ginchy, southwest OF la nnssec
the enemy attempted Yesterday even
ing 20 capture positions which We
had taken on January rs. The at
tempt was unsuccessful and the at
tack broke down under our iire.
The battles on the heights OF cra-
onne. reported yesterday. were entire
" successful The French were
driven cut OF their positions IN the
heights to the west Of Ia creute
Ferme and to the east OF Huerteblse
and were forced back on the southern
slope Of the elevated country.
Several points of support. extend.
F, ing over a width of lace meters wers
taken Oy storm by the Saxons.
80 the southeast OF 81. Mihiel ouI
troops captured French point OF
support Counter attacks made ~
the French remained unsuccessful
In the eastern theater OF the war
Russian attacks we're made TO tn,
northeast OF Gumbinnen Gin Eas
Prussial. The LOSSES Of the enemy a
certain places were heavy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

the governor as 10 say that he only
threw out one man who was duiy
elected when the record shows TWO,
and I assure both the governor ana
Yourself that the neglect TO mention
the extra man thrown ont 10y the gov
ernur was an oversight on my part
/ hope YOU will give this same public
ity as was given the governors letter.
"Respectfully yours,
EDWARD A MANN
Rising also to a question OF per-
sonal privilege. Mr.. Montoya, OF Ber-
nalillo. asked leave To correct Judge
Mann's statement, asserting that -
was three. instead of two men that
had been thrown out " developed
n "a discussion In which Judge Swan
Of the minority took part that Nj.
Montoya was a member of this legis-
lature on the Democratic side and
participated In the throwing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
MAY ATTEMPT no pq.AcE
tsAItitIsON AT NACO

Douglas Arix.. Jan. 2l.--Alfonso
Coronado q reported by cOnyention-
list officials here To nave been appoint-
ed commisSiarso of Naco. sonora. the
port neutralized and closed 70 customs
by the agreement between General
Gales and Governor Maytorena. He
Is expected 20 take charse az Naoo in
n few days.
There II also an unconhrmed report
that Maytorcna will attempt to install
a small garrison az Naco on the the
ory that it II necessary for police
duty. Constitutl0naists maintain that
the neutralizinR agreement was In
tended TO prohibit the occupation OF
Naco In both military and civic
sense.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
AVsTRINNs WINNERS IN
CNIJCIN SAYS BERLIN

berlin, Jan. 27, wa WlreIess 20
sayyilic. l.. 1l-Reporta received IN
Berlin today from Vienna say that the
Austrians still are having the oetter
OF the artillery contests which have
boen In propress To the west Of Tar
now in Galicia. Severe lghting again
Is reported from the Cnrpnthian
mountains IN which Shc Russians are
said Ia have suffered heavy losses.
Baron Won Burlan. the new Austro
Hungarinn minister OF Foreign anairs'
has been decorated by Emperor VIII
lam with the order OF the BLACK Eagle.
The baron returned Ia Vienna last
night after visiting the German em-
pcror at the army headquarters In tho
field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
Invasion Has Penetrated Con-
siderable Distance Into Land
Of Khedive, Is Evidenced By
Reprt of Battle.
sUEZ CANAL ABOUT TO
SEE GREAT ACTIVITIES
Three Army Corps of Turks De-
clared BY Athens Officials
to Be Marching On Country
of Nile.

London. Jan. 81 O.i7 D. MI
Dispatches from Cairo state that
great military activity prevails at the
suez canal. Trocys and warships are
being assembled ana all civilians are
leaving the valley Of the canal. linz
portant reconnaissance are being
made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
DACIA MAY SAIL LATE
TO DECLARE OWNERS

Galveston. Texas, Jan 27.- "The
Dacia may sail late today II import
ant negotiations now under way are
concluded said the agent OF the
steamship today. No Information
about the negotiations are given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

Fighting In this locality indicates
that not only has Turkish Invasion
of Egypt been hegun, as was reported
In an earlier dispatch from Athens
hut that Turkish forces have pene-
trated considerable distance INTO
Egypt IN Kantnra is 2s miles south
Of Port said and is on the suez canal.
winch. II Is assumed, Is the immedi-
ate objective Of the Turkish advance.
The territory TO the east OF III KAN
tara. referred Co m the foregoing dis-
patch is in the northern part nf Sinai
peninsula. which extends To- the TURK
ish frontier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
CARA ARRANGtS TO
BORROW CASH To
PACIFY LAND
Provisional President Of Mex
leo Secures $4,000, 600 Pesos
for Use In Restoration of
Order.

Mexico City. Jan. 25, Cvia IN Paso.
Tex. Jan. 2i)-Prcsident Gonzales
Cara arrnnged today TO declare au-
thorized loan Of $1,000. 200 pesos as
expenses of war aud paoincation OF
the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
THREE TURKISH ARMY
COltfS MARCH ON EGYPT

Athens, Jan. - fvia London. 3:i7
.. NIT Is reported here that three
Turkish army corps (ahput 10000
mem ARE marching on Egypt under
command Of Diemal Pasha.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
immigration Bill
Will be Vetoed
by President

Washington, Jan. 27.---It was stated
authorItatlveiy today that President
Wilson will veto the immigration bill
hecause of the literacy test This
became known after a conference be-
tween the president and committees
of both houses Of oonErcss which had
the measure ia charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
|RREGULAR|TY IN SEATING OF
CHAVES OF SIERRA MAY BLOW UP
T|NO-TH|RDS MAJORITY IN HOUSE

Majority Leaders Worried When Careful Study of Situation
DsclOses That Laws Passed Over Veto With Aid of Co.
cupan of BoOrquez Seat Are Likely be Held Invalid
By the Courts Journal of House. Subject to Review Of
Court, Proves Vacancy.
Evening star., 1915-03-28
THE STOLEN RAILROAD
Continued from page s

Jle pui)llC, VINO are so bitterly 1nCenSed
against your management
"Ideas-re -reforms!' repeated the chairman
ftlriously, as he glared at his rebclious clerk.
But a comical disnay appeared on the
faces Of several of the old financiers, as they
observed the confident manner in which the
young man spoke of disposing Of the roads
millions
Worthy leaned over to Milton and whs-
pered, as this fellow possibly the son of old
Ben Wheeler, they used to call the Hawk of
Wall Street,
81 believe he is" growled the chairman
"Got his job through some friend Of his
fathers"
"Good God!" exclaimed Worthlv under
bis breath. "Then he 5 got crime in his blood"
"Mr. Chairman, put an end to this ridicu-
lous scene,' exclaimed Lynch impatiently.
"Send the boy away. He can't comprehend
the transaction by which we have altered
control of the property"
"I understand the transaction only too
well, Mr.. LYNCH" exclaimed Wheeler in his
powerful young voice, which rang through
the board ROOM He was fast losing his tenn
per. He crashed his clenched fists on the
table and sent an ugly look into the eyes of
the lawyer. II have typewriter copies of
of the Railway Trust Company There has
Dcen no sale, ana CIleTe mas DeeT no DuT-
chase: merely legal fiction-a criminal lie
to evade the law!'
The board members looked aghast at the
sound of this loud, accusing voice, which
seemed eager to proclaim their hidden opera
tions to the ears of the crowds swarming in
the streets below. Several wheeled their
chairs about, as though anxious to spring
at their impudent accuser
In the momentary pause Lynch stole over
to the chairman and muttered, "Where is
Mr.. Gorton now?'
"He left three days ago on his yacht, the
Main Rover, for the China Sea- snapped
Milton. "He's out of reach, in mid-ocean,
first stop Suez"
"He's got to be informed of this: it's seri-
ous,' whispered Lynch. 1--WE must get him
by wireless He returned to his seat.
Gentlemen" cried Wheeler, who ap-
peared to be thoroughly aroused, "et me
call your attention to the clause in the
amended Sherman Act, entitled Personal
Guilt Remove me from the presidency,
to which | was legally elected, if you dare!
On the day following such action I'll lay
copies of your unlawful contracts before the
Department of Justice in Washington-and
then look out for your skins!'
THE young president found himself the
focus of venomous eyes, The financiers
before him, men of power, whose words and
actions brooked no interference, even from
Evening star., 1915-03-28
Cornless
Feet
Are Very Common Now

A few years ago they we're
not. People pared corns and
kept them. Or they used an
inefficient treatment.
Then the Blue-jay plaster was
invented. That ended corn pain
instantly for everyone who used
it. But it also gently undermined
the corn, so in two days it all
came out. And this without one
bit Of pain or soreness.
One told another about it,
until millions came to use it. Now
those people never keep corn.
As soon as one appears, they
remove it.
We urge you to do that. Prove
Blue-jay on one corn. If you
hesitate, let us send you samples
free. If the pain does stop-if
the corn does go-think what it
means to you. 1t means lifetime
without corns. Your own friends,
by the dozens, probably, know
that this is so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-02
Daddy 'sBedtilne
How the
>,f0TV- Porcupine Got
y His Dinncr.


will Jack Evelyn vii
decide tha he a
like needles
by his has always
the sprngime when the
and an round
qul poeupEe
He a he wanted his dinner
pocupne and
otvhere
for it aso. So he madewh could
his little
than he So when he got to the es
couldn't the tender shoots and leaves
he
him shoot them with his quis and taers
do He Just
walking the dark
bed OF brilliant
hels Just what do
all quns tie nevcrs
h He
rolled
which feeding ana e pec
And then
nice dinner al by himself~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-02
Tha Greek Elzc.

The Greek flag Is an unpretentious
piece Of blazonry, consisting OF nine
stripes Of blue and white alternately,
with white cross on blue ground
In the top left hand corner. The navy
flag has a golden crown In the center
of the cross. Blue and white arc the
national colors of Bavaria and were
adopted by tho Gresks as a delicate
compliment to the prince of Bavaria,
who accepted the invitation to ascend
the throne of Greece when that coun-
try had succeeded In Wrestling her hide
pendenes trom the Ottoman empire
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-02
WorId,, fiIal,ess capitaI.

Tho famous Old city OF La Pag. Boffv-
In. In valley more than 12.000 feet
above the sea, is the highest capital In
the world overlapping Iassas the far
famed capital OF Ttbs. A.. 4.s.a- hr aav-
eral hundred feet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-02

Very often a man viii get sore and
say you have no sense of humor be-
cause you don't laugh at his jokes. A
sense OF humor Is something always
lacking IN the other fellow. NIL
waukee Journal
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
NO SHOES
FOR 35 YEARS

CARLTON, Okla. Nov. 1s.--For
80 years j. NJ. Haigler. OF Carlton,
has gone unshod the year round. and
now al rs he is devoid of aches or
pains OF any sort. He is man OF
extraordinary physique. standing, six
feet tall and weighing S25 pounds.
and Is as prankish as boy of IL.
4 doa't remember OF ever being
H." he says. and have always
eaten with the relish II a hungry
man what has been set before me. r
have lived outdoors as much as pos
sible and have always been active
both mentally and physically. May
be that has helped 10 keep me
young"
There is nothing eccentric about
Haigler. He is the father OF Ave
sons, all husky men. owners OF large
herds OF cattle horses and dogs and
thousands OF acres OF land.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
REAL MUSIC
PLAYED FOR FILMS

UNIVERSAL CITY, Cal, Nov. ~
In a great many cases real music is
produced in the movies Just as real
words fall from the actors lips when
he speaks.
Whenever there Is dancing In
ballroom scene, an orchestra is es
pecially engaged by the Universal
company 10 play dance music. II
the actors did not hear real music
the steps OF each couple would be
In different time than the others on
the door.
In one western picture, the VIC
linist stood outside the scene be
cause the leading man did not play
that instrument. Now. this leading
man vas a splendid actor. but had
no ear for music. His director tried
10 teach him 20 draw his bow over
his violin IN time with the music or
the real violinist, but he WAS such
a failure at this simple task that
new aim star had to be put in his
place
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

health officer OF singapore. where
they have 10 deal with many va
rleties of bugs lie sends II to the
Lancet and says IL Is far more ef-
fective than cyllin. phenyl. henzine'
petrol. kerosene. turpentine or soap.
II is made as follows:
Carbon disulphide. one part; ker-
osens. 20 parts; mixed 10y shaking
Then add lysol. seven parts. and
keep in a stoppered bottle. When
needed for use. make 10 per cent
solution IN water, adding mo w1tvr
TO the stock and not the stock TO
the water, II should be used with
a spray.
DR. Brooke says bugs are killed,
within second or two. and two ap-
plicatlons proved sufficient 10 kill
all the lice (about 2.000l and their
eggs on a small pariah puppy; while
the government veterinary surgeon
here, p. Scott Falshaw. reports that
II is the only agent he has used
which Is capable of dealing instan-
taneously with cattle ticks. New
York World