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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16
Want COLUMN.

c. f. Wheeler for bargains IN
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 34-tf
For Sale Chicken feed of all
kinds. Oyster shell. grit, char
coal, beef scraps. blood, etc.
Evans &Bennett.
Ii you want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on j. T. White.
If you want TO buy, sell, rent
trade, secure a loan, or have fir,
Insurance written, See 4. 6.
Knapp.
Dressmaking Mrs. Dinwiddie
vest LIST. st. Phone Arvada 16l
We sell Leyden coal at Loo
delivered in Arvs.da C. O. D., or
$50 at the car. Evans & Ben
nett.
Now is the time to have your
carpet weaving done, and pre-.
pare for winter. +. A. Streeter,
256 Grant Avenue, Arvada.
-, For Sale-3 Jersey bull calves.
Phone Arvrda S-W. 25.lp
Thorobred Mammoth brown
turkey gobblers for sale, also 2
5. c. K. |. ROSTERS. at Coles
ranch, of a mile west of Arva.
ida. 25.1tI
For Sale Carbon light gas
tank, pipilg and fixtures for a
five room louse. Price $500. or
would traC G for hay. grain or
chickens. Phone Aryada &C.
For Sale One bay mare and
me bay horse. coming ten year,,
old, also one light buggy. two
lclI' cry wagons and one five tod
at lorm wagon scale. Inquire
j etrrm' Grocery. 25-1o
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16
Upper Ralston

The Bolclack family who pur-
chased portion Of the AlbortSon
farm about year ago, have taken
their departure for Nebraska They
started sunday. the family went in
an auto and the son driving the
the stock. Colorado didn't meet
their ideals.
Mcssrs Schocch and Ferris, who
have occupied the old Cri-man farm
for the past year have moved. The
former To his mothers farm Joining
ON the east the latter 10 fnirmount
The owner Mi. Boyd formerly OF
Brcckcn ridge, Colorado now oCcu.
PIES inc premises
The Blood brothers completed
the thrc-hiug of the large crop Ior
Ponsrord x Newell on Upper Rails.
ton last week. This was not a dry
land crop rs was stated IN the Col.
den Globe last week, but Was all ir-
rigalcd from the Campbell Roscr-
E"'' %" upper h"'''"n'
Mrs, Miller, Mrs. Higgins aud u
party from 'oIoraa" Springs took
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16
Phone Arvada II J

We buy sweet clover seed from
sample. Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16

ARMADA LODGE No. al A.
n +. & A. M. meets first and
third Wednesday evening in
Barth Hall.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16
Notice of Annual Meeting

>uiicc /, hereby given that IN" r"Fulni
nnnuni meeting ~ the STOCKHOLDERS "t Tho
Aryndn Iumhyr Company Will be- held n'
the ONCE ~ the romppns. ArNuln, 'ulow
dn. ON Tuo,duy january siiple. nt IAN 70. no
Tor the purpose of uluctiug Bonrd ~ ID
rrrtor- to srry, for thu ensuing year nne
thu tutnsurtluu Of such other business o..
may properly COME before th" meeting,
Aryndn. Colorado. December % 1913.
LrASA :, liuHsr
secretary
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16
have the arrangements in

Edward have the arrangements in
hand which assures its success.
j. \. Ncwcomb was called to El
Paso County Saturday. He return
ed yesterday.
W. G. Updike is furnishing James
Doyle of Lpydrn with beef for his
hotel. He consumes about two per
week and updike furnishes prime
article.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16

Advertise your wants in this
column. SC per line 6 words.
For up-to-date wall decorations
see 4. j Miller. il-tf.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16
! eys Wanted.

ur turkeys in to us a1
'nco and we will give you sp(
cash an the highest markA
price. ! he Knapp Produce Com,
panl. i3S Market ST.. Denvel
25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
''Scrap Of Paper"
Applied to B. B.
CONTRACTS
War Phrase Used in DescriD-
ing agreements Between
Players and League Mana
gers in Antitrust Suit.

Chicago Jan. si.-Thc players
contract was called mere scrap 81
paper by Kocnc H Addington. the
Federal league chief counsel. resun-
ing his argument today in the anti
trust suit against organized baseball
Addington declared there was no real
modification OF relations between
clubs and players, despite changes IN
the option section Of contracts aud
the elimination within the last year
or two of the ten-day ciause from
some Of the contracts
The contracts were changed but
the national agreement and the pruc-
ticcs under which organized ball cou-
ducts is business we're not" said
Addingion. The player thinks he
gets something bon this contract and
it, changes he gets nothing The
contract b. designed for use la court;
the national agreement and the rules
of the nniional commission stiil gov
ern the game"
Addington quoted portions OF the
opinion In which Federal Judge nis-
sell OF Buffaio, dissolving the chi
cago American injunction against
Hal Chase. brought out the fact that
a player under the national agree
ment has no real choice regarding
salaries and homes. and cited author
iucs to cmphasizc the right to labor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
BARTH INTRODUCES
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
RESOLUTION
Senator from Bernalillo and
Majority Leader Holt En-
gage in Wordy Tilt Over
Definition of Advertising"
t~tatc Capital iiurcau
tOT Evening Herald
t5t Dc Narga- Hotel.

santa fD. y. A. Jan. 1lH senator
Harth uf B"rualillU county introduced
Zoo the -yuat. tni. afternoon 70 Joint
resolution pro,Iding Tor equal SUI
irugc n NcN Mexico 10y tho -ubmis-
sion 10 the people ot tu amendment
tu sections I and Of Article of
the constitution The amcndmcut is
very brief, simply inserting the words
"hud female 300 the sections pTuyid-
ing the right uf suffrage.
Mr. G1rth designated ON. nf his
own committees tu which ne desired
th" resolution referred and this pre-
cipitatod a siund cNchnngc between
the Rorualillu county senator and
MaJority Leader Holt who charged
MI B1rth With advertising Mr.
Hurth admitted the soft impcach-
mont aud said he presumed it was
also adycrtis, 'ucut when duly
elected member uf tho scuutc was de-
rtiNcd eft his seat without just cause
ana when some member of the sem
ate introduced BIN at the order of
some lobbyist "r corporation. Mr..
Hurth said hc proposed to continue
thF system eff advertising
In the sruItc this afternoon Mr.
Walton uf Grant county introduced
his bin providing q workmen's COM
pcusution law.
other bills introduced In the sem
a'c this afternoon Included
T. No 80. by Mr. Ifeld In rcla.
tuu &" Insane persons; state affairs
u. No. ~, llfcld, making It unlaw-
tul Go distribute samples ur any mcdl.
cine or injurious substance ur To- give
snmc To- any child under 10. Judiciary
:. q No. 50. McCoy. defining rape
nnd fixing punishment Judiciary
y 80. a., Ilfcld. To- amend soc.
tiou 1884 Of the compiled laws relating
To- landlords liens upon property
The senate adjourned until o'clock
Friday afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
GUGGENHE|M FAVOR
INHERITANCE TAX
TO AID POOR
President OF American Smelt-
ing & Refining Co. AdvO-
Gates Many Measures Back
ed by the SOCIALISTS.

New York. Jan 2i.-Taxation of
large fortunes upon the death OF theif
owners. te aid the poor. the cstab-
lishmont OF government agencies TO
find work FOR the unemployed. and
provision for the comfort of aged
WORKERS, were ddvochtd by Daniel
Guggenhein. president of the Ameri-
can Smclting and Refining company.
today at the inquiry by the federal
commission on Industrial relations in
TO the causes OF Industrial unrest Mr.
Guggcnhcim said that NJ capitalist
he favored these measures despite the
fact that they constitute SOME of the
cardinal ideas Of socialism. lie also
advocated industrial democracy
wherein the worker received q portion
uf the profit derived from the prod
ucts Of his labor.
E J. Berwind. owner uf coal mines
and director IN many coal mining cor-
porations and coal carrying railroads.
testified that he believed directors and
Stockholders were not ur Well aC-
quaintcd with labor conditions as they
should be.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
Ship Purchase is
Not Favored But
May be Passed
Weeks Says Enough Political
Pressue May be Brought to
Bear to Insure its Success.

Washington. Jan gi.-"If the ad-
ministration snip purchase hill is
passed by this congress "a viii be- done
not because those who vote for 90
favor it. hut as tho result OF the most
naRruut poliileal pressure m the
opiaion Of senator Weeks. who today
resumed his attack on the bin. SEN
ator Weeks denies that he sought 10
nli0ustcr. while senate Republicans
continued their hght ON the bill. Dem
ocratic leaders sought 90 reach an
agreement on proposed amendments
su that their caucus may complete tho
revision OF the bill tonight
senator Weeks said
Il believe there as, possibilities oi
rr1Ncst international complications
involved iu the passage uf this nill.
that DO ID passed it would be- incncct-
I've. utterly failing Go carry uui the
wishes of its spunsors thut II ls econ
omlCaiil unsound ul-adVtsod and
dangerous. that the sentiment Ia Ia
Nor OF IL among those who have given
lt consideration iu or our Of congress
D. almost negligible and tnai " passed
by this or uuy cuurreas. % would be
done not bc,ausc those VINO vote fur
D. favor the legislation, hut a- the re-
suit ~ the most hagrunt political
pressure
Turning tu pf,sidcu WILSON, In
diansp"lis speech. an WccN- dorlnr-
eel the people of the country. Judsi1g
from press reports. could NOT under
stand now tnt president could nave
so fHr iupscd from his previous ppisc
Hud puud taste as tu go to tnv other
cXtrcmr o.. indulging NOT only 500
questionable 'Hsir. 0ut mf"uudrd
statements with which his whole adj
dress Wu- allied.
Gould thor, bn more violent
wrench 10 popular gufcrUment' hy
asked. than Co have fhc hc'd 'f tho
nation speaking tu the whole ""un-
tfy, assert bot those who Disagree
With him are Wislod. IGNORANT, self
asscrii,c aud mi-rcprc~outv'itc' No
president in our recent history has
had such support uu strir'h admins
ttsfUc matters frum Opposition Son
u'.r. a- tnr prcs,lt .u.umnrut ui ih'
Whit, House
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

settles nf battle, I, Ia pro-
grc~~ along the Franco Bclgian
battle line, Lut onIN comparative
" small numhcf~ oT irunp- .,r
engaged and no 2cnciai move
mcni- are apparent. Caim pre-
Niii- in tile ~oi~-un- region. the
Germans thus TAR having made no
attempt tu extend thcir NictnrN
Ihcrc. TO,laN- cnicial statement
fium Berlin dc-,rihcs the rrpulsc
of IrCn,h uttarh- az various points
along the fr0nt aud asserts slight
advances we've made d, the Ger
mans la some ca~,'-. Near Dotfc
Dame de i1rcttr, however. they
wctr driven nom trenches
\ German NittTN la q small
hattlc la Fast Prussia l. unnoituv-
cd in BcTiin. GCiman recon.
noiir,ing inr,c. have appeared
nurthwc~t Or Mar-aw. IN the rear
uf THE Russian army which II All.
Nanring toward the l'ru-~inn bur-
der.
i;uS~ian accounts uf the war
with Turkey make II appear that
the rc~i-tnu,c Of the Ottoman
troops has virtually collapsed.
M official statement toda, from
thc Russian stan of the Caucasian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
Attacks in North, Center and
South Threaten Lines of
Communication and Break
Down Resistance.
LARGE GERMAN LOSSES
CLAIMED BY PETR0GRAD
Teuton Official Uttcrances
Continue Optimistic; situa-
tion in Eastern Arena Being
Reported Unchanged"

London. Jan. "a p2 noouj l'us-
sids thf,c-fuld assault ON the Ger
manlu allies ha-. iu the opinion OF
British observers of the war re-
sumrd it- steam roller characteristics
alike in the north, the center ana the
south
On the north the advance into East
Prussia ia reported us threatening tho
German lines ui communication Iud
lu Poland the trench warfare con-
uuur- with small results tor either
ide. hut the Russians confidently
dWril uu what they .all large Ger
man lu-s,s 100 efforts Geo hold present
positions in the south the Russians
declare that thy Austrian resistance
a-cms tu have been broken down en-
tircR. aud ia, Tr1nsvlyania iIc, upcu
to them
R,puris of BumJna's long awaited
entrance into the ught continues q"
circulate. ONE ruuui tudd, htd h.
however that Humania VilI not inn
mcdiatvy declare war. but that sine
VIII throw tioups into TrdIsyl,Huia.
which is Hungarian TERRITORY, tor TIA"
purposc OF prutcvtug ttumauiuu ma
uoualS
Meanwhile GcrmW ofncim u'rcr-
uuccr continue optimistic. The com
muui.Htiunr given uut every da, say
that th, situation loo the eastern the
nt,i ul the vur r,Waiue un,huuF'd.
Certain -rmi official summarize uI
event. received u London u, wire
lo- trlrErapnl from Berlin uru suu..
what more communicative. Such '
w,s-Gg, received recently uN. Tine
Eus4Hus have hrd SOME .u,.r--,s
100 whtuu their IHsers u,r, buft. and
that The Turks hIt, hD'u operating
au.,,-rulN loo the Duuu-u- auI ar'
uuv maruhinu uu Eaypt.
TIrsIHlus reaching urr. lum H,r-
lu record the Arrival There of Arch
duke charles Fuu,i- th, Austrian
crown prince. and br Won br hwHu
uuIiwvs. tho German mpyrIm cham
.,Iiur who arc Coz ur joined shortly
los Baron LyrItu. th, ucW Aurtru.
hungarian minister uf foreign az
faIr-. presumably for H ,oulprrnr, pee.
gariuu 90 plan of campaign ugJIu-t
Russia. 1908 w,ll as thr adoption ni
suitable wcasurc- agauust the pros
pr.tiNo eutraur, into tho war "'
Italy and EuWJniJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21

army saws thai iuitlCr defeats
have been inflicted uu the TirLh II
troops iu u -Cii,'- uI rear guard
ritiDn-. hnd that the Turks. after
suffering hca,A lu-~s- ate retreat
Ing piC, ipitatcli The statement
announces the capture ui a trans
Caucasian town near The Turkish
harder. II l. aid Also that u
l,us sian war~hip ~ank Twelve
Turkish NC->cis un the coast uT
A~iA Miuur,
Fighting between tustrianS and
Muntcncgiin-. Wl'i,h has been
alnu-t al a stand~liil hccause of
winter aud heavy storms, have
hccn Ic~umcd across the hDrdcr
nom (attnru.
The Au~trians uonibsrdcd Mon
tcncgiin IHo-itluns, hat it ~ ~nid
NJ Ccttinic that no damage NH-
inhktcd.
The nliir- nov nave their eye,
un the Rhinc and the british
iruuti- may he -cut to Hclfurt Ia
eastern IIunrr tu thkc part la
any possible advance toward the
river. says n Gcuc,a report, which
lacks ,urilication, II T. stated
that the ad,hnrc lrcnch trenches
are within 10 mile of the Rhine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
S Crew
Is Arrested By
the Germans
Sailors Of Vessel Seized By
Great Britain and Of Steam
er Carolyn Are Taken Into
Custody At Bremen.

Washington. Jan. 2i.-Whilo thr
American government today aVailed
Great Britain's explanation of hrr
seizure ~ the American steamer
Grecnbricr, Il developed that Amer
lean sailors of her crew, as well as
those OF the steamer Caroyn. had
been arrested by German authorities
at Bremen,
la brief dispatch informing the
state department that the sailors had
been released from detention aud
were nov free tn JJin their ships
when they left the port. the Ameri-
can consul at Bremen gave the frst
Information that the sailors had been
arrested and added no details. OF
ncials here could only suppose that
the men might have been arrested
FOR misconduct ashore or possibly de-
tanned uutil the departure OF their
ships To suppress any military infor-
nation they might gain.
Tho Greenbrler sailed from New
orleans and Norfolk with cotton Tor
Rremcn under certificate issued by
the British cc1sul at Norfolk. fieI
commander complained that a Brit
ish cruiser seized his ship on the high
seas. holsted the British ensign. dam
aged the vessel In navigation and de-
tanned him al ftirkwail before he was
permitted 80 proceed Co Bremen
The Carolyn also carried cotton
cargo tn iiremcn. Apparently sh'
got through without interference
She called a. Falmouth before pro-
cccding to Bremen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
TIiNW TO SLEEP SUNDAY
IN TOMBS NEAR Old CF.i.f.

New York. Jan. 2i.-Harry X.
Thaw will sleep Ia the Tonebs prison
next sunday night. not far from the
cell which hn occupied when iirst ar
rested FOR the killing ~ stanford
White In June. 1905. II william
Travers Jerome carries on re plaa
he announced today.
Mr. Jerome said he weiad try GO
have Thaw's ease called f1r f'al next
week. He said he would icave this
city tomorrow for Washington and
from Washington would go 10 New
Hampshire returning here sunday
with Thaw.
Hefore making this announcement.
Jerome had long talk with District
Attorney Perkins. M which they uis-
cuascd the Indictment charglng tn "
with conspiracy In the alleged plot
which resulted In his escape from
Muttcawan asylum In August, 1913.
In addition Jerome consulted su-
prcme Cour, Justice Davis, before
whom. Il il understood, Thaw Is 10
be tried ON the conspiracy charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
Sierra County Man Handed
Cold Shoulder BY House Aft
er Adoption Of Report
Which Practically Comedies
Allegations o. Democrats.
STILL COMMISSIONER
is GROUND OF EVICTION
Constitutional Provisions
Quoted By MajOrity's Re-
sumo of Evidence and Com
mittee Findings As Basis for
Disqualification.
(siatc Capital IIurciu
(l1,cning Herald
t5I Dc Vargas Hotel.

Santa Fc. n. NJ. Jan. 2i.-Thc ma
iprity caucus in the house this after
noon took one more step toward IN
coveted twu-thirds majority when II
declared vacant the Eeat uf Rcpicsen-
tatiyc Frank NJ. BnJorqucz of Sierra
county hy practically the same vote ds
that which unsvaied the Democrats
from Union county yesterday after
noon. with thoroughly businrsslike
mcthud ana excellent organization the
house refused the minority report uf
tho committee ON privileges and clec-
lions and adopted the following ma
iority report;
Mr. Speaker
your committee ON privileges and
elections having had under cunsidera-
tiuu the contest ca-c OF An,Oni" a
Chavez against Francisco A. Hnlur-
qucz from the twenty third rcprcscn-
tutiyc district ot the county of Sierra
beg leave tp report us follows:
T. That under the picadings IN said
cause Dc is admitted that the said
Francisco NJ Bojurqucz. who h now
% member fru.n said district and from
said county OF Sierra. was at the time
of his election. ana b. now. q member
~ the board uf county commissioners
of M" county of Sierra;
"Th5, the record. of the office Of the
secretary of state show that he at
tempted To resign said office. dating
his resignation ON January q, 1915.
that on the ninth day uf January.
1873. Hon ". e.. Mcdonald. governor
of New McNlcu, endorsed upon suid
resignation "Acccptcd" aud ON Jnnu-
AIRY 20. 1913. filed said resignation
with his endorsement thereon In the
office OF the secretary OF state and
that mo- fuccossur to the said Frank
NJ Boriorquoz as q member of the
board uf commissioners Of Sierra
county had qualified prior to Jauu-
| AIRY 10 1915. and according 90 the rec
ords of said Office. no successor has
/ yet qualified.
"2 W" find that section 3 of Arti-
Gle ~, uf the constitution of the state
of Ncw Mexico provides az follows:
NO person shall DE eligible to
I the legislature. who. at the time
Of puulifyur holds any office ~
/ trust ar profit under the state.
county or national government,
/ except nolarios public aud officers
of the militia who receive no
! salary
I We nlao find that section of Arti-
/ clc NN nf the state ut New Mexico be-
l as follow.
/ Section % Every officer, uu-
/ les, removed, shall hold his office
! until his successor is duly uuali-
| fed
| I'VE therefore find that the said
/ Franclsco ~ Rorjorqucz was not al
the time OF h's qualification. ana b
not now. eligible under the Constitu'
tion of the state uf New Mexico TO O.
seat ir the legislature
We therefore recommend that th,
(Contlnued ON Page Two.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
LAW
PROBLEMS Talked
BY Conventions
National Trade Congress Dis
cusses Problems Now Facing
United States Foreign Com
meree and Financing.

St. Louis. Mo-. Jan. ei.--seveyal
hundred delegates representing the
leading commercial examinations os
the United States attended the open
ing session OF the second national for-
eign trade convention which met here
today
After preliminary addresses Of wei
come by Mayor Nicl OF ST. Louis. aud
by samuel ID. Capen. president OF the
81. Louis Business Mems league, an
address was delivered ~ Secretary OF
Commerce Rcdneld.
Permanent organization was then
effected and the convention then be-
gan the consideration OF problems oi
international law as they affect
American commerce during the pres
cnt European war. The principal adj
dress ON this topic was made b. Pro-
fcssor John Bassctt Moore, former
counselor Of the state department.
Afler discussion OF points raised
In Mr. Moore's address. the conven-
ton heard an address hy John J. Ar
mold OF Chicago, ON foreign banking,
loans aud credits"
The difficulties before the exporter
OF cotton and the cotton srower were
ascribed To- scarcity OF shipping and
to cr 9rmous increases In trans-oceania
freight rates due TO the war. In an ad-
dress by y. W Kempner of the Gal
weston cotton exchange. Freight
rates TO Liverpool have advanced an
average Of s. on oale of cotton, Mr.
Kempner said.
1t may surprise some of you to
know that the highest freight rates
for any service are now demanded by
owners OF American vessels. said Mr.
kempnor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
France Wanted to
Make Peace In
September

= Berlin. Jan. Zi.-tny Wire .
= less Ia Lundon, G;t5 %. mi =
y The Holognc Gazette TODAY pub .
. lsheH the following statement re- .
. RnrdiHg the German advance in =
y France. Z
= In September France had .
y made sincere wishes for peace
= ana che instructed an eminent
y neutral diplomat to Introduce =
. preliminary proposals to this end
= This diplomat had previously
= occupied an official position 100 =
= Loudun ana was under English Z
. influence. He betrayed the ss-
o gret to tho british Ambassador
. in Paris. causing an enormous 4
. sensation in London.
. Lord Eitcheuer was sent To I
. France lie threatened bom-
= bardment of the French coast
. ana forced from the French gov
. ernmeut the well known treaty Z
. not to conclude peace except
. England consented
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
lee BrcaLcr Is Disabled.

Archangel liussia jan. 2i.--yia
London. 5;oG q. ml--Thc Ice break
cr Canada. sent by the Car iian gov-
eminent Tor tho purpoe Ferping
opcn ~ late in the Wint,r nnssible
the port of Archangol i n.,n dis.
ubid sixteen steamer. tdy haa
been frozen in and the prospects or
fclcafinR them are poor ArehanRel 10
the only port of European Russia
which has been open for overseas
commerce during the war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-21
Supreme Court S
Mandate Sent
to New York
Highest Tribunal of Nation
Instructs New Hampshire
Justice to Set Aside Former
Decision In Case.

Washington. Jan. 2i.-The supreme
courts mandate IN the Harry X.
Thaw extradition cas- was issued to-
day and sent by mail TO New York
City 10 Frank Kennedy. deputy attor-
ney general OF New York. Il directs
Justice Aldrich In the New Hampshire
federal court 10 set aside hts decision
to release Thaw on habeaa corpus and
open the way for the prisoners ex-
tradition from New Hampshire 10
New York 10 answer Indictment for
conspiracy % escape from Mattcawan.
The matter IL now entirely out Of fed
cral Jurisdiction and between state
authorities.