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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
WILLARD CONTINUES
TR|UMPHAL MARCH
To NEW YORK
Entire Countryside Turns Out
to Watch Passage of Train
Carrying New Heavyweight
Champion Northward.

Dnytona. Florida. April s.--Jess
willard. the new heavyweight cham
pion. continued northward today on
his Journey 10 New York with thronss
OF curious and excited persons iiock-
ing To- each hamlet and village alons
the route 10 greet him. Whether the
train was scheduled to stop or not
seemed To make no dimerence-the
stations we're crowded and the roads
blocked with automobiles, wagons and
carriages OF many who had come
miles to catch "a glimpse OF him.
whenever the train stopped. the
car in which willard rode was storm
ed by scores, who tried to enter "a
shake his hand. In nearly every IN
stance spectators outside demanded
speech. willard tried TO meet all de-
mands. with the result that he wai
extremely busy every time the tran
stopped.
Just before the train left Key Yves
the engineer. sn elderly man, came 4
Wizards car and introduced himself
saying:
Mr. willard, ! want 20 congrat
ulatc YOU. ! am proud 20 shake YOU
hand. have hauled several presi
deats over this line in my time an'
never took The trouble 90 shake thei
hands but I'm mighty glad Of this op
portunity,"
At another station where there wa
some delay, willard got on ana walk
ed up and down the platform.
Ia the crowd who came O. zee hin
there wcro number of boys. On
/ finally mustered up enough courag
To ASA in shaky voice "Mr. vii
lard. do sou like kids7'
willard looked down "a the youns
dcr "surc I DO, I've got four q
| home" he said
Thereafter he had % bodyiguard d
/ youngsters six dcep around him u
/ the tum pulled out
a. another station q woman with
I hnuy in one arm aud an Anlcrlca
/ nag iu her hand, Insisted that Johr
SONS rouqucrer kiss the baby Willar
compromised by patting the haby
head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
Halter of Austria
Placed on Army
Staff Of Italy
Colonel Montanari. Said to
Have Special knowledge of
Mountain Passes. Latest Ad-
dition 10 Strategy Board.

Chi1ssu. switzerland Aprl 81 On
Paris 1905 %. M Colonel Nuuta-
mari hna been appointed secretary to
LWctounut Count Cudurnl, chief uf
the Italian general stan
Italian newspapers 100 discussing
this appointment Say tho italian scu-
crnl stan b. decidedly uuii-Aurtriun.
Colonel Mont1nuri .s we'll known for
his thorough knuWlods" uf the noun
tain passes loo the Austrian territory
moor the Italian frontier Count Ca
dorun sim w,urf the watch which
his giuudnthcr owned when h" wat
hanged hN tho Austr,nus
General purrp whose appointment
aH under chief of the general stan
was announced recently. is known frr
his mHuHrstic tendencies. when
Premier Suiuudra formed his cab
met General porrp declined the port
folio "i minister of war because an
appropriation of &t2U.uOO, ,uuu fot
military expenses, In addition to tho
ordinary war budget was refused
him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
AUSTRIA SAYS Result
IL YET INDEITNITE

Vienna, April S, CVia London. \ 40
3D. mD AT the war Ollie" Iuday the
following statement was issued;
obstinate H4hting In The sector OF
the cust BcsNid mountains tal"ng the
bpundnr. between Hungary ana cal
iciul which has lasted for several
weeks. reached its climax at Easter.
Continual Russian attacks, especially
IN both sides OF the i.tburCZa valley,
where the enemy was reinforced Boy a
majority of the troops which had be
.icpcI Ptzcmy-l were rcgulscd with
enormous LOSSES 90 the cucm Coun.
ter alta king. German and Austrian
troops captured on the heights tu th"
west and east ut the valley several
,truug Russian positions.
Though the nght at this ppiut has
not yet been determined, our success
IN tho eastern battle iu Whi. n some
10000 wounded prisoners we're rap-
turrd. b. indispuintlc.
I'm some parts of the Wu"lcd dis
an g. eat uf tHv L1Hur ~ vale, rc-
rcrc HghtiuE is progressint,
'll southeast Guhrit there have
no"u artillery ,ouha. at some ilt" ,H.
In west GIli.H and Hus,itu fu-
land il is comparatively quiet"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WANTS TO RETAIN
CONTROL OF SHIPS

Washington, April The south
crn Pacific railroad today filed With
the interstate commerce commission
AN amendment to les petition asking
that b he allowed tu retain control
of the Pacific Mail steamship com
puny. despite the prohibition against
railroad ownership OF steamships iR
the Panama canal act.
The amendment was suggested by
the commission iu a recent report
ana designed tn make IL certain in
the record that the southern Pacific
would mot operate It's ships through
the Panama canal Although ne or
der was issued today hy the aommiH-
sion BE- was believed that thiH action
assures retention OF cuntrul of the
Pacific Mail hy the Southern Pacific.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
Great Strategic Advantage
Gained Over Teutonic Allies
In Carpathians and East
Wing is in Danger.
sM0LINK CAPTURED BY
SOLDIERS OF THE GEAR
Position Commanding Road
Into Beskid Mountains is
Taken BY Muscovites; Bat
tie Likely at Uzsok.

Potrograd. April s. O2 noon, VIA
London. 2;so .. m.J--The advance of
the Russiany in the Carpathinns hns
cut the Austrian army under Gcne-ul
Hocruyitch in two places. The east
ern wing OF this army is in a rrccar-
ious position.
The Russians have captured sm"l-
mix. east uf Llpkow pass.
The Bussians also have thrown
hnck the Austrinus in the district OF
Bnrtnrld aud In the district of Lup-
tow. Having advanced thruu th 'h"
Itostutk pass. they have Ton od q
wedge between the Austrian aimicA
'Smolnek controls th" only r"nd
Through the Beskid mountains be
tween Mczolaborcz aud Uzsn", dis
lance Of sixty miles
The western wing OF the Austrian
army has it, base az Gummenio ana
its communication along the roads
into Hungary are quite safe. The
eastern wing, to the Contrart, is JONI
I'd with the forces operating around
uzsok, twenty miles from he Russian
positions az Smolnlk, by which the5
are threatened with attack.
II is REGARDED az likely that the
Ausirians viii be compelled Co irnns-
Scr their base AT UzsoS IN the diic 70
unu or MunNacs or else accept oattle
nt Uzsuk. Handicapped boy the lack OF
roads,
In either case the Austrians will
Ind themselves cut or from hc main
army under General Boerovit.h ana
his German reinforCcments
The Russinns have crossed the crest
40 the Bcskids at Gummcice ana APP
parcutly have a clear road to the
plains of Hungary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
Sinking of Steamer in Which
American Loses Life Could
Have No Ground in Alleged
.Belligerency. Is Said.
BTRINGENT CHARGE IS
LAID AGAINST GERMANY
Teutonio Submarie Fired Tor
pedo at Clo-e Range While
Some of Boats Were Still on
Davits, is Statement.

London. April 3, t2:1O p. m.l--The
official information bureau issued a
statement today saying that the Brit
ish steamer Faiaba. sunk a. sea,
March 2S by German submarine
with a loss Of over 100 lives. was not
armed.
u is not true. tho statement goes
ON. that sunicleat time was given the
passengers aud the crew OF this Ycs-
srt 90 escape. The German submar-
inc closed la ON the Falnba. ascer-
tnining her name. signallcd her To
stop and gave those on board tive
minutes 10 take To their boats II
would have been nothing less than a
mirnclc. o. Is pointed out, u all the
passengers and the crew Of good
sized liner bad been able To take Ca
her boats within tine time allowed.
While some Of the boats were still
on their dayits." the statement de-
claros. the submarine nred torpedo
"a the Fnlaba az short range. This
action made ID absolutely certain that
there must be great loss of life. and
IL must have been committed know
ingly, with tho intention of produc-
ing hat result
The conduct Of all men on board
the Faluba appears 10 have been eN-
ccllcnt There was no avoidable de-
lay ia getting out the boats. = pos-
sibly is true. but quite irrelevant. th4t
a trained man-of-wars crew of equal
numbers might have managed Go Ss-
cape in similar circumstances with
less loss Of life. To accuse the Fall
ann's crew of rcgligence under the
circumstance could not easily be par
alelled."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
CARRANzIsrAs IMPoHr MONO
PLANE FOR BOMB DROPPING

Brownsville. Texas, April s.--A
Carranza monoplnne wak hurriediy
unloadad from refrigerator car
here last night ana taken across the
river to Matamoraa early today =.
a. Chapa Of san Antonio. Texns. who
holds the rank Of colonel IN cHrran-
za's army. went Ia Matamoras with
the machine. He said he expected
to be the aviator. A large supply of
bombs for his use was manufactured
here last week
Col. a. =. Blockeom. in command
Of the United States border patrol
here, investigated the shooting across
the river into firownsville yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
Eitel is Ordered
to Navy Yard to
Await Peace
Formal Command For Intern
ment Of German Vessel Is
sued BY Secretary LNniels Of
Navy Department.

Washington. AprtI s,-Thc
t'cf'mhn govcrnment has replied
IA thc ciaim of the state depart
ment for compensation for the
sinking by tho Prinz Eltel fried-
rich of the Amegican ship Will
lam =. Frye. assuming liability
mot only for destruction or the
vessel, hui Of the cgrpo, under the
treaty oF fs2S.
Germany requires, however,
THAI the case shall lie taken he
fore 10 Iflsc court for tho esiab-
ii-iirnrnt 0f facts cOnccrning own
ersllip Uf the cargo nnd tine ship.
To this the state Department. Will
assent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
RumorS Current OF
Netherlands German
Declaration of War

. London, Apfii : ts;sS p M
. -Rumors were current IA Lon-
. don to-day Of declaration u I
. hustiiiti,a beiwcen Germany and
. Holland. They we're, however.
. without confirmation. aud dis-
. patches from Tho Hague re-
= ceivrd late this afternoon ~
. uured any such development
. The minister of The Neither
. Ia uds IN London. when auee-
. toned. said ne had heard re-
. mois Go this same effect. ne
. had 90 Information on the SUB
Q iect himself, but absolutely aia-
. credited the report
. one ~ these ruriors was thaf
. Germany had seized a sttip 81
. Dutch terrdery south Of tap
. scheldt siver.
Teiegramn trDm Holland say
. that FOR several days the Ger
. maus have been strengthening
= their guard along The pDtcn
= frontler.
a a . 4 q 4 3 q .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
GOVERNORS NAME
MAKES BILL LAW. Is
OPINION IN ARKANSAS

lil' Rock Arb, Aprh s. Whrn
Governor George " Hays placed hw
signature upon the sawyer racing hill
that hill became q law, according to
United states senator James II
clark. attorney Tor th, Arkansas
state Tair association in the man
dnmuH action argued rn the circuit
'""rt today tn rumpcl secretary 81
state Earl W Hodges to publish tho
Ju win other Legislative acts Of the
general assembly Just concluded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
BERLIN DENIES FRENCH
CLAIMS on SUCCESS

Berlin. ApriI n, tBy Wireless to
Sayyille.D Tho German army head
quarters today gave out report un
the propress Of hustilitlos which
says.
The nghting on the Meuse ana the
Mosellc continued YESTERDAY French
attacks resulted In failure In the
Woevre district. ON the heights OF
Combres near the forest Of Seluuse.
French losses en- the entire front
again we're enormous without obtain
ms the slightest success.
In The eastern front there have
been no developments. The weather
continues had aud the roads are im-
passahle'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
TURKISH CAVALRY SiEN
NEAR rIlE Ni't.Z CAN VI.

Cairo, EsApI April The follow
ing official statement wac given out
here to-day hy the military authuri-
tics.
"Ycstrrda, morning am1il body
uf Turkish cavalry was seen hN our
tara ton IA, railroad midway hc-
tween Port Said Hud lsmulmp. \
few shut- vtr. exchanged and the
,n,m, g,IirDd There Nutv mo- cas-.
uulti,s uu either side.
"NU upTupliu, reconnaissance
show there are uu bodies uf troops
within reach"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
No DIRECT worn rs
RECEIVED FROM FIELD

ri Paso. Tex. April s.-While ON
cials at the border here expressed be-
lief today that lighting had occurred
between the villa and Carranza ar
mics above Querefaro. nkents OF
neither faction would state that any
direct word had been received from
Gcneral villa or General ObregOn.
They are understood 20 he IN per-
sonai command of gr0ups 81 hbout
90. 600 men each This was taken 10
Indicate that II lighting had begun
az reported IN several private tele-
eraihs from the south Il had not been
completed TO an extent which would
allow the contending commanders 20
make "A definite report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
NEW YORK SUBURBAN
ELECTRIC SYSTEM IS
TIED UP BY STRIKE

syracuse. n. v, April S.-Tho
strike of the Amalgnmntcd Assncin %
ton ug street aud Electric Railway
Employcs. directed against the Em-
pire United Railway lines aud at-
fccting virtually the eutire interur-
ban system of central and western
New York, Is In effect today AZ q
result not a ear was moving la tho
city 81 Auburn, and the Auburn and
Syracuse lines are tied up while
other systems were more or less at
fccted
The strike wnH called last night
following the refusal of the compan,
to recognize the associaiiou as th'
representative union body Of iis ON
ployes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
SMALL POX HOLDS
SHIP IN QUARANTINE
AFTER RECORD RUN

San Diego. cal, April s.--P lngcr-
soll FIRST class passengrr from Min~
nesotg, is IN of smallpox aboard tho
steamer Northern Pacific, quaraufln"
officials discovered upon the new
liners arrival here today front phil
I'd dolphin after REGARD trip OF
twelve days. eight hours. The ves-
sei may be released from quarantine
tomorrow.
Others of the 3ez FIRST class passen-
gers were allowed 60 land a few al a
time after eNnmiwuion. AhoaH q
dozen we're vaccinated j. J. Fitz-
gerald ~ Rrooklyn, ~ ". chairman
or the house appropriation commit
tee al the last congress was ainona
those allowed ashore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
FIRST DEAL BETWEEN
FEDS AND O. B. OFF

Chicago. April S.-Chance for the
first deal between the Federal league
and organized baseball WIS spoiled to-
day when President Weeghman Of tho
Chicngo Fedcrnls refused Co aceede TO
the demand 81 President Thomas OF
the Chicago Nationals that he reim-
ourse the latters club for she loss u
ciains t Incurred through Pitcher
McC0nnell's Joining the Whales de-
spite his release 10 the Kansas city
aasuCiation team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
BEIGINNS CLAIM ENTIRE
CONTROL Oi' USER CNNAI

London, April , b2-au y. mD--
The Belgian lcSuton here has re-
cciNod a Telegram from the Helgian
minister of war dated Yesterday
which reads
The western side OF the User ca
nal In the direction Of brci Grachcn
has been completely freed OF the
enemy by B.lgiau troops The GER
mans fled ln disorder leaving behind
thrm machine guns and ammuni-
ton"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08

Paris, April $3.50 a. m.-Twelve
women and children were killed and forty
eight others injured by seven bombs drop
ped by Austrian aviators in the market place
at Podgoritza, Montenegro, yesterday after
noon, according to a Cettinje despatch to
the Havas Agency. Many buildings were
destroyed by the missiles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
Turkey PROPOSES 10
Enroll all Men in
Empire in HerAmy

. London. April S, C3;3i =. m.
. An trade promulgated today oy
y the Sultan ot Turkey, authorizes
y he minister Of war tu can out
y an mon capable ~ bearing arms
. but who heretofore were not
. liable 10 services. inclusive of the
y ages of 10 ana 20 for the de-
y fense Of the Turkish coast and
y frontiers and maintenance ot
. order. The ministry also is given
. power TO enroll for military ser
= vice all immigrants for the dur
. alton Of mobilization. This in
. formation was contained In a
. dispatch received today by Reu-
= ter's Telegram company from
. crnatantlnople
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
ADDITIONAL list or
cast AIIIES FILED

LOndOH. ApTlI ). N'I0 y WI Th0
big list uf cnsualtics cot the rank ana
nlr of the british army issued sc. ter
day of the rcrr1t hghting 1t Nuoyc
Chapcllc was increased today Hy the
giving out of another list which con-
tains tie names of l,IUN men. pt
these $40 were Killcd ana the re-
mHinder wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
PROHIBITION SET UP
IN NISTI'IIIcn AREA

Paris, April 4, N.40 p. m)-Thc
general In command OF the army OF
the Nosge with The consent Of Gen
erul Jofirc. has forbidden the pur-
chase for sale uf spirituous liquors IN
the territory occupied by his army.
Vioiators of his order viii be court
martialed aud punished severely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
GERMANIC ALLIES
HOLD $4,000 SQUARE
MILES OF RUSSIA

Berlin. April S-tby wireless Ia
SayVilleJ The German and the
Austro- Hungarian armies are now in
possession of 53.OlO square kHome-
ters Vt Russian territory with total
population of 55.0uO.O00 people (this
territory il equal TO about $4,000
square miles).
The American embassy In Berlin
has communicated to the government
that Lieutenant won Scherstadet and
Liuetenant Count Strachwitz. Ger
man prisoners In the hands OF the
French, are not Co he treated as
criminals by their cAptors. but as
prisoners of war. The German press
has been asking that reprisals be
adopted against the treatment oi
these officers.
An overseas News Agency com
municatiun Of ten days ago said these
two German officers had been sem
fenced 60 deportation by the French
for alleged pllaging. u would ape
pear from the foregoing that the
matter of their treatment was taken
up hy the American Ambassador IN
Berlin at the request Of the German
authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08
NO HOPE OF SAVING
WRECK OF ASAMA NOW

San FrancMco. April s--rhe LAP
ancse cruiser Asama. ssreeked on the
Lower California coast cannot bc
saiyaEed, according 90 officers Of the
tug Sea Rover which went Ia try H.
Tho Sea Rover returned here to-day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-08

Washington. April s.--'secretary
Daniels today gave formal orders 10
Rear Admiral Beatty. commanding
The Prinz Eitel Friedrich TO the navy
yard FOR intcrment. Admiral beatty
viii determine to what extent the
ship viii be dismantled To prevent
any attempt to leave port.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-11
SHOULD CURE OR SALT DOWN
CHEAP PORK.

| There is every indication that pork
Is going to take a decidedly upward
shoot in the no distant future-such
Is the prediction OF the very best au-
| thorities-and before 1t adjusts itself
again there win no doubt be some
fancy prices paid. The reason is ap-
parent to any observing person why
this should be the case.
| Hogs are now being rushed to the
market before they are fattened to
prevent feeding the high priced &erea's
which do not at present justify the
owners in putting into low priced hogs,
and the consequence is that the sup
ply of hogs is fast being wiped out.
When the present stock OF hogs is ex-
hausted the price win spring up to
a phenomenal figure and everybody
will be kicking themselves because they
haven't any to sell and no brood sows
with which to restock their places.
Those who have not had the fore
thought to guard against such condi-
tions win not only have no hogs but
they will be paying fancy prices for
pork and bacon or doing without them.
The sensible course is to convert the
present SIX cent hogs into bacon or
salt 1t down in barrels and then await
with complacency the lofty flights
which 1t will likely take. There ds no
money in selling hogs at the present
prices, and the only reason for doing
so, is to keep from feeding them on high
priced grain. Smoked hog or hog in
the salt barrel does not consume any
grain; the man who can and does not
convert his present cheap hogs into
bacon, thus getting the benefit OF the
certain raise in price, instead of letting
the other fellow have it, is missing a
great opportunity to make good
piece of money. Rough your brood sows
through and can all the fat and
reasonably good stock hogs in barrels
and the smoke house is the proper
course. Even the Democratic admin
istration advocates a good "pork bar
rel" and that is once where we be-
lieve the farmers can safely follow their
lead.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-11
CAPITAL NEWS THROWS ITS
FRIENDS,

The Boise Capital News, the unre-
formed reform sheet that is always
weeping crocodile tears for the down
trodden people, while constantly fitch
Ing from their pockets, is now putting
In great deal of time and devoting
yards of space trying to explain the
combination between 1t and ]. H. Wal
lis through which the state was sys-
Dramatically robbed by false vouchers,
| which state of affairs has been dis
closed by the legislative investigation.
The Weiser Signal hands the Capital
News the following package which 1t
will probably find some difficulty in
handling. 1t says:
In attempting to defend itself against
the disclosures, by the legislative in
vestigating committee. of its close re-
lations with J. III. Wallis, the indicted
pure food commissioner, the Capital
News has referred two or three times
to CobbStatesman-P Peterson Barber
Lumber company combination. Again
the or-secretary shows his one
sidedness and his unwillingness 10 stand
by his friends
When the Signal opposed the Barber
Lumber company deal the Capital
News became indignant and turned on
us with column after column of the
stock arguments of those favoring the
timber sale. When the Signal pro-
duced figures showing the sacrifice
the state would be making. this self
constituted champion OF the peoples
rights. In blazing headlines and poster
type, demanded our source Of informa-
tSon, and 1t only subsidized when we had
produced the goods and left 1t, like a
little boy, with nothing more to say.
Then when the deal was finally con-
summated this same editor secretary
re1oiced with the Cobb Statesman Pet
erson- Barber Lumber Company combina-
ton and expressed the greatest of sat
lsiaction with the Signals defeat and
the "inanguration of the greatest era
OF development In the history of the
state"
When the campaign was on last fall
the writer called attention OF a local
bull Mooser to Mr.. Broxon's vigorous
support of the Barber Lumber COMPANY
deal. and was informed that he had
spoken to Mr.. Broxon about the matter.
and the editor-secretary, had informed
him that he had a way to get around
that when the proper time came. Evil
dentiy the time has came and in or
DER to turn attention from the Wallace
PURE Food-Capital News Broxon combi-
nation the editor secretary Is pointing
TO another combination which. at the
time, he supported. but which now he is
going to get around by claiming there
was some joker In the transaction which
ne did not know of. In short the Bull |
Moose secretary is about to turn states |
evidence In the matter Of the Boise !
sasin timber sale in order to divert at