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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

Hawkins. Nj. nuum. AR. Springer. NJ.
Splees and Mr.. snlly ~rolc these bills
here and are forcing their ~aEscrtion. NJ.
rfoalaent. o can't ~ The people 81
New Nexito an the time, IN passing
these bills the maiosity ~ the scnaie
~ fouling ITSELF
Mf. Holt, replying. said, TIN gen
ilcmen mag moi ever he q corporation
ATTORNEY. hut n he shonld become ono
that viii not necessarily convict him ~
dishonesty. The majority members ~
this senate arr unaninounly IN favor Of
these hills. regardless Of who wrote
them. because W. regard them "a Just
We cannot tell what values lie nnaeF
the earth aud Il Il only when they have
been brought to The surface, tested, and
fednfea ~ their actual valne that they
heromc property and properly subieei
90 taxation. That, Ne believe 20 b. The
pfoper theory and We intend 20 60 be
iore the people on this bill
The vote was taken AFTER Mr.. Cramp'
ter had mode a brief statement IN which
ha said that the mine tax bill would
Increase the taxes 81 the mining prop
Ierty al New Mexico AZ least one third
and after some further brief debate "
v hich senator Hinkle stated his posi-
tion.
The senate took a recess until $3.50
having on isa calendar some 20 bills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
CONTINUED FIGHTING AND
GAINS REPORTED BN GERMANS

Berlin. March =. via London t3 ~.
.ml.-The German war Office today
gave out a report on the progress Of
the war which says.
I'm the western arena; The fight
ing In the Champagne district con-
tinued last night. Al SouHin the en-
emy was repuised after a hand-tu-
hand engagement, Hostilities were
resumed during the night
I'm The district 10 the east ~ Ic
| Mesnil the enemy attacked In the af-
teTnoon but this movement failed
completely. our night counter attack
was successful. forty Frenchmen he
ing captured.
In the eastern arena. 70 the
south 81 Augustuwu Russian attacks
rallied with heavy losses to the enemy.
The Fighting has been resumed I'm the
| vicinity ~ Lomza, TO the west Of
Przasnysz and east Of PlocK the Rus
SLAMS have made several unsuccessfuI
assaults upon our lines. Further
more German troops have repulsed
two Russian night attacks at Rawa
Russian advances from the vicinity
OF N~cwomiesto have not been sue
cessful In the consequent fightinr
we took 1900 prisoners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
ANNOUNCES
POSITION ON ALL
COTTON ARG0Es
Chief Nation of Allies Makes
Plain Situation With Re-
gard to Shipments Of Contra
band Fibre.

Washington. March s.-The fol-
statement was Issued az the
British embassy today on the subject
OF American cotton cargoes going To
Europe.
MANY Inquiries have been re-
ceived as 10 the treatment to be ac-
corded 10 cotton shipped To- Europe Ia
Wow 81 the restrictive measures pro-
posed TO be taken by the allied gov
cFnments.
AS already announced there Ia no
question 81 confiscating cotton ear
goes that may come within the scope
Of the order-ln-councll 10 be issued.
The following arrangement has been
come 10 In London AZ TO cotton con-
signed TO neutral ports only.
First; Al cotton for which ron
tracts Of sale and freight engage
ments had already been made before
March 2 Co be allowed free COZ
bought az contract price " stoppedl
provided ships sail not later thar
March 81.
second; similar treatment 10 b'
accorded 10 an cotton insured before
March ., provided Il " put ON board
not liter than March i6.
Third: All shipments 90 cotton
claiming above protection TO be de
clared before sailing and document
produced Ia and certificates obtained
from consular officers or other au
thority fixed by governments. Ship
OF cargoes consigned to enemy port
will not be allowed to proceed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
Today:s War
Summary

DISPATCHES FROM GREECE re-
port the situation there as grave M a
result OF the political deadlock over
the question whether that country
shall Intervene In the wal on the side
OF the allies. NJ. Znimis, governor ~
the National Bank OF Greece, has not
shown any Indication OF being able
to get together a new cabinet TO sue
coed that u Premier venixelos, which
resigned saturday because King Com
stance ala not approve the premier's
aggressive policy for participation in
the war. King Constantine IL under
1 stood 20 desire tha maintenance OF
neutrality but Athens dispatches say
popular feeling Is with Nenizelos. who
has declared that he and his party
viii not support any new government
which may be formed with a policy OF
neutrality.
THE COMMANDMENT Of the Oar
danelles hy the allies which h pri-
| marily responsible for the present sit
| ua;lon in greece. has had It's effects
! also on other nations. london dis
| patches say the Bulgarian premier
has promised a statement concerning
| his governments position. Pabile
| opinion in Italy also II aroused, al
though there are no indication that
this nation viii change its policy OF
armed neutrality az this time.
A PARIS NEWSPAPER In a de,
scription OF the recent hattie nc Notre
Dame de Lorette says that the Ger
mans lost 5000 men. Although theS
succeeded In capturing the three lire
Of french trenches, they are said q
have been expelled from them 81 =
furious nieht rattle
THE FIGHTING In the Carpa'
thians, which for prolonged and des'
perate encounters rivals any phase oil
the war. continues without a decisive
victory for either side. Austrian
forces are still on the offensive. ~
official statement from Petrograd says
hut apparently neither side has siVer
around. In northern Poland th'
Russians are still pressing forward b
an EFFORT TO expei the invaders, bu'
apparently the resistance Of the Ger
mans has ~stinened, following their de
feat at Prkasnysz, and they are hnla
| ing their positions hrmly.
i ToDAY's OFFICIAL statements IN
dictate that there was no nshtiag o
ereat importance y~esteday. tn
French claim slight gains In cham
payne and Lorraine. The GermaI
statement asserts French attacks d
, Champagne we're repuised.
III IL THE EASTERN campaign th
B Russians apparently are maintainln
! the offensive IN northern Poland. tn
German statement tells " Russian AT
p tacks as several points, but assert
, that all were repulsed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

santa Re. y. NJ. March S.--The
senate At 4 o'clock took up for con
'sideratlon the house TN adopting the
navis Qualification 81 the
laws and the. bill passed by anani-
nous vote. Is 70 o. 8oth the house
and senate appropriation bills carry
appropriations for the publication OF
.the Qualification in English and span
,sh. the printing 10 be done by q nrm
81 Chicago law book publishers. The
senate then took up the appropria-
tion bill.
The only other action Of the aenate
in the afternoon session was the pas
eare by a vote Of ~ 20 2 OF House
Rif No. 2s2. providing for the taxa
ton Of transient herds OF livestock.
The house this afternoon by a vote
Of 81 TO IS passed House BIN No.
ssi. providing for the payment OF the
travelling OF assessors. As
SCISSORS OF first class counties are 90
receive fso0 q year for travelling
cxpenes; second class. sfe0: third
class. $500: fourth class. $500; hfth
class. SEQ. adding a neat little total
% ssS.s0o to the tidy noun already
saddled on the taxpayers BY the
county saihft law. Ant n"aHt ~"
passed. by a vote OF 81 TO ?. u hill 10
establish and maintain an asylum for
the poor. blind and Invalid at the
town OF Taos; House Bill No. a2f, 20
provide for the unpaid expenses OF
the armory board Of q company at
Albuquerque, passed by a vote Of 30
to 0. and House Sill No. 326, BY Mr.,
Davies. providing for the keeping oi
persons charged with capital crimes
IN the state ~pcnitentiary pendine
trial.
The house referred TO the steering
committee House Biil No. 2Ss. the
bin making the additional appropria'
ton for maintenance OF the a Diege
exposition building. The house wa
proceeding with a heavy calendar
snd assurance OF a night session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

an unexpoadod balance OF si.osO.O5
In the armory Insurance fund to pay
Insurance premiums On armories.
House Bill No. t5s, an act providing
for the Las Cruces Investigation.
Senate Rtn No. 20. an act extending
the compulsory school term from i've
20 seven months,
House Bill No. SO. an act providing
FOR Inventories % estates.
House Bill No. 236. an act provid-
ing IL reward ~ $500 for the CAPTURE
and conviction Of the murder or muir
derers OF Candida Chayes. ~ sandO-
val county.
House Bul No. %. an act extending
the time for completing irrigation
vor1s and power projects In an coun-
ties except San Juan, Luna. Lincoln
and Valencia. The state engineer II
given discretion In allowing the cx-
tensions.
senate Bll 40. 2s, an act liking the
time ~ holding district court terms In
the sixth judicial district.
Senate 1901 No. ~. an act confer
ring jurisdiction on Justices 90 the
peace In cases of mi~sdctneanor.
seaatc Bin 40. %, an act author
iziog lhe expenditure Of funds result
jag from land grants for the improve
meut az the Rio Grande.
enBte BilI 80. 1873, an act author
izing the transfer 81 funds to the leg-
isiatiye expense fund.
senate Bnl No. it3. an act provid-
lnr assessment rolls for 1915. and
covering a deficit In connection with
the 1914 rolls.
House Biil No. a3. an act providing
compensation Tor judges and clerks
10 justice 81 the peace elections.
House Bill No. 1872. an act enlarg-
Ink the scope OF the New Mexico
museum n making an appropria-
ton for It's maintenance.
HOUSE Bill No, 227. an act nroyid-
ing for a hospital ward at the state
insane asylum.
House Bill No. IS. an act fixing the
pay of Jurors In district courts at 50
"a day. with mileage at 1--WE cents.
=, House Bll No. so, an act providing
for q state highway from Hondo to
Mogollon.
House Bnl No. 20. an act to amend
, Section /. chapter %, laws OF 1909,
/, relative TO the sale OF a portion Of a
, stock OF merchandise In other than
the ordinary course of trade.
House Bil ~. 2is, an act enabling
4 the Albuquerque Y. VI. G.. A.. To accept
j a grant Of land from the santa Fe
railroad without -ondungering the
r rights Of u%eighboriuB hotels to sell
, liquors.
senate Bill 40. 1873, an act nxinR
- the time of holding district court
% terms In the third judicial district.
1 Senate Bll IA. 81, the Pankey gar
. nishmcnt act.
A In addition TO the bills passed bS
s both houses and signed by the gov
r. error several Joint resolutions and
u memorials have been adopted by both
10 the senate aud house, and these also
have been signed by the executive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
INTERESTING But FUTILE
SESSION OF THE SIN NATE

Saturday nights long session Of the
senate. extending from O'clock until
midnight. Was one Of the most inter-
osting. from h standpoint OF the
legislative spectator. that has occur
red during the present legislative per-
iod. II was the purpose OF the ma
iOrity leaders 20 pass the Bursum tax
commission and the Hawkins mine
tax bill during the evening. Two
minor bills were passed Immediately
after the session vas called al 3
! O'Clock: the Burns bill 20 establish a
/ New Mexico FISH hatchery, which
passed ~ to s. and the bill 10 eN-
empt men over sixty from paying poll
tax. which passed unanimously. Then
Senator Mlera. chairman OF the Re-
publican caucus. moved a recess for
one hour. The Republican members
adjourned to their committee room
an save senator John :. clark. who
sat back comfortably in his seat In
the FAR corner OF the Republican side,
gathered a group OF friends around
him and conversed at Intervals when
he was not being petitioued by this
member OF the majority or mat 70 go
into the caucus.
Mr.. Clark stood pat. In his pocket
were the four taxation bills passed
through the house last Wednesday
He showed no disposition 20 give them
up. In fact II Is said that as chair
man OF the finance committee ~
hluntiy refused 20 do go. Aftel
awhile they decided IL really was nc
use spending any more time tryini
10 move the mountaln-without an,
reference 90 the physical size Of IA
senator from san Miguel-and leii
him 10 his friends and his reflections
which Il II said, were emphatic.
Adjournment after adjournment, "a
recess motions. followed. The spec
tators thinned slowly. but when M
majority members finally dribble'
back up the stairs nj "a o'clock tnerI
were lew left on the noor or In IN
gallery.
sheep BilI Referred.
When the session resumed Senate
Miera moved 20 suspend the rules !
!, take up House Substitute for HouH
BNl No. T.. he sheep and sanitar
: board appointment bill, and ther
was "a stir OF excitement In anticipa
ton Of a nght over this measure Bu
Mr.. Mlera merely moved THAI h bi
be referred To the committee on NV
!. stock. This bin along with a numhe
Of Others. was mysteriously lost fruf
the senate Judiciary committee ROOF
more thar ~ week ago. The h0us
passed IL again saturday nigDt and u
! ro-rcference In the senat was neces
sary. II went To a more favofabl
! committee than before.
/, Mr.. Clark OmciaIlS DISCHARGED. p
For the first time la his long recor
I OF legislative service extending owe
, three terms in the state Legislature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
LYNCH|NG PROBE IS
FOLLOWED BY AN
ARREST HERE
Nicholas Blea Held at County
Jail for Santa Fe Authori-
ties, Who Accuse Him Of
Murder.

Locked up In the county Jail,
awaiting transfer To- the jain az santa
Fc. is Nicholas Blen. brother of the
woman who was slain hl her hus-
band, Adoifo Padilla. In santa Fe
nearly q year ago. Padillh was taken
from the Santa re Jail and lynched
by a mob the night after the killing.
Blea has been indicted for murder IN
connection with Padilla's death by
the santa Re grand jury.
Sheriff Jesus Romero placed Bien
under arrest following word from
Santa 70 that an Indictment was
found ana that Blca was in Albuluer-
que.
sheriff Clossun of santa Fe coun-
~. Is expected here tonight 10 get
the prisoner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

the fostering o. the dairy INDUSTRY IN
New Mexico. and carrying an appro-
priation OF $500 for a dairy commits
sion; passed AZ TO ..
House Bti No. seg, amendins Sec
ton "a Of chapter 81. laws Of 1919,
relating 70 tax sale certificates; PASS
ed. 81 20 10.
The house recalled from the senate
House Bul No. 2ff. relating to the
taxation Of building and loan assocla-
slOn stock, because of errors In the
-engrossing OF the oil. a recess vas
then taken until ? O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

and many under the territory, sena-
Tor clark was dlschnraed from eus-
tod, OF 4 pending bill saturday nisht'
Ar. Holt moved that the finance COM
mlltce be diaohareed from further
consideration % House Substitute for
uouue nnl No. aal. the Hursum tax
eemmieslon bill and Heuse Bin No.
aes. Inc Hawkins mine tax RIA The
motion carried by a viva voce ~
AID senator clark quickly HANDED
over the two bills 10 Mr. Holt VINO
sent them TO the clerks desk.
A call OF the house became neces-
sarv. when senator McCoys absence
wos sho~n and with lt a record that
he had been excused during the AT
ternaon session.
M. Holt moved to suspend the
| rules 10 take up the nursnm TAX com
mission bill, and a number Of amend
menta were adopted. the most import
| ant being the striking out Of Section
4, which Is the section Of the original
hin nrovidlne that when any county
1 nays less than 50 per cent 81 We as'
s@ased taxes durlng ans n year th'
! people IN That county who pay thei'
taxes shall be assessed N the mex
Gear TO make up for the deficiency
| caused by the tax dodgers. y ~ no
yet known whose brilliant mind con
celved thia section; but even the ms.
jority caucus In the senate cou'oh
stand for Il.
rlonr walker Walks I7oor.
There followed forty minutes o
floor walking bv the majority Zoo
walker. IN which he wgs assisted o.
Mr.. Ilfeld, and By Mfr. Hawkins, au
thor OF the latest HaNkina hlh. wa
held animated conversations with sev
crai senators.
ena Clark. like Br'er Ba'ar, n
sat steady and say ncthin-and IN
clock crept around. Roll cas,s wer
displayed among senator's and car
rled htther and yon. some u int
the lobby where francis ard sssistan
trainers Of taxation bills stood BY.
Finally al ms minute past mid
night Mr.. Holt arose and with NJ
customary dignity appalled, the fe'
| remaining spectators BY a motion I
adjourn TO ? O'Clock Monday morn
ing. The spectators had sat for fou
hours, merely TO see an edtournmen'
The majority floor leader had n
other course but to adjourn. He wa
short just one vote Of the neceHsar
sixteen to pass the tax bills by IN
two-thirds needed TO enforce IN
emergency clause and TO guarantee
passage over a veto from down stair
IL was valuable time lost. for a
bills which expect to &c; past the vet
must get to Governor Mcdonald oe
fore tomorrow. Tuesday night at mid
| night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
nrAnD IN AInUQUERQUE.


-
All over Albuquerque o hear e..
Doan's kidney pills are keeping 10
the good work. Albuquerque people
are telling about u-teiiing o. bad
backs made sound again. You can
believe the testimony OF your own
.-townspeopie. They tell Il for the
benefit OF those who are suffering
II your hack aches. II you feel lame,
sore and miserable. n the kidneys act
too frequently. or passages are pain
fui, scanty and of color, = Doan's
Kidney Pills, the remedy that has
helped so many Of your friends ana
nelghbors. Follow this Albuquerque
citizens advice and give Doan's a
chance TO do the same for you.
Nrs. Thomas Biakemore. 2le $.
Arno ST.. Albuquerque, says; ~
knew I needed a kidney medicine az
my back ached aud had other kid
neg ailments. I used n box OF
poan's Kidney Piils aad have never
needed any kidney medicine since.
Ny relatives have also used Do0n''
kidney pills With the most sasisfac'
tory results"
Mrs. Biakemore is only one OF
many Albuquerque people who nave
gratefully endorsed Doan's Kidne'
Pills. II your back aches-if your
Kidneys bother you, don't simply ash
for n kidney rersedy-ask distinctly
for Doan's kidney pills, the sans
hat Mrs. Blakemore had-the rem
ely tscked by home testimony. So
at all stores. Foster lburn Co.
Props. Buffalo, y. Y. WHEN You
Back IL Lame - Remember TN
Name"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

bank bill BY Mr.. Renehan. and after
"A had been shown that a former
special committee had investigated
the matter. Mr. Bryant withdrew mis-
resolution callina for q special COM
mltlee imveailsatlor Of the Dill. ex-
planning that ne had been away when
the former special committee had
been appointed At Mr. Renehans re-
quest. and did not know q prior IN
vestlRatlcn and report had been mace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
Our Special
Made to Order
$1,000 Suits
are a Wonder
We have a complete lineof
Spring and summerG Goods.
All work done in our own
shop here in Albuquerque.
Myer & Myer
Tailors

Makes Of Clothes That satisfy"

Cheyenne. Wyo.. March s.-The
Wyoming supreme court today grant
ed a new trial % Robert Maidrum.
the famous "gunman marshal" OF
Cripple Creek. M Bags. who was
convicted of murder In the second de-
gree for killing Chick Bowen OF sla-
ter Colo, at Bags. three years ago.
Medium was sentenced to twenty
five years imprisonment which SEN
tence the supreme our today set
aside.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
WILSON NOT GOING TO
EXPOSITION IN MARCH

Washington, March S.-Formal an
nouncoment hat President Wilson
will be unable to attend the Panama
Pacific exposition at san Francisco
this month was made today at the
White House. The president gave as
his reason the necessity hat he Keep
In close touc with the various mat
tiers which the government has TO
deal with"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
AGAIN. TIE BUFFALO

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t-r ~ Uaes ts1Fafe-s wasssTF if wifi
ts iswfsr ss rreaes tss us-sis ssi9aa.
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algtsrs st erarsFtv tF ere aaFt af te-
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etf-lF concerned bfesEs- 90 ere far
rssf ere eeseesl tss sa-e e9rs. t-rs1
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has a-Fr srVfsler tEf e1gss q as-
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sesf ra-rase Haf ualtf roe usF et-
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fses fs view st ere tisrgrv % fts p!aee.
uo1If s1ssffT rFf1sai o. rF'irsEss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
rHE REAsoN PoR wAR

Eatss wheeler OF csc QalsrT Jour
rsI ls opposed fs ere fsa OF going CO.
war. az witness ts~ f7usvar taksa
from Pic EDITORIAL eT,.--s
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este enc .ss..r-. trss gu f7 vac asd
lar o. ta-lr- af fer 1F rUre- bIii1n
dollars re ere backs gt tas people aa4
sacrifice fEEF ~ eve kssfret tr11sasi
lives EfvaF q ulf.as. Nsd az fq-
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please frr ss uErt fore Here's che
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plies srF Co fsruiss "a fre Frreessfat
rsr-EI.lrrs wifr rerTs and uarg-
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rrfr~r h..Hr dollars aEf sacrifice
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
FIFT AND FIFTY.

4 bachelor friend of mine found the
following lines on his desk one morn
ing. supposedly placed there by one OF
the opposite sex:
Though a kiss be amiss
She who misses the kisses,
AS Miss without kiss
May miss being a Mrs;
And he who will miss
The kisses OF Misses
May miss having the bliss
or being Mr.. 10 Mrs.
After some elaboration my friend
wrote the following IN reply:
To live your whole life
Without being Mr.. 70 Mrs.
Married men say.
Is the greatest OF biisses.
So. rather than be henpecked
And bossed by Mrs. I. Mr.,
Prefer 20 live alone
And in peace with my sister.
Z. II. J.