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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
FEDERAL TRADE
Commission To
COMMENCE WORK
Members TO Be Sworn In To-
day. Assumes to Have
Many Duties Of a Tariff
Investigating Board Also,

rev uaRniaa JOURNAL sHtCtAt ttAsfr wiHt'
Noshmwou March la The s,c-
oui rreat governmental agency create
ID Do, congress since The admluistu-
lion of President Wilson began viii
come INTO being mt noon tomorrow
when Joseph r. Davies OF Niscuwiu
Edward 81 Hurley of ILLINOIS, VII
IWm Harris of Georsia William u.
Parry of Washington. ana GeotE'
Euhlus sc Sow Hampshire Wo sworn
n Hs members of thc federal TRADE
Commission with tar-rcpchius pow
.rs ut supgrN l+Iuu over American bust
up7v enterprises
Tho declared purpose off the cou-
mis- .ou sct forth i'm lies creative a't
is FAB establish regulated competition
among concerns engaged ~ interstate
transactions and "a investigate trade
matters i'm foreign countries ns lhtN
mav affect torcEn trade Ms tht Unit
cd Sutca This latter duty Presi-
dent Wilson said ian speech at In
I duuluolN two months ago. endoWs
/ the commission with the powers ui
la tariff board
/ with the exception of Mn Runlcs, "a
.rrcrss lupointec. am The commission
cts have been confirmed lN the SEN.
late.
Through the absorption OF the bu
rpau of corporations u the commctn'
department by the new commission ~
work of organization viii ne greatly
smpHfIcd Tine office staff and rec
otds Of chat bureau are transferred
Ito the commission and furnish
Working force already organized an'
having much information which th
.IrHfu nm leuIHu can fINt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
TWlTCHELL UNABLE TO
ACCEPT INVITATION TO
BANQUET AT SAN DIEGO
ESPECIAL orsrAres TO aossrNo JOURNAL

Santa Fe. March 15.-Col Ralph Il.
Twitchell, president of the New Mex
SEQ Board of Exposition Commission
ers. who is a member of the order
of Panama, in response to a request
from d. G. Collier for an address at
the meeting of the order this eve
ming i'm the New Mexico building at
san Diego. sent the following tele-
gram:
THE New Mexico building Is an eX-
qualification of the only true type
of American architecture. II eplto-
mixes the work of the Franciscan
martyrs and is monument 10 inc
Christian heroism which marked a
religious era i'm the worlds history
The original was built on the ROCK
of Acoma by Indians VINO had accept
ed the faith before the landing oil
the Pilgrims and were the only
Pueblos who did not apostatize Wheu
the rebellion OF 1850 drove the span
iards from the province. It's iepllcd
AT san Diego is the first REPRODUCTION
of a Christian temple ever ATTEMPTED
at n worlds fair. our legislature IL
COMMUNICATION of the state unique
participation in the Panama-C amor
mia exposition has authorized lht re-
production of the teAple az thIS
ancient capital, where it will become
n part Of our justly celebrated state
museum. Express my regrets II
suitable terms My professional en-.
gagements will prevent my coming u
San Diego until midsummer. Can OF
lion. Frank Springer for an address
lie is our most notable citizen.
At the meeting tonight, about
score of members of congress am
one United states senator VIII pc III
itiated i'm the order at the New MEX
leo building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
GOVERNOR MAKES
START ON BILLS;
SEVERAL SIGNED
Banking Act and Measure to
Maintain Building at San
Diego During Year Receive
Executive Approval,

santa Fe, March Governor Nc
Donald today signed the following
bills.
House bill SO7. by Mr.. Mann.
amending section 203S Of the COM
piled law, relating to inheritance by
illegitimate children house bill 81,
bv Mr. Palmer, amending chapter l3l,
laws of 1909. providing for corpora
ton tax in incorporated cities.
House bill 1863, by Messrs. MARTINEZ
and Trujillo, designating the Cimar-
ron-Taos-Santa Fe road a state high
way.
House bill 124 by Mr.. Black, re
curing the inspection and registration
OF pedigreed stations and jacks.
House bill 2SS, 10y Messrs MARTINEZ
and Trujillo, appropriating $4,000 TO
maintain the New Mexico building at
san Diego during 1915.
House bill IA, by Mr. Skeen, pro-
Viding for the organization, manage
mcnt and incorporation of co-opera-
tive agricultural and horticultural ass
s0ciations.
House bill 302, by Mr. Holland,
defining the duties ~ county asses
sors
House bill pa. boy Mr.. TAYLOR. the
banking act and senate bill a. by
Mr. Ilfeld, relative to the filing ana
recording of chattel MORTGAGES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
NisItnrs 20 Mnsenm.

Santa ZEE. March 15.-Thc follow
ing registered at the Museum of New
Mexico. a. f. llauter, Of Rockford,
nl.. whose name is Known all over
the Emitted states as a panoramic view
artist and who was accompanied by
his Wife r. Lindsey, New York, a. o.
Dorff 81 Paul. r NJ Ncvin, Ivan
hoe Mimi. Laurence NJ Blount COL
Inns. Miss Mary A. Robinson ana
Frances IT, Robinson of Montclair,
\. j.: Mr.. and Mrs f. w Jones OF
Pagosa Springs, Colo; Mrs. Cora ana
A. 4. Kcllam. Albuquerque; J, q. Ma
bours, Jr., Three Rivers, }, II, Pugh'
Malta. Mont; Elvira G stanton, John
e. RoInes. Racine. Wis a. X. Ara
noff. Chicago Thomas S. walters
Nash, okla Garry Woolsey Gay
city. Ind. Mr. and Mrs 6. j.. Ihomp-
son. Hudson Mich; Mr. ana Mrs
Charles f. Jacobson, New York city
Jack Dickid. Ration. G. T.. Green, 81
Edwards. Ncb Sesario Duran, Tula'
rosa: a. s. Jcrard, Spokane, Wash.
A. A. Sandoval. Tularosa Edith @
| Mackay and IT A. Mackay, Of New
! YORK city. the last named remarklng
"Tr the hundreds or more visitors o
| the museum today failed 10 get any
thing worth while out u IT, balance
them against myself for | consider /
the most noteworthy and instructive
place between st. Louis and Los An
| geles."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
POSITIVE RELIEF
FOR CONSTIPATION

The progress Of modern medical
scienc, Is, perhaps, no more force
fully evident than In the simpll-
fyng of many of the old time REM
odlcs of p1st generations For in
stance, tho harsh cathartIcs ana
violent pursativcs used hy our
forefathcrs TO relieve constipation
are now known TO hc not only
unnecessary but really harmful
Constipation can he more ettee-
lively relieved without the discom-
fort 1ud pain these old-tIme rem
odles occasion.
s combination OF simple laNa-
tive herbs with pcpsin sold in drug
stores under the name of Or Cald-
WELLS syrup pepsn is most etiec-
uNu Vet mild and pleasant. 10 10
absolutely uoe from opiates ana
narcotics and equally as desirable
remedy tor the tiniest babe as
for uggcd manhood \ free tral
bottle cam Doc obtained by writing
tn ur W. r.. caldwell t53 Wash
iugtuu So. Monticello. Ills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
SUIT INSTITUTED ON
BOND OF LlEWELLYN

Santa Re, March i5.-The Stale ~ ~
day served upon superintendent % A. ~,
surance Jacobo Chavez the paper, a.. III
Inc case against Morgan O. LIeWeIiy,h'
treasurer of the State college ana tll'
Southwestern Surety Insurance c"d'l-
pany of Oklahoma, to recover @'23'VoUs
the amount of the surety oohu y.
IIewellyn to cover college 1uhds on l
deposit in the First state oahh oi
Las Cruces when it failed.
Superintendent CHAVEZ IS, unaer ,il'
law. the statutory agent OF the COM
pany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
cnod publlclfy for Silver CITY.

Santa re- March l5.- That silver
city has done the most effective adj
vertsng of any place IN the south
west as far az physicians ana health
seekers are concerned. Is apparent
from the hundreds of inquiries rec
.ceived each week by the Sierra Inn
santtarium company in Santa re.
which lust now is sending ont am
immense amount Of literature. In
reply To IT'S literature it receives
scores upon scores Of letters asking
whether santa re is in the same
county as silver City and whether u
has as good a climate,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
onnrnntlnc procIamnlIon Rcccl,cd.

Santa ne. March l5.-The state toi
poraton commission today receive.
from the governor Of Texas a copy o.
the quarantine proclamation WIZ
covers incidentally livestock ana leeo
exportations from New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-16
THAW CASE CAUSE OF
THREATENING LETTERS

lur noeplpo JOURNAL Special teAssn wiTtl
New york March TO-. The supply
OF threatening letters usual I'm all
trials attracting wide attention has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
DECLARES ROCKEFELLER is
STILL DIRECTING AFFAIRS

Cincinnati. o.. May 81 have moth
ing but pity for John D. Rockefeller.
jr. He is representing the greatest for
tune in the world, and I want to say
that in doing this he does not do any
thing without first getting orders from
Tarrytown- John d. Rockefeller, ST. Is
still managing all the mines in Colo
RADIO: he is still building up all Of his
investments the same as he did when
building up the Standard Oil company.
This was the statement sunday OF
Frank P. Walsh, chairman Of the
United States commission on Industrial
relations, in answering the charge Of
John D. Rockefeller. IT., that he mad
made public private correspondence
The statement continues:
And in this respect 1 want to say
that Of this commission did nothing more
than open up the doors OF % Broadway,
il would have justified its existence
believe the fortune Of Rockefeller and
the Rockefeller industries points the
way TO the solution Of industrial un-
rest in the country today. base this
conclusion on what the commission mas
found out TO be facts The source OF
the potential employing power OF the
United States is almost entirely IN
vested in New York city, and L might
saw il is almost subject to the VIII OF
one man. and that man is J. d. hocAe-
Teller"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
HINTON BEATEN
AND ROBBED
Silver City Secretary Is AS
saulted At Oklahoma
City Convention.

Carl Hinton, secretary Of the Silver
City chamber Of commerce, arrived IN
Fl Paso Monday from MuskOgee, Okla
where he attended the annual conven-
ton last week OF the Southern Com
mercial congress.
He is wearing a bandage around his
head, protected by a skull cap, which
covers injuries he received at the
hands Of robbers in the convention
city.
Il was nut in charge OF the head
quarters of the congress and IN that
capacity handled a good deal Of
money" Mr. Hinton said.
Hit With Pipe.
"One night as / was walking along
the best residential district two men
came toward me 1 started TO walk
between them when suddenly / was
struck over the head with "A piece OF
iron pipe. Then the holdup man hit
me two more times. / fell to the side
walk and the robbers took my purse,
which contained about $50. The money
] had collected a headquarters was in
the hotel safe 1 managed to reach a
doorway Of a residence. 1 was in the
hospital two days and the doctor told
me 1t was miracle my skull was not
crushed by the blows"
The Silver City secretary was accred-
tied as a representative from the south
west on the program and spoke TO the
delegates on the advantages OF this
section He told them about the big
dam and the other irrigation projects
under way in this portion Of the
country. He said that if Arizona,
Texas and New Mexico commercial
clubs and chambers of commerce Join
the congress. it is likely that Fl Paso
viii secure the convention in the next
year or two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
GOOD MUSIC FOR THE
TWENTIETH INFANTRY SHOW

Chief musician Robert Nelson. OF the -otn
infantry band. has selected a program OF
exceptionally popular music to be presented
in connection with the moving picture en-
tertainment at the 20th Infantry camp to-
night The entertainment IS given In the
open air. free TO all corners, and has proved
so popular that additional seats are being
provided The program begins at sharp
Z 80 and is usually concluded beforet p m
The musical program follows
Music for picture show Monday night
May 3. 1875
Ragtime, violin (two-step)-By Irving
Berlin
Do in May (waltz)-By Ernest r Bail
Trombonfum characteristic march)-By
Buell. n. Withrow.
Rebecca Of Sunny Brook Farm (One-step,
march and two-step)-By Albert Gumble.
Washington Post March-By John Philip
Sousa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03

size. docking submarines and testing
TO determine the resistance 10 external
water pressure. Two docks Of this de-
scription viii be required for the At
lantic and two for the Pacific.
supply ships Needed.
Upon the efficacy Of the supply
ships depends the efficacy Of the fleet
The Importance of supply ships has
also been demonstrated in this war.
One was authorized in 1913. II would
have been nearly completed by this time
If built under contract, but il is 10 be
constructed in one Of our navy yards
and il has not yet been laid down
Without ample coal and oil storage
at distant bases, in the absence OF
large merchant marine to insure con-
tinuOus supply Of fuel, the range and
efficiency of the fleet will be seriously
impaired in time of war
Navy DisOrEnnized.
THE difficulty in the administration
OF the navy at the present moment is
due 10 the fact that the Organization in
force for four years founded on a plan
TO a great extent the outcome OF admi-
raj Nahan's ideas. has been disrupted
and disorganized without consulting
experts, and nothing has been put in
its place. Imagine a new railroad pres
ident removing division heads without
replacing them and expecting the OPP
GRAFTON of the entire railroad system TO
be continued with efficiency, economy
and dispatch The test OF a naval or
gauization comes when. in an emer-
geucy IL can pass smoothly from
peace to a war basis. In the present
condition of the organization II could
not be accomplished without the great
est confusion, and congestion, 10 the
modification of the navy and with a
possibility Of very grave consequences
TO the discredir of the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03

something IN the automobile, where do you go to get
It back? What chance have you to recover it2 If
YOU are IN oollision-and there have been several
Iately-where do you go to get satisfaction? If
you can locate the car and the owner, the chances
are that the car belongs to the man operating It In
that case the machine IS his tools Of his profession
and IS exempt by law for it IS his of livelihood
and this cannot be attached in Texas.
Street cars never Turn suddenly to dodge some
thing. as the nickel automobile did the other day
Magofin avenue. when it turned over and sent its
four passengers to the hospital If street car had
tuned oyer-none has ever turned over IN the history
of the Ell PasO Electric Railway cOmpany-yOu
would have known who was gong to pay your hos
pital bill and for your lost time. Who paid the bill
of the people injured when the nickel automobile
turned over trying to dodge another automobile?
Employees of the El PasO Electric Railway com
pany are scbOOled in carefulness and pOleness They
must have experience before they go to work The
company Is a responsible corporation and must see
that its employees are reliable IN self protection What
of the man who runs the nickel autOmObile9 How do
you know that he knows how to drive? How do
you know that he is going to be careful2 How do
you know that he is not going to into another
car in Fastening for an extra fare? How do you
know that driver of some other car not gong to
run into the machine you are riding in-and turn It
over? How do you know that you are not going
to be turned over in making some of these quick
'dodges"?
Safety FIRST" and service first and always"
are the two notices of the street car company. Re
liability and dependabiIity are watchwOrds of this
system. Regularity of cars is another feature.
And the street cars operate to the end Of the
lines. Every passenger IS given an equal shOY. The
street cars do not turn back for more short haus
soon as they have dumped out the last passenger.
They continue on their way. They un to the suburbs
for five-cent fare If you had to depend upon the
nickel automobile to get you to Highland Park.
Altura Park, or Government Hill. what service would
you get? Offer one of the nickel car drivers nickel
to take you out and see what you get Offer street
car conductor nickel for the same trp and see the
difference.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
SAFE CRACKERS
OPEN TWO SAT- E5
Police Say Work Of Profes-
SIGNALS; Woman Grabs
Thief, Who Got Away.

safe crackers. called ''yeggmen' by
the police. were at work again SUNDAY
night A safe in saloon AT tne cot
ner of Seventh and stanton slreels ;
was broken open Sunday night ana
$500 taken from it. Louis 7. HeIreIa q,
the proprietor. declared The SAFE Wes
an old one and the tumblers WeIS
easily thrown by the men who were
fbourht TO be professional safe burg
The safe at the Greer stables on
Overland street was also opened SaluI-
day night and $3.50 taken
Ramos Home Entered.
After searching the bookcase as
though looking for information, a BUR
eIar walked out of the house OF hector
Ramos. AO8 Arizona street. with apoul
500 worth Of jewelry sometime 70.
tween and II o'clock sunday Hl5ill-
INC losses include a brooch, two .S ga
mond scarf pins and smali SLY
plate. cup and spoon bearing the m
4fe1s .sC, P~ Saturday night man vas
seen in the vicinity Of the mouse Dy Iil0
nefEhbors- -, re-
sides at e11 Texas street Informed inc
notice sunday night that aboue p m
while she was out the house We
tied and $3.50 in cash taken EnLreIlCe
-vas gained through the back Wll ,2
Several attempts have been mace Id
" she stated, to enter the nouse-
Woman Grabs Burglar 49,,
Mrs. c. J. Stallard, proprietor q ~
Carmen hotel. on San Francisco stI. ee.,
tbout noon Sunday caught a MeA5 -.
in her room. When she quesuoned nm IN
he stated that he was looking loI
someoue She became suspicious >" -
she saw one Of his bulging pockels az
-rabbed him The Mexican GOT va
she then discovered that her 1eWeL - ~
containing a wedding ring, eIneIe- -
ring a gold IOcket and cham anu an
onsI ring had disappeared
s room in the Arlington noleL- W.
entered sunday afternoon and % ee--
thor pistol and a razor were taken
Families Away. Homes Robbed.
The home Of G. Spencer, at A11O 80
Antonio street. was entered some llIllSS
between T.SO and p. m SUNDAY anu
$50 in cash taken. NelEhoors 50" q
well dressed man coming down Wy
steps The family was out at tne u I'm
A pistol and a suit Of CLONES WeLs
stolen from the home OF A. j. klrch-
VILE. 103 wyoming street, saturday
night about S o'clock The family was
absent at the time.
Complaint Is Filed
COMPLAINT was filed against WI
Morris in justice J. NJ beavers court
Monday morning, charging him with
theft Of over $50. Morris was arrested
in connection with the robbiug Of
safe at the Greer stables Saturday
afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
OBREGON ADVANCING
STEADILY TO NORTH


Gen Obregon in Salamanca on April 10
arrived in this city today, coming un-
der Col. EnriQuez's orders. He brought
% cannons, several Of them IS mlli-
meters and a good amount of ammunl-
ton, leaving some artillery pieces IN
Pachuca- The artillery was brought
here because Gen. Obregon stated that
he was not in need Of il, as ne had
enough"
Villa advices assert that the artillery
was all spiked before il was abandoned
by the Villa army and that Carranza is
sending il back to Veracruz to try 10
repair it. This version is more than
likely the truth, as an army scarcely
ever has so much artillery that II del0-
erately refuses to use it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03


service was amply demonstrated in more than
one instance on Sunday.
People waited as long as IS or 20 minutes for
nickel automobiles on Montana street, on the Park
line and elsewhere Sunday afternoon and even then.
had to 90 to the street cars Many of the automobiles
had been rented for the afternoon by the hour by
sghtseers and those who depended upon them for
transportation were disappointed. They walked or
took street car.
The street cars are never handicapped in this
manner. The El PasO Electric Railway company
can rent special car or several of them and its egu
lar schedule IS not IN the least interfe1ed with. 1t
always keeps its regular cars m operation and on
Sundays usually increases the number the different
lines. always when there unusual crowd moving
in the direction of any particular point.
When a nickel automobile on a certain route is
rented BY the hour this reduces the number of auto
mobiles in operation on that line; several cars taken
of of any particular line crowds the other and
makes passengers wait walk or take the old reliable
street cars.
upon the nickel automobiles for its transportation,
what would be the resut2 What sort Of schedule
would you have? How quickly could you get from
place to place? With what convenience could you
make the trip?
On the street car you catch your car always on
schedule you get a seat without someone IN your lap,
you get transfer to any other part Of the city to
uarez and you pay only five cents for the ride. You
are riding upon a car that is PROTECTED. You
are not taking your life IN your hands and if you get
hurt or have any grievance, you know where to go.
If you lose thing the street car, you generally get
it back for it is the duty Of the conductors to watch
the seats for lost articles and turn them IN as soon
as found.
When you board a street car, your little ones are
welcome Those below tt age. pay no fare, although
they get seats the same as grOwnups. Try to hail
nickel automobile with two or three small children
and see the result. A seat IS a fare to the nickel
automobile and the driver has no use for the family
unless every member pays nickel If you lose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
TUCSON DEPUTIES ARE
SUPPOSED" TO BE GUILTY

Tucson. Ariz, May 5.-Coroner
juries conducting inquests IN tne S 49,
~ Eilario Leon and Jose Maria Leon
before coroner Robinson at GreatervlIle
decided their death was due TO stran 81
laton in the case Of Hilafio and 70 IN
iuries and shock" in the case OF jose
Maria go
The verdict said the strangulation
was supposed TO be at the hanos OF
Robert Fenter and Frank Moore. sen
ter and Moore were deputy sherlIIs,
They are alleged TO have hanged tne
mn as a part Of third degree proceed
inEs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
YAQUIS CAPTURE TRAIN
CREW ON WEST {

On board L. s. S. Colorado. off Mazat-
Ian, Sinaloa, Mex, Mey 2.-(By wireless
to san Diego, Calf, May 3-)-Ihe en-
tire crew Of a Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient railroad train is reported to
have been carried off by Yaqui indians
in northern Sinaloa-
The American consul at Los MOchis
is making inquiries concerning the
trains engineer. named Lewis. and a
Mr.. Case, reported to have been On
board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
PRELIMINARY HEARING IN
LEE CASE Is POSTPONED

Wednesday is the day set for the pre-
1iminarv hearing Of BENJAMIN F. Lee,
who was arrested here last week by
secret service men on q
charge OF counterfeiting SO bills
He was 10 have been given hearing
Monday but a postponment until We'd
nesdav was asked by his attorneys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
GARDNER SAYS NAVY
IS INADEQUATE

Washington. D. C., May SIN a de-
risive letter written TO former presi-
dent Taft. representative A P Gardner
Of Massachusetts shoots full Of holes
the boastful statement recently issued
by secretary of the navy Daniels re-
sarding the efficiency Of the American
navy. He shows how far short the
American navy comes Of the standard
which the navy board has declared IS
absolutely necessary for the protection
Of the United States against any first
rate power except Great Britain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-03
JURY N CENTURY CLUB
CASE FAILS To AGREE

After celebrating until p. m sat
urday the Jury in the case of the state
against the Century club for an injunc-
tion to prevent the further sale Of IL
quor. disagreed and was discharged by
Judge Dan N. Jackson