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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
]. R. Koontz, General Freight
Agent of Santa Fe Interest
ing Witness Before Com
meroe Commission Today.
DECLARES RAILROADS
SEEK ONLY JUSTICE
Necessity for Higher Rates
Has Nothing to do with Fin
ancial Depression, He Says.
Question of Fair Play.

Chicago. April T.--Hauling eggs.
beans or cotton or structural iron by
the carload II more profitable 20 the
western railroads than hauling live
stock.
]. n. koontz. general freight agent
OF the Atchison. Topeka a Santa Fe,
40 testified Pt the interstate COM
merce commission hearing OF the
western rate. case today. KooptE
spoke In behalf Of the a. roads plea
for an increase of three cents hun
dred pounds on cattle. hogs and sheep
and five cents ON horses and mules.
THE real test OF what 4 commod-
ity is paying In freight charges is
seen In the earnings gross ton mile
on traffic. ana livestock earns the
lowest revenue per gross ton mile OF
any commodity We carry" testified
koontz.
Earnings on livestock on a typical
run from southwestern point 60
Chicago" he said, "arc only 3.22
mills a gross ton mile, excluding the
empty returns. while eggs earn 6.5S
mills; cotton. ass mills; beans, $50
mills; poultry, 6.T3 mills, and struc-
tural iron. 7.i5 mills.
yet. In spite OF It's lowest earn
ings a gross ton mile. The loss and
damage claims on livestock are high
Sr than on any other commodity
r. W. Tomlinson. secretary OF the
American Retail Livestock associa-
tion. cross examined Koontz-
you were with the Santa Pc when
/ Il went through rtceivership ard Il
has succeeded In becoming prosper
ods, hasn't lt2"
I The witness replied the road had
4 become prosperous.
! And that on the present rates
without any Increase asserted Tom
/ linson.
"If Il had not been for the hnan-
I cial depression due to the European
war the santa Re would not need
higher rates, would itg"
"Our necessity for higher rates has
nothing TO do with the financial de-
preston. The claim Is based on ths
showing that rates on certain com
modities are unfairly low"
Luther "a. Walter attorney for th'
packers. asked what had contributed
To the prosperity of the Santa Fe. Tn
witness said that no specific com
modify had done Il. but that agricnl
tural products as whole were re
sponsibie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
Effort to Garry Mountain
Passes by Weight of Num-
bers Believed to Have Fail
ed Once More.
GERMANS ADMIT LOSS
OF SUBMARINE U-29
French Offensive in Western
Zone Carried on at Appall-
ing Sacrifice of Life Accord
ing to German Statement.

Berlin, Aprii s--Via Am-tcr-
dam and London. I:35 y. m.)--
The German Rdmirnlt, has given
out AN OfhCinl statement Ia
which the iu-~ ~ tile submarine
40 T. act cptcd.
The test of the communication
follows:
The submarine J-29 has not
rcu rncd from IT, last cruise. Nc-
Uurtllng tn u report of the British
admiralty at Mar, 10 20 this NCS-
sci with her Grew was sent to tile
Lutt, IA. size therefore must be-
regarded a. O-t."
THE 6Ursnan submarine t-3D
was gencraIly believed to have
been commanded hy Captain otto
Nc.lsiss.n, who had chafgc OF
the 10 when thl- -uhmcrsihlc
-aHh the cruisers ilueuc. Nhuu-
kir aud Gre -sy last september.
The tan displaced sOO tons
aud could mate ~ kuot- un the
-uriarc and 90 knot submerged.
Ihc middle uf Margh ~hc made u
raid in the channel aud ~nnl, one
iicnch and four British steam
ships aud damaged three other
Vessels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
HEARING OF PULLMAN CASE
POSTPONED no SATURDAY

Chicago. April f,--investigation -fI
wages and working conditions OF
Pullman conductors ami posters was
suspended by the federal Industrial
relations commission today until next
saturday upon receipts of inforin0-
ton that John < Runnclls president
af the Pullman company, and Robert
'T. Lincoln. chairman OF the board OF
directors. are too ~ to appear he
fore the commission.
Complaints OF snopmcn Of the llli-
nOis Central and other so-cailed Hnr-
rimcn roads were taken up. This
phase of the Inquiry was expected TO
last three days.
Charles a. Markham, president Of
the Illinois Central was the first wit
ness He read a statement asserting
| thai the shopmen's strike OF 1871
! was "ui advised aud lnOppoftgne.
| and did not represent the attitude of
! tho men but largely the selfish ann
I billions" OF would-be union leaders
Had the ultimate purchase OF the
stock been achieved, Markham said
the railroads would have been help
less. A strike In sawmili. he illus
tratcd. might tie ny a whole railroad
system He read recuro of alleged
violent acts which marked the strike
The reading OF the statement con
sumed two hours.
/ Chairman Walsh questioned Mr
Markham as to the formation OF tn'
federation OF employees OF the Illinois
Central and OF requests OF federation
officials for conferences.
II was consistent in declining thos'
petitions" said the witness.
Mr.. Markham said that the guard
placed over company property an'
men generally were not armed hu
where they were isolatod and spec
tally open TO attack they we're givei
Weapons OF defense.
D "Our men were instructed 20 avoi
. hloodshed as FAR as possible and sue
b ceeded" said the witness.
! "What percentage Of the craft Sm
ployes left when the strike WAS call
/ odg" asked Mr. walsh.
Nearly roo per cent; you mui
4 remember the men thought IL was
s. sort Of a Joke they didn't know wh,
they were about"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
GUTIERREZ SAYS HE -
STILL. PRESIDENT OF MEXICO

Washiaston. April 7.-The element
supporting General Gutlerren as pro-
visional president OF Mexico today
made public the papers giving the APP
polptment by Guilerrez OF Jose Vas
concel0s as special envoy at Washing
ton and the lengthy formal statement
presented By Vasconceloa 10 Secretary
Rryaa on March -.
The statement reviews Mexican AZ
fairs from che time Of Huerta's with
drawai. and maintains that Gutierrez
II the regularly chosen provisional
president by virtue OF the Aguas Cal
ientes convention. q rteites az lensth
the contests between the Carranza-
villa elements and their efforts 20 dis
place Gutierrez. The Gutierrez seat
Of government Il said 20 be estab-
lIshed al the city OF Doctor Arroyo,
state OF Nuev0 Leon, from which
place, the statement says, Gutierrea u
directing affairn ami has under his
command a Considerable army" Il
adds:
president Gutierrez win at the
first opportunity feassemble che con-
vpntioa OF Aguns Calientes and before
that legal body be viii offer TO reeign
9 his power, Ia order 70 leave the con-
3 Vention free 20 elect AZ president any
man who may answer 70 the neaeSsl-
ties and rights OF an OF the MeSieaf
people"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
INDIC NTFS AT-TACK ON
DARDANEI LES RENEWED

Consantinople. April '--tby wire
less tu Berlin and London, s.i9 a.
ml--An official statement issued to-
day by the Turkish war office SAYS
No serious atteck was made yes-
terday by the enemy on the Dsrdn-
nelles The day before two hostile
cruisers bomhnrdcd our batteries at
tho entrance 90 the straits. but with
out result. one of the cncmy's cTulB-
era and one torpedo boat were struck
hv our shells"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
REPORT or COMM AMBER
or SUBMARINE \ FEATURE

Washington. Apru THE report
OF the commander Of the German
submarine which sunk the British
liner Falabu is expected 20 form
part Of the evidence upon which the
state department will base "a study OF
the facts surrounding the death OF
Leon G.. Thrcshcr the American min
ing engineer drowned when the shin
went down.
Instructions tn Ambassador Gerard
al Berlln to transmit the official re-
port have hcon sent. Ambassador
Page and Consul General skinner al
London stun are gathering evidence
ViVors of the Falabl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
GRECJAN KING SAYS HE
DID NOT MAKE DEAL

Paris, April z, G;l0 g. m)-The
Grec.au press bureau, says a dispatch
from Athens to the Hayus News
AEonc., today ISSUED the followins
statement.
Certain Information having come
into the possession OF the government
% is declared that the king never
gave his consent to negotiations con-
cerning the ccssiDn of Greciau terri
tory to any foreign power and that he
ne cr approved any proposition ot
this character.
The government ls Obliged 10
maze this statement owing to certain
declarations which have been made
hy cN-rrcmicr Vcnizelos and have
been printed In the new spnpcrs."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
CHIEF SEBASTIAN
ALLEGES POLITICAL
PLOT TO RUIN HIM

Los Angeles. Cal. April 5.--Cnarles
r. Sebastian, CHIEF OF police. was ar
rgigncd here roday on an indictment
returned last night by the Los An
geles county grand jury charging him
with contributing 10 the delllqucacs
OF Edith snrk'n the ward OF Mrs
Lille Pratt. who was indicted with
Sebastian
Il was agreed that the CHIEF should
plead % the charge next SATURDAY.
lie was suspended az his Request
last aieht and said he would EhoN
| the charge to be- a politiccl nlot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
Today;s Wa,
Summary

\ furious assault on the GER
man positions between the Mcusc
and the Mosclle u being made by
the French In continuation or
their Offensive movement. The
Oiiirml communication from Der
lin mentions attack after attack
and says these on~iaughis were
rcpuIsed with ''cxtrnOrtlinary
heavy" losses for the French. On
some of these hattlcaclds, u II
stated, the ground l. covered with
hOdics of the French. The ofi-
ciai statement rrom Paris gives
few dc.nils Of the Aghtlng, al
though Il II clalmcd that ground
was gained In somc instances.
TIE Berlin statement SAYS the
Germans abandoned the village of
Dri GTachtcu. which they had
captured from the Bclginns. on
Recount ct the are from heavy
ar,illcTy Ia which IL was subjected.
No further Information was
given out concerning the cam-
paign in the east. except a ref
eicncc Ia tlie Iicriin statement of
the fgting along the Inst I'rus-
sinn border. n II said that the
Iiussians were rcpuI-cd la Laiiics
southwest OF Ncmcl and near
NugustOwo. one Russian batial-
ion being annihilatcd.
Two Itusinn delegates have ar.
rived Ia SoHa, Bulgaria. tu arrange
for railway communication he
tween Russia aud Salonlki.
Greece. The sofia dispatch con-
tnining this announcement does
not explain bN what means This
cuuld he accomplished, ~ IL would
Involve the u~c uf railways through
neutral countries. Neither II it
explained whether Hussin desires
e. use the railroads for military
purposes.
Another attcmp, to force the
Dardancllcs apparently II under
way. tu ofiiciaI announcement
itum Cou~tantinOplc states that
a cruiser and a torpedo boat were
struck bN shells during u bom-
hardmcnt at the outer forts on
MONDAY. Thc bOmharOlmcnt, u
il said. wis without results and
no SERIOUS attack was attempted
yesterday. NJ oniCiaI infornn-
ton has come from London or
Paris concerning this lighting.
Tho Turkish war Office also re-
ports resumption of the hostil-
itics in the Caucasian campaign.
Il annDuncCs that u llus~ian
force advanced on tfc Turks near
the frontier hut was driven bacl.
Ia Russian territory and That the
Turks RTtcr cightccn hOuIs oi
imrd lighting occupied several
I,ussla towns.
The Home correspondent Of u
T'nris newspaper tclcgraphs that
Italy aud Serbia are ~ tile point
OF concluding an agreement un-
der Nhlrh ItaIy win not obic'1 "a
Scrha's acquisition Of territory
Ia the Ndrlatic, provided II II not
fortified. IL this agiccmcnt l.
concluded ~ ~ expected. the cor
respondents says, Italy's parti'tpa'
uOn la the war may be consider.
cd imminent.
AstA ui'h utNNlhIfFN mHhf lfN
C-ummcuts on the american mote
Ia Great Britnin ami France CON
ccrning the plan Of the alllcs foi
cutting OF trade to and iron
Germany. One new spapcr, how
ever, EXPRESSES the opinion ciIa
the United States l. milking 1
"Tar reaching retreat" Ia sur
rendering the prin'ipic that 4
blockade must bc c.fc'tiNe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07

Peoria. lll, April An unidenh-
fed negro murdered Mrs. william H..
schrivcr here today after attempting
criminal assault lie cut the wGm-
ans throat The crime wna witnessed
boy her four small children. The ne
gro escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
STILL SEEK EVIDENCE To
SHOW SUPPLY SNEAKING

New NOrk. AprIl I""ln spIIc 0T oI-
Hclal donlals from British sources
that British ships outside of sandy
Hook hive received supplies from
this port. Assistant District Attorney
Frank T.. Carstorphcn said today that
the investigation based on the evil
dencc To- this effect submitted to the
United states district attorneys office
hy Dudley Field Malone, collector OF
the port. would continue. Carstnr-
phen has been placed In charge ot the
investigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
THENCH OFIICINL STATEMENT
TODAY II GONSEitN ATINE

Paris Nprh 5,,in London. 2.tl o..
mj The French war office this af-
tcrnoon puvn out report on the hos
tilities which says
"a German detachment with three
machine guns succeeded in crossing
tn the left bank of the User south ut
pre' Gmchtcu. 30 was attacked yes
terday and di-iudrcd hy Belgian
forces.
An attack was made hy us in th"
vicinity of Etu.n which rendered us
masters of hills number ela and
number 221, Boo addition to the llaut
toiq md the hospital farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
SEGREGATION BILL
FOR TUBERCULARS
PASSED IN IOWA

Dca Moines Iowa, April THE
senate today passed the board of con-
trul committee hin which will re-
quirc all contIcs OF the state to segre-
gate ana provide for an INDECENT tu-
bcrculosis patients.
The measure passed the mouse a3d
viii now go to the governor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
cARRANzA GUNBOAT
ARRIVES OFF GUAYSlAS

Fl Paso. Texas, April From
southern sonora Il was reported in
private dispatches today thas the
Mexican gunbont Guerrero hsd arr
rived OF Guaymas on Monday. The
Carranza boat was greeted hy several
shells from the villa garrison but did
not respond. The port expected a
siege from both land and sea at che
time the messages we're dispatched.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
FRENCH SUFFER- NppAIIING
IOSSl1S, SAYS GERMAN REPORT

Berlin. April 7--tyia London, 3,a"
o. ml The G'vman general head
quarters gave out an official stute-
mcnt regarding military operations,
which says
I'm tho western thcntcr of the war.
The village OF Drel Grlchtcn. which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
RUSSIA SEEKS RAIL
WAY THROUGH BUI.G ARIA

Sofia Bulgaria, April Z. (Via Lon
don, 8.l5 D. up--TNo russian dele
gatea arrived here today 10 conclude
arrangements with bulgarian rail
roads for the establishment OF direct
communication between Russia ana
Saloniki, Greece,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
ADVANCE GUARD or NEW
VILLA ARMY At NATANOntk

brownsville. Texas. ApFll THE
advance guafd OF the roinfofrements
expected BY villa troops for the aseRe
OF Matamoras. arrived today at the
villa lines. The main body, nc'nding
artillery forces. stlA Is delayed ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07
RENEWED ACTIVITY REPORTED TODAY
IN ALL THE GREAT WAR THEATRES

On the Italian Frontier April T. (via Paris 1855 p.
m)The ships of the Italian fleet departed sudden
ly Monday from the Mediterranean naval stations at
Speza, Gaea and Maddalena Island They concentrat-
ed at Augusta, Sicily, and at Taranto. They thus
within a few hours of the Adratic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07

New YORK, April IA stock ex-
change seat sold today for $iS,0o9,
nm advance OF $500 over the last
previous sale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07

Washington Aprll g. President
Wilson to-day appointed Thomas a.
fceny postmaster ut Miami. Arlz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07

London, April Ol IS q. M
The military situation in the
Curpnthiuns b. competing Win
the prohibition question M the
interest OF az, British public.
Attention h. concentrated ON
Carpathian passes whore the
Russians are bringing up heavy
rciufuiccmcuts 60 push their at
tack. the Hpvccss uf which Is eN-
pe,tcd only through weight of
numbers ON the other hand the
Austrian ana German command
ors also are making strenuous
efforts to strengthen their
turccH.
pctrngrad reports that the sec
tiun near the C1snk pass, whore
Vienna admits a Retirement cN-
tends for distance of ~ miles
70 offset this vienna claims %
counter offensive movement near
the Carpathiun passes whore the
aus report the taking ot several
l,ussiun positions with the cap
uuc of 1000 prisoners
4 conservative Interpretation
uf both the Russian ana the Aus
TRAN reports leads to- the belief
that the Russian offensive at
LNpkow has been checked, while
they have forced their way
through the Rostok pass, cnptur-
uR two villages ON the southern
side ot the range.
In the western arena of the
war the French continue their
offensive movement between the
Mouse and the Lorraine IRON
Tier Their reported gains in the
Ainy forest indicate the pursihil-
lty of new danger Tor the Ger
mans holding a. MihieL while
the advance 10 the east ui \cl-
dun b. regarded iu London us
ihreatening S. Mihirl from the
north Berlin reports heavy
lighting loo this region without
results for the French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07

t,cncNH, switzerland, Nprii :.
-t,in Paris, 1915 y. mD-iwo
French a,iatur- pursued u Ger
man military train yesterday from
NhrbaCh 10 Nillinscn. n the
Black forest. They damaged the
railway aud stations along the
line. On their return they
dropped bombs ON Mu, Ihcim aud
NcubOurr.
\ French biplnnc which wa
being pnrsuci bN Gcrnnn aNi-
niurs Iust it, way la the mist last
night aud, crossing the Swiss
frontier. landed near purcm-
ttuS. they win bc ih,crncd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-07

Innu johnson advises Will
uI.k lard TO save his mon
UHuu ey. Jacks advice
still has a punch in it.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

Al Ia Junta school girl was reQuir.
"a to write an essay Of ESQ words
about = Ford motor car. She sub.
mitted the following: NY uncle
bought . Ford motor car. He was
riding in the country when II busted
% . hill. guess this about fifty
words. The other two hundred are
what my uncle said when he was
walking back 70 town. but they are
not 1T for publication"
-
In Pueblo the jitneys are raising
hob with the street car interests. and
he traction company has thrsatened
70 take off number Of cars and dis
charge q number Of employees unless
the nuisance Is abated. II is
claimed the jitneys are unfair to the
trolley interests-but no more 30
than the trolley interests were TO the
livery stable interests. Automobiles
also put the livery business on the
bum years ago.
-
The announcement Of the coming
Of THE Winning OF Barbara Worth"
to the Rourke Theater. Tuesday ev-
ening. February 23d. will be receiv-
ed with pieasurable anticipation by
the many readers OF the celebrated
book by Harold Bell Wright. The
stage version Is by the well known
playwright, Mark Swan. the company
a carefully selected one and the seen
ic production will leave nothing to be
desired. The coming OF this clean
and wholesome play Of the south
west at IA time when so-called crime
plays and plays OF the underworld
seem TO be prevalent. Is refreshingly
worthy OF note.
-
william Mckeown. OF Westfield.
Mass. the white City" while ON his
way TO visit the Panama Pacific Ex-
position In San Francisco. stopped off
between trains last Friday to enjoy
= brief sojourn with his cousin. John
Fisher. the well-known postal clerk.
He expressed himself MS well pleased
with our up to date and well kept
city. and was cspecisliy pleased with
our fine brand OF spring-like wealth.
er Mr.. McKeown says they have
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

had foot Of snow and almost con-
tinuous zero weather in the New
England states ever since November.
Rejoice and be exceeding glad that
you have the privilege Of living in
good old Colorado. where . breeze
ever soft from the blue heavens
blows; and all We need 10 the scent
OF an orange grove 70 make Il -
near heavenly weather ~ that Of
California 10 alleged 70 be.
-
"Everywoman" broke all records
in Ia Junta for receipts for travel
ing theatrical organization. The gross
receipts for "Everywoman" were
Ss5l.75. about two-thirds Of which
was realized from the sale Of $3.50
seats. Only nine seats were sold
In "nigger heaven" At six bits per.
The previous record was held by
Forty Minutes From Broad
way" In the old La Junta Theater.
the receipts for which totaled S7+5.
About one-third Of those at Every
woman" were from nearby towns.
-
Abram Mutzenburs, . former old
time farmer OF the Paramount coun-
try, arrived In La Junta the first Of
the week for brief sojourn with his
brother. Fred Mutzenburg. and nu-
merous friends hereabout. Mr.
Mutzenburg says he has no perman-
ent abiding place. and his home Is
where he hangs up his hat. He came
from Oregon to La Junta. and left
yesterday for San Diego and San
Francisco. where he intended to do"
the worlds fairs which are now open
for the reception OF visitors In those
two cities!
The prohibition law Is going
through the legislature with whoop
and without an amendment worth
mentioning. DO not be deceived In
to believing that the measure il be-
ing rushed without consideration.
A debate or scrap" on either OF the
floors does not necessarily mean
that a measure has been fully con-
sidered or improved. A COMMITTEES
composed Of the best attorneys Ia
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

Dave Downer was . Ia Junta Wis
ltos beeweea tsaiss Thursday. He
vas On his way 70 Mansaaola vhsro
- has Q coatsact for exeavatine
1890 Test Of diseh for draiaaes
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ssosvhae Dssvs1 svse ~ fase thas
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