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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
PLEA OF GUILTY is
ENTERED BY URI0STE

i7FeSiNA soNNe'FcNbtNet 10 hohNlht JOURNAL
Las Vegas, y. NJ, May 22.--Cres-
cenciano Urioste, indicted here with
others for assaulting and biting on the
arm Virginia Ortiz, today pleaded
guilty to the crime and received a
suspended sentence Of not more than
fifteen months nor less than one year
in the state penitentiary.
urieste and his wife, Mrs. Marga-
rita Baca de urioste, were put under
bond rs witnesses for the state in the
trial of the other men, Remijio Mar
tinez and Encarnacion Martinez, who
will be tried for the offense next No
vember. The delay Is necesstated by
the fact that the Ortiz woman has not
recovered her health since the as
saut
Today Martin G. Needham, the
prominent Mora county man who
was arrested yesterday on a charge
of cattle stealing. was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty To the charge. He
has been placed under 81 900 bond.
The case of Peter Roth against
Tranquilino Yara to replevin stall
lion, went to the jury late this after
noon. The ease has been tried twice
In the district court and once in the
supreme court. AT the hearing of the
case last November in the district
court the Jury could not reach ver-
dict after being out all day and all
night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
BATCH OF RECRUITS
IS RECEIVED AT PEN
SPECIAL eoaatsrorprnor 70 norrro 1ooHrAu

ESPECIAL eoARrsrorpEnes 10 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa re, May 22.--The following
recruits for the penitentiary were
sent up from Deming by Judge Colin
Neblett. German HERNANDEZ not
less than two Years nor more than
four years in the penitontary for
stealing from a box car, Jesus Sierra.
not less than four years nor more than
five years in the penltcntiary for
stealing from a box car; Jesus Mon
guia, not less than three nor more
than four years for stealing from a
box car; santos Hernandez, not less
than two nor more than three years
for theft.
William Wiley, who had been given
twelve months for talking to a juror,
was discharged. upon friends youch-
ing for the good character Of the boy.
Mark Kennedy was fined $500 and
costs for furnishing deadly wea-
pom. w 4. Henley was acquitted of
the murder Of George l.. Gee The
killing was the result Of quarrel in
a bar room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
What's New in New Mexico
SLAYER OF SANCHEZ
HELD WITHOUT BAIL



Los Lunas. \. NJ, May 22.-4The
preliminary hearing in the ease of
the state AGAINST Leonardo Olguin,
accused OF the murder of Adolfo b.
Sanchez at Jarales on last Saturday
night, was held at Jarales this week
and resulted in the defendant being
bound over without bond "a await
the action Of the grand jury
The defendant, q young man about
20 years old, when asked to plead to
the charge, said he didn't know"
and refusing to plead either guilty
or not guilty, the justice entered a
plea Of not guilty and proceeded to
stantially that the deceased WAS Civ
ing bale in his own hall last sat
urday night, al which an admission
was charged for the evening, or a
price of so much for a particular
dance. Olguin was acting boisterous-
~ about the dance hall and asked
Sanchez II he could dance without
paying him then, to which Sanchez
made refusal. Olguin then became
more abusive and warned Sanchez
that he didn't know who he was
and left the hall when ordered out
by Sanchez.
About half an hour later Sanchez
was called out by Olguin, and as soon
as he reached the outside. Olguin be-
came noisy and continued to threat
en- Sanchez, when Sanchez, In the
name Of the state, called on two men
to arrest him, and as they were APP
preaching Olgun, he COlguin) re-
marked that he'd better not try TO take
him himself, and without warning,
drew a large caliber pistol and fired
at Sanchez when about ten feet from
him, the bullet passing through the
breast into the heart and out at the
back Sanchez uttered the remark,
''yon have killed me- and fell dead.
BY that time the two men had closed
In on Olguin and got him down. but
before they could disarm him he
fired a second shot the bullet passing
by harmlessly.
Olguin was quickly placed under
arrest and sent TO Los Lunas imme-
diately for safety II did not appear
that Olguin was drunk, or that there
had ever existed any bad feeling
between the menAOlenin comes of
good family and had heretofore
borne n good reputation. Sanchez was
one of the best known ana respected
men in the community.
District Attorney owen appeared
for the state and asked that the ac-
cused be held without bond.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
BRILLIANT CLOSE
IN PROSPECT FOR
ROSWELL CADE IS
Defamation Contest and Hop
Mark Beginning of Com
mencement Exercises att
N, M, NJ,


Roswell, ~ NJ, May 22.--What
promises TO be the most brilliant
commencement season ever expert
enced by the New Mexico Military In
stitute, formally opened Friday night
with the annual defamation contest
for what Is known as the Princeton
medal.
The contest, which was conducted
in the auditorium. brought out some
splendid talent among the cadets
and was greatly enjoyed by the large
audience present. Tho contestants
with the subjects of their declama-
tons, We're as follows: Cadet Hussey
The Child of Destiny" Cadet Cor
don, Alaska" Cadet Wardcr, MILF
tary Glory" Cadet Clark, THE RAJ
KEN" Cadet Wiley, The Contest in
the Arena"
The judges were Mrs, Grace r.
Bear, DR.. A. d. Grille and II. NJ. Dow
After a spirited contest. Cadet George
l.. Warder, Of Springer. was declared
the winner and the medal was award
ed TO him In an appropriate speech
by Benjamin Ames, former Prince
ton man.
Hop Follows Contest.
medal a cadet hop, one OF the most
enjoyable social affairs ever held at
the institute, took place in the
gymnasium. A large number Of vis-
tors from different parts OF the state
were present. in addition TO the usual
representation from Roswell society.
The baccalaureate services will be
held tomorrow afternoon. beginning
ut, 4 o'clock, the following program
having been announced
Ilymn--"Day Is Dying IN the West"
Invocation.
Responsive Reading,
Solo-"Eye Hath Not Seen" (GauO,
Mrs. j. Il. McClane.
Prayer.
characterization the Golden"
Address ~ Efficiency" Chaplain
Austin, D.. Grille.
Hymn---"The Son of God Goes
Forth to War
Benedietion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
EMPLOYEES AT STATE
BUILDING RESIGN; MANY
VISITORS SEE EXHIBIT


Santa Fe, May 22.--Don Romulo
Martinez, attendant in the New Mex
leo building at San Diego, returned
today. to Santa Fee having severed his
conndction with the exposition. Miss
Anita Baea has also resigned. Col.
Ralph Il. Twitchell, chairman of the
commission, has gone to San Diego for
fifteen days.
Upon request of George w. Oakley
of Albuquerque the Navajo Indian
fair and the Shiprock motion pictures
were shown on Wednesday afternoon.
The lectures on Albuquerque, the
Santa Barbara Tie and Pole company,
Colfax county, san Juan county farms
and the New Mexico Military Institute
were given upon request of a party
of ten San Francisco visitors. j. III.
Bowling, manager of the National
Cash Register company. has sent 10
his home office in Dayton, Ohio,
complete set of all the New Mexico
advertising literature.
Commissioner Guy A. Reed repre-
scented New Mexico at the banquet
given by the supervisors of southern
California counties, which met in
fifth annual convention.
OF the $50 people who registered on
Wednesday, the following We're from
New Mexico: Mrs. j. r.. lWaddell,
Mrs, M A. Nordhaus, Deming: Frank
Il. Lee, George w Oakley and Mr.
and Mrs. b. H.. Briggs, of Albuquer-
que; Mrs Mary Howard and Miss Ha-
eel Howard, Socorro; Mrs. Mary r.
Carroll Las Cruces; f. u. Tenant,
Kingston; ID. f. Giving, Pennington;
George II. Bedford, Santa .Fe. That
same evening" the Order Of Panama
held its regular meeting in the chapel
of the New Mexico building.
~ Numura, of Toxic, Japan, stu
dent at the University Of Japan, was
visitor, and sent New Mexico litcra-
ture to Japan, to induce wealthy Jap
anese tourists to place Santa Fe on
their itinerary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
Lincoln County school Report.

Santa Fe, May 22.--The department
of education today received the an
nual report of Mrs. Wallace l.. Gumm
superintendent of Lincoln county,
showing that Lincoln county has thir-
ty-three school districts, thirty-six
schoolhouses and fifty-four school
rooms. There are fifty-two teachers,
four with professional certificates
thirty-five first grade certificates. nine
second grade certificates and four
third grade certificates. The Span
ish-Ameriean pupils number 1,226. of
whom 6S7 are boys. while the remain
ing pupils number 1920 of whom SIS
are boys. The teachers institute
opens June 1 4 and continues until
lime 26
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
Mining Company Chartered.

Santa l'e, May 22-The state cor
poration commission today chartered
the Gold Crown Mines company of
Silver City, which named two statu-
tory agents Frank w Vellacott and
Matt Fowler. The capitalization is
$4,000, divided into 1900 shares
The paid-up capital is $4,000. The
incorporates and directors are:
Frank V. Vallacott, 6S shares, Matt
Fowler, claribel Thurman, each sc
shares. all of silver City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
SANTA Re PERSONALS.


Santa Fe, May 22.-Charles Gut
terman of this city has been appointed
master mechanic of the New Mexico
Central railroad and will make his
headquarters at Estancia. succeeding
Z. ~ Peden, resigned. Peden will
settle on a homestead in the upper
Pecos.
Judge L. c. Abbott has returned
from Estancia, where he sentenced
Clyde Blackburn TO thirty days in jail
upon Blackburn's plea of guilty TO
carrying a weapon, but suspended
sentence pending good behavior.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23

Santa Fe, May eat cost 100000
more the past five years to run the
federal lard offices in New Mexico
than they took in fees. and that des-
pite the enormous number OF filings.
For the entire nation. the expenses
were $7.000,0 900. the receipts $4,000
600 and the deficit $4,000, 600 This
is one of the arguments urged by
Land Commissioner X. p. Ervien in
favor of the movement to have Uncle
Sam grant all the remaining public
lands to the states. Mr.. Ervien has
at present a greater call for state
lands in such counties as Mora and
Colfax than he can supply.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23

Nearer My God, to Thee. the latter
bringing CIT a striking stimulation of
a pipe organ. Dixie was rather ltal-
ian In it's rhythm. but great tribute
Go the band lay in the fact that even
the cheering for Dixie was rather
subdued in order that none OF II be
lost.
'Slgnor Rossi played with a beauii-
full tone and an admirable reserve two
trombone solos. All, So Pure. from
Martha and ;he tenor air from RI
goletto
AN the members OF his band are
native-horn Italians. mostly from
Naples and Venice and comparatively
few of them can speak English"
-s----
Slow Collections Pinch schools.
Santa Fe. May 22-1'he pinch Of
slow tax collections is felt not only by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
cnard 10 camp Near Cruces.

Santa Re, May 22.-Four of The
national guard companies of southern
New Mexico are to camp near Las
Cruces in July. No appropriation is
available for state encampment
but number of the companies Will
be sent 20 camp for week al points
near their stations, II present plans
mature H4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
AT the state Building

Santa Fe May 22--D j. Aber, OF
Tucumcasi; Mrs j. II. Il. Schall, DR..
r.. l.. Bryan, oscar w Roberts. of
Deming: Miss Josephine Tracey,
Carlsbad; Victor Duran, Jr., David r.,
Keller Albuquerque; Mrs. 3. Abra-
hams. Mrs A. D. skinner, Ration, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Digneo, Mrs. G.. b.
Pope and family, Santa Fei II. j.
Brooks and Wife, Artesia, and Helen
g. Curtis, of Miesse, We're among
those who registered at the New
Mexico building on Wednesday. AL
len s. Andrews, a thirty-third degree
Mason. former president of the Ohio
Bar association and political leader,
was visitor with his Wife and dangh-
ter Altogether 40l people registered
constituting about one-half of the WIS.,
itors,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
FISHING LICENSES TO
BE ISSUED NEXT WEEK

tsPEelAL coRsssPonosncE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, May 22.--As the fishing
season opens ON June 1 the non-resi-
dent fishing licenses will be issued by
Game and Fish Warden T. c. de Baoa
next week.
The state corporation commission
today announced a reduction in the
Wells-Fargo Express eompany's tar
iff, effective this week, to 40 cents per
hundred pounds. on beer shipped
from Socorro to Magdalena and San
Marclal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
COMMENCEMENT
WEEK At DEFINING
BEGINS TODAY
BaCcalaureate Sermon viii Be
Delivered This Morning.
Successful Year Is Brought
TO a Close,
ESPECIAL eos.ssronosnes 70 soaprno iouapAll

ESPECIAL coaREsPonoeHcs TO MORNING JouRaALi
Deming, n. NJ, May %. - Com.
mencement week of the Deming
schools win be formally opened sun
day morning, when Rev Hugh T
Mitchellmore pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church, will deliver the bacca-
laureate. On Tuesday evening will oc-
cur the class play at the Crystal the
alter, which will, as usual, tax the
standing room of the big play house
Wednesday evening will be the regu-
lar commencement exercises, the chief
address to be made by Hon. Ralph G.
Ely. Presentation of diplomas will be
by Willard Il, Holt, secretary of the
board of education. Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock will occur the eighth
grade commencement exercises, the
address to be given by John c. Wat
son. Supt. J. b. Taylor will present
the diplomas to the eighth grade <
The 1915 graduating class include
Lynnford Peterson, valedictorian
Miss Eva May, salutatorian; Misses
Franc Watkins, Resale Deckert
Nancy Belle Strickler, Ruth Measday,
Martha Lindauer and Anna Riser and
Messrs. Kahn Taylor, John Steed,
claude Howard and George Hard
away, the young ladies outnumbering
The young men by one. Next year
there will be class more than twice
as large.
Next Years Teachers.
The present school year has been a
very successful one under the man
agement Of Supt. j. y. Taylor and his
able corps of assistants.
The teaching force noxt year will
be j. b. Taylor superintendent Miss
Una Bedichek principal; l.. a. Deesz,
manual training and agriculture: u.
f. Ilardaway, mathematics and phys
les; Mrs. Allie Stecker. Spanish and
stcnography; Miss Leora Foster,
Latin; Miss Sadie Stewart, domestic
science Miss Madeline Page, music
and art Miss Helen Swope. kinder
gnrten; the grades being taught by
the Misses Martha Eide, Josie Good
ding. Marguerite Goebel, Stella Croft
chett, Myrtle orion. Lucille Holt, Ry-
nette Trowbridge, Emogene Kaiser
Leah Barracks. Violet Bonham, Ida
Holiday, Louise Nalandigham, Bessie
Conner, Pansy Young and Catherine
Shepard, Mrs. Allie Smith and Mrs
Richard Bodyfield.
The Deming schools pay the highest
wages Of any school system In New
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23

the Agricultural college hut also by
the institute for the blind NJ Alamo
gordo, which has been compelled to
negotiate a loan In order TO keep tho
school open until commencement
State officials. too, win receive only
. small fraction OF their May salaries
on June /. H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23

Santa Fe. May 22.-The Mountain
air chautauqua has finally set it's
opening date for July IA. The pro-
gram this year will be more compre-
hensive than ever before. The ehau-
tauqua will continue for two weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
Miss Gocbci Kills a WoIf.

Santa re. May 22-lMiss Grace
Goebel, county school superintendent
in Luna county, while ont trip OF in
spection, near Columbus. killed a
wolf within revolver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23

Don't miss this opportunity
to buy your wants at one
fourth off our regular sale
price. Commences Monday
and lasts for one week. The
Leader Bankrupt Stock.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

Andres ARROYO de ANDA, Jr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
LA IGLESIA DE
DOLORES

de la libertad. Y esos comienzos
fueron como ell pequeno guijarro
oue rod6 por In montana e hiri6 =
Ia estatua simb6iica lie caheZa de
ORR v pies de barro convirtiendola
en- polvo.
Y Ia independence Sc hizo. 7
cuando ell ejercito victorioso de Jos
insurgentes entro en- Ia capital. en-
medic de las embriagueceS del Jubi-
10 de II nueva Nacion que surgia n
In vida. dejaba tras 81 IN rio de san
gre generosa de II flor de los ter
clos insurgentes.
;Que fua del noble anciano que
cambi0 las vestiduraS sacerdotales
Dor las insignias de Ia sup:emacfa
del mando guerrero, de aquel pas
tor que dolido de los sufrimientds
que L OPPRESSION causaba en- su pue-
bio, 10 condujo 4 la guerra mostrah-
dole ell canine de Ia libertad entire
ell hume de los combates?
Su sangre y Ia de sus mas heroicos
companeros rego Ia terra; pero Ia
causa que p~roclamara sobrevivi6 4 81
muerte, Y otros Sc aprestaron al sa-
c~rificio hasta lograr despues de once
amos. ell triunfo de las aspiraciones
del pueblo.
La Iglesia de Dolores. cuna de In
Independence Mexic.na, sue ca
da ano con acentOS lie jubilO recor-
dando aquella pigina r%efulgente dc
sl historic. de Ia historic naciona1;
V los Suces0res de a~quelioS que en-
IL noche memorable oyerOn Ia O
de Hidalgo hablarleS en- nombre de
II patria, llamindoloS al sacrificiO.
al r~eproducir aQuella escena, senti-
ran correr por IL cuerpO ell escalo-
FRO de las grandes evocaciones, "
~creerin yer de nuevo ievantarse las
sombras del glorioso anciano y de
sus companGros, y bendecir el 4 81
pueblo recibiendo ell homemade de Ia
gratitud nacional.
Delio Moreno CANTON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

garitas, en- ell paraje y bora que Sc
halare, y que Embellishments Sc de
sepultura ecclesiastical a 81 cadaver,
sin sufrir mutilacion alguna en- sus
miembros, nj ponerlos 4 Ia especta-
ci6n pGblica; para TODD 10 cual, to-
mara las providencias oportunas Ell
Sr. Coronel D. Manuel de Ia Concha,
4 quien compete Ia ejecuci6n de es-
IA sentencia, que Sc notificara al REQ
en- Ia forma de estilo.-CALLEJA."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

eXpresa, al REQ Morelos; pero en-
consideration a cuanto ME M eN-
puesto Ell venerable clero de esta ca
pital por medic de los limos. Sres.
A~rzobispo eIecto V a~sistentes eE Ia
representation que han elevado; de-
seando hacer en- mi honor y obseQulo
Y en- prueba de mi d~eferencia Y res
peto al ~caracter ~sacerdotal, cuando
es possible con Ia justicia, mando:
que dicho REQ sea eiecutado fuera de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
Hombres y Mujeres Aparecen en- la Lozania de Ia
Joventud como los Ninos.

81 comen CERTONE. Ea aimentaGon hoy da es drrhida a los pobress old,dos
heido, en- Europa pork SoGcdad de Ia Cruz Roa y tzmbin en yanos de los Dep7u,-
men,os Nedcos de los Ejrcnos. Los pedidos para este maayinoso saliva vida v cre,dor
de .ad v fu.nas, armenian iananente, porque sepano e CE"TONE sir dma pro-
ducei los resutados mencnmdo. CERTONE contene solameme BUEEO, absolu-
tauenten NADIA dan@o.
AHORA HABLAREMOs DE SUI Case; Para suminitrrse col Ia ,en.acon
dc nuevav vida, vgur, saud y para lenar los lugares huecos en- So cuerpo, por ejempo:
compleamen,e las hoas de doFmi, neIwos tanqu1os Y 81 qure conocr "shud
pefectl' coma CERTONE, pWs 10 nutrivo de este tomco especial, e., precIameme
10 que neuhay deea cqa9uier persona. No impora que e aage .ahor-ud. tMne
que SER otlezdo con sAud y tuezas para evur los dahos de- ulqmera enermed7d.
Cor sumo agradO, y con prueba sin gaStos a I'd. lie ohscemos una e1iade
CERTONE g1tutamene que actualmente vale Soc I'd serae jueza sin pemnu In
centavo, zen u casa opa vera Ia Rueba. solamense enveme Ia Pequens cantdadde
1Oc. n seuos de su pals pra e fanqueo, y Ell mHno da que ns negue su etmadz
cata lie enviaremosh GAIA dc soc. de CERTONE q su direction propa Gnts-G 81
prefer. puedc comp1Ho n Ia botca mas proxma. Note Ia mGora que Le demosul6
su espGo. Ganaa zen peso y adouiAa color Vera como I'd. msmo sMa benefc7to
v como Sc encont1ra con mas vigor smd y Games roMzas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

La Independence de Mexico tu-
vo principles extraordinarioe. No
Sc pusO al frente de IL revolucl"n
un hombre vigoroso y ejercitado en-
trepar eminenciaS fragosas como
Guillermo Tell; no tuvo por eScena-
rio las rudas Y altivas montahas de
SnIza cuyoS v~ientos infiltran In fuer-
~ en- las ~arterias; no empun0 el la
baro dc In I.ibertad un ~ciudadano
diaslr0 en- manejar las armas. haSta
boder partir con una flecha diSpa-
rada q d~istancia, Ia manzana que el
tirano colocara en- Ia cabeZa de su
hijo. !Su general fue IN anciano; ell
]escenario I'm temple en- cuyos muroS
So reprodujeron tantaS veces los ru-
mores apagados de 10 oraclon; el
braZo que senalaba ell sitio del COM
bate. era ell de quien solo habIa le-
vantado Z los oios de Ia multitud In
hostia mistica; y fue Ia o que
! habia dicho por tantos amos pala-
bras de paz 4 sus humildes feligre-
ses. Ia misma que los lanzaba
proclamando el exterminio contra los
0~presores de la patria.
FL pueblo conoce esq paglna cpl
CO de Ia historic con Ell nombre de
CRITIC DE DOLORES.
Fra necesario que n vez mas sc
registrar ell hecho de que las gran
des ideas que el ideal hu-
mauo, aunque cmpieZan en- una
fuente humilde. van cngroSando po'
go . POGO haSta c0nvertirSe en- TO-
rrente invencible que barre Ii obra
esclavi2adorI del pasado.
Tn pastor lie almas y IN puma
DO de indioS NAL armados Sc atrevIe
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