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The sun., 1916-12-30
DILLON WINS FIGHT
FOR STAMPED EGGS
Justice Rijur Sustains Com
missioner and Continues the
Temporary Injunction.
FOOD LOBBY AT ALBANY
Hartigan Will Represent the
City at Approaching Session
Of Legislature.

-, ,,,.
'o"n o. 'il'oh' state commissioner OF
Foods aud Markets, wen yesterday first
blood in his fight to compel dealers In
sggs 20 stanr, each refrigerator egg
With tho words 'col' storage" on liz
shell AIMED lately after II leaves It's
original package. Justice BLUR sus-
tanned the commissioners order and
continuing Justice Greenbaum's tenn
porHry Injunction restraining a number
Of retailers from selling unstamped eggs.
The injunction will remain IN force pend
ing a trial OF the issues.
Inc court he'd that the requirement
mat eggs ne mn is made to apply
a. u ,me when II Is most convenient
ana me 'e"st expensive. He said that
unless the Individual egg Is marked
W." lt"Nes ns Original case. It's
'oeh''! '"o charactcr arc lost.
rum" '''s
81 am quite certain" the Justice con.
eluded. that the regulation lies wholly
within the powers OF the Commissioner
and that It is perfectly reasonable under
the circumstances
The defendants. including James But
Ter. Inc. and he Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, offered proof that
they s~afesuarded their customers by
keeping all refrigerator eggs In boxes
plainly marked old storage. The cour
held that the question whether or not
such ~eguardi shall he accepted by
the state rests wholly with the Com
Il fully expected that Justice Blur
a"u. w. u smpoiary InJuhc.
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sms 10 a." .ns " sL sSn - ecInpie
Waror y,,.ha, ~ an" rue
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= n~,.cn,ar,or - a. ...sn.
49, ~. Corra,n co,,s. 800
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a. nan..s "
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80 . lis. -. hns ns."s
The sun., 1916-12-30
PARALYSIS EP1DEMCs LIKELY.
R~ecsrrencs Not Expected Here.
However. says Dr. Emerson.

That New York Is through with in
fantile paralysis. but hat other sections
Of the United States not infected last
summer are likely to have epidemlcs of
this disease next summer. was the in
depreciation put yesterday by Commits
sioner Of Health Haven Emerson on
statements made by DR.. simon Flexner
before the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science on Thursday.
DIR. Texner said tho Indications point
to 8 continuance Of tho inferior.
DR.. Emerson said he and DR.. Fiexner
The sun., 1916-12-30
SPAIN MAKES u.BoAT pR0TEgr.
Gevernment Decides IN Dnerget1e
steps 70 Stop Torpeasing.

MADRID, Dec. 2S.-The Spanish Caois
net has decided to take energetic meas
ures In regard to the t~orpedoing Of oDon-
ish merchant ships.
A note addressed to Germany - SAs
submarine question declares that me
Spanish Government has always main
tanned that It was illegal to destroy
prizes. as is tho constant practice o.
submarines, and that the Cabinet. ~.
mands the observation Of the DccIarar
ton of London, notably Article 80. which
II Is maintained submarines violates.
with regard to the c~ontraband question
the note says:
"what the Spanish Government does
not admit liz the Central Empires inter-
probation of international law whereby
they destroy ships Of nations which
have always complained and protesee1
against such nm Interpretation"
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Spain's acs1en
toward the German submarine campaign
is thought TO have come at an opportuns
time to add another source Of pressure
on Germany In what the State Depart
ment considers q most serious situation.
The sun., 1916-12-30

are entirely in accord In their opinions
that other sections Of the country are
likely to have epidemics Of this disease
next sun. mer.
we are now facing q general infec-
ton In the United States" said tho
Health Commissioner. II am no; saying
this as an alarmist, but merely statirg
facts revealed by q minute study OF the
epidemic's nature.
we do not expect a occurrences n
New York MOI probably in II Of th'
other localities recently infected. The
fac; that New York has be. severely
Injected makes II unlikely that there vii
be any fresh outbreak"
The sun., 1916-12-30
BRITANNIA SURVIVOR HERE.
BOY says Huge ship was Sunk ~
Submarine.

Henry Pope. elevator boy aboard the
colossal White star liner Britannia. used
as a hospital ship by the British and
sunk last month In the Fgean. arrived
yesterday on the White Star liner Lap
land. to fnd his mother M stepfather.
Victor Nlblo. a vaudeville actor.
The boy said the Britannia wal hit by
n torpedo from a submarine and sank
bow first a little more than an hour af-
ter she was struck. Capt. Bartlett was
tho last to leave the ship. and was afloat
without n life preserver more than an
hour before he was picked up by the
auxiliary cruiser Heros
Tho boy said ne and six other lads
ran the elevators until they would not
work. The general story Of tho Britain
mic has been told.
The sun., 1916-12-30
coNFEssEs SEC, 900 E
Mimts. Robert Olyphant's Conf.
Dental Clerk. Pleads Guilty.

Herman Mints. for several years con-
iden.iai clerk to Robert Olyphant and
as such entrusted yearly with the dispo-
sition Of many thousands Of dollars for
charitable, purposes. pleaded guilty to
forgery yesterday before Judge Mott in
General Sessions.
Mintx. who Ia 25 years old and lives at
52s Schenck avenue. Brooklyn, stole up
ward OF $4,000 from his employer.
Four years ago. according to his con-
~fession. a friend gave hin q tip on the
races: Mintz played II n won. That
started him of on a betting career. He
lost his own savings n then began to
forge Mr.. ELEPHANTS name.
The sun., 1916-12-30
ROAD HOG BRINGS HURTS TO s
Forces Another Car 20 Take TO
Curb, striking . Tree.

A road hog" driving with dazzling
headlights. is blamed for an automobile
accident on Washington avenue. Nutley.
". j.. early yesterday morning, which
may cost the life of one girl besides
jured are George Excl of CLIFTON Jo-
seph Green OF Passaic Harry Bennett
Of Carlsbad. and Miss Rose Resnick. II.
and her sister. Miss Minnie. Resnick, 10.
both of 2s9 Fulton street, Paterson.
According to Bennett. driver Of the
wrecked car. the other car stuck to the
middle Of the road, forcing him to take
the curb. where he hit a tree. Miss Rose
Resnick was hurled against the tree.
receiving injuries that may prove NOR.
tai.
The sun., 1916-12-30

charges Of subornation Of perjury. but
the Indictment was later dismissed.
While Palmieri was Progressive candi-
date for State Attorney-General in 1912
charges concerning his past career were
made against him. but he was indicated
by an investigating committee. He
welded much influence among the
Italian voters.
Robert ]. Hare. another lawyer. was
also disbarred on accusations that he
had failed to turn over to a client. Mary
Dale, $1,000 belonging to her.
The sun., 1916-12-30
PAWN WAVES EXAMINATION.
says Witsess % AIlegeA Assault
IL Ost Of Tswn.

Of q witness whose testimony
was necessary for his case was out OF
town Elijah l.. Payn. a manufacturer OF
nhstham. N. y. and son Of Louis r
Fayn. waived examination in the Yves,
Side court yesterday OH the charge OF
assault preferred by Edward W. Brown.
ing OF 30 West Eighty-f1rst street.
Psyn said this would expedite mat.
'crs, az his witness will surely be ives.
tht when the case Is tried In Special
SSssionr. Magistrate Deuel. held him in
1900 ball. Browning said that Payn an.
ro!ed his wife in a theatre several
niontts ago and that when he remon.
strated Payn punched his face
The sun., 1916-12-30
CHUTE PATENT MFR1NaED.
Judge Hand Rsles Against Ameri,
can Mailing Device Cerpo,st,o,.

In an opinion Terminating the patent
suit brought by the Cutler Mail Chute
Company against the American Mailing
Device Corporation Judge Augustus N.
Hand Of the United States District Court
decided yesterday that the office building
mall chutes manufactured by the de-
PENDANT company and used by the Post
once infringed h patents owned by the
Cutler company.
The Judge accordingly issued an in
junction preventing the defendant com
The sun., 1916-12-30

$50 Suits. formerly priced $25. 90 to $685.. Now 1850
$50 Suits. formerly priced 500. so to $50. Now "a so
HESE delightful suits are in the seasons most-favored
1 m~odels-plain tailored, braid bound and handsome fur
trimmed designs being represented at each price. The ma
terials include Chiffon Broadcloth, Wool Velour, Twil-back
Velveteen, Gabardine, Wool Jersey, Poiret Twill, Diagonal
Velour, Mixtures, and New Oxford materials, in all the fash
ionable coors. All sizes up to 5O15 bust. Fourth Floor.
The sun., 1916-12-30
coP.EIDCT ARRESTED AS THIEF
Two Fellow Keepers Of Essex Pen
itentiary Called Apple stea1ers.

A few hours before he was to have
Joined the Newark police force Valentine
n. Johnson. formerly . keeper at the
Essex county penitentiary. was arrested
yesterday OH charges Of breaking and en-
tering, grand larceny and receiving
stolen goods.
The charges set forth that IN Thanks
giving johnson and I've other keepers.
Henry A. Vaughn and Joseph c. Caprio.
broke into q prison storehouse and took
50 worth Of eating apples. The two
keepers and johnson were held in 81 1900
bail each.
The sun., 1916-12-30

German Press club Benefit.
The German Press Club will hold .
beneft at the Metropolitan Opera Hetleo
on January 20 at 7:%5 p. M Leading
Metropolitan singers viii produce "SieG.
fried for tho beneft of tina club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23
AND BEST
STOCK FARM TO Be
FOUND N C0LFAX
William H. Bartlett Enterprise
Rated Champion Outfit in the
United States; Long on Thor
oughbreds of Many Kinds.

10 ,uu know that the largest aud
ncst stock farm in the United states
Is lu itrd ia CullaN county. Sew Mosi-
asks BYRON connect IN the Ration
Reporter tt is the VIM II Bartlett
pruirct anoWN locally as the Nrruo'1
ranch The promoters OF This stn,
ranch pIr, base ouIy the highest iuD-
greed and uur. strain starter t. be-
uhtn. ned IN this country utd abroad.
Et'rNthIug het rtuRc cuitlc, that Is
old OFT the 'tuch is a thoroughbred.
ltten the range stock could bee called
pUI bred iisrciDfue. MVlts. hutsp+
shetland ponies. Jersey n Hulsteiu
milk COWS turkeys. geese. dutEs and
chicNcns are all podigrceu. 80 rlt-
NAL or fowl of inferior preceding Is
tolerated The hoautifal . uttRuifi-
cent CASA Graudr" b. u at The Gin.
cst pieces Of architecture M thc west.
D. uildvd of native stone and ombell.sh-
cd with granite. marble. onNuN and
other precious buildlng material rho
elite of the world are guests of the
wucr ut his palntial home now and
then VIM. H. Bartlett. the owner.
was formerly 4 business hacker pnd
partner of "patton the wheat kiur '
OF national fame.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23
CALOMEL OYNAM|TES
A SLUGGISH LIVER
Crashes into sour bile, making
you sick and you lose
a day work.

C.tlomol s%nliyatcs' It's mercury.
Clluucl acts like dynamite on a hug
g,sh liver. when uulumcl comes into
contact with sour bile il crashes into
IL, Dtusuir ,rumping and nausea.
10 you feel bilious. h"adachy. con
stpAtod apd an knocked out Just 40
90 your druggist and Eet a decent
bottle of podsun's Liver Tone. which
is e harmless v,sctahl" substitute Tor
dangerous ,aicmol TtS, a spoonful
and II BE- doe MT start your liver and
%straighton you up better ana quicker
than nasty calumrl and without maxi
Ing you s.ck, yoi Just go back ana get
your money.
~ you take calomol TODAY yoIll Pee
sluk and utusoJtui tomorrow besides.
10 may slliyatc You. while # yuu take
budsou's Liver Tone you VIII WAX,
~ feeling great, full % ambition aud
ready for work or play, It's harm.
less, pleasant and safe to give to chill
drcu, th"y like u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23
CALL iOit DINiOCR NTItA
con <JN CONVENTION

4 delegate convention for the DEM
oCrutiC party of Uernalilio county.
New Mexico. is hereby called 10 meet
IN the school house at Alameda uE
Friday. August %. At 2 T. m, Tor Che
purpose OF selecting ~ DELEGATES to
represent B%crnaliilu county IN the
D.mOcratiC state convention to be
held AT santa Re, y. NJ, AUG 800, 1916.
which las, convention shall h" for he
purpose Of placing in nomination the
following congressional, judicial ana
state officers, to-wit.
Three Candidates for Presidential
Electors.
Candidate for United states Sen
ator for "A term of SIX years.
| Candidate Tor Representative IN
the o5th Congress Of the United
States,
Candidate for Justice Of the SUI
preme Court Tor the term ot eight
years.
/ Candidate Tor Governor.
| Candidate for Lieutenant Gov
crnor.
/ Candidate tor secretary Of STAGE.
Candidate FOR state Auditor
Candidate for state 1rotsurc!.
Candidate Tor Attorney General
Candidate tor superintendent OF
Public instruction
| Candidate for Commissioned OF
Pubic Lands.
Each for a term Vt two years.
l Candidate tor Corporation Conn
missioner Tor ia, term of SIX Years.
ana iur tho trlust ton Of such other
business az may come hctor. the sad
convention.
The several prucIu,ts VIII hc en-
titled to the follow lns representation:
Precinct 40 T. I Delegates. Precinct
No .. ! d%clrsatc, Precinct 80. 3 I
delegates, Precinct so T. . delegates.
Precinct 80, @, Q delegates, Precinct
No, 6. . dclcsatrs; Precinct 80 :,
delegates; Precinct 80 \. dclr-
gate, Precinct SO. %. I delegate pre-
clnct NO 10. delegates. Precinct
so ~. | delegate, Precinct 80, ~.
- Delegates, precinct No 10. dele
gates. Precinct 40. -. | dolcgat,
Precinct so ~, / delegate. precinct
} No. - J delegate; Precinct 40, 20
i delegate Precinct SO. 20. 20 dele
, gates. Precinct So IS, > d%clcedtcs
Precinct 80 -. delegates, Precinct
!, 30. 30, . delegates. Total, s., dele
! gates.
Precinct chalImcn are directed t.
. can primaries ia their respective pro-
} c,UCts for Tuesday, August ~, 1915
I Tor he purpose of olcgtIng delegate
I 10 tho county convention aH above
\ stated. The precinct chairman oi
I chhlrmou at precinct meetings vii
J promptly report names OF delegate
\ elected to the chairman or sccrctarl
4 OF this committee Immediately after
, tho primary
4 Al citizens who are interested 30
{ the peace, prosperity and porpctuu
y ton 81 American ideals, are respect
fully invited To- attend these primnr
! les ana participate IN then dcllhcra
p ton.
4 Hy order Of the Democratic count
B central committee
FRANK Butt.
4 chairman,
=. T. HOEHl.
2 NJ T.. NlGll.
secretaries,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23

\u doubt when the President has
'"ono with IA" threatened railroad
strike and an it, accompanying dii
faculties, candidate charles T.. Hughes
VIII hriug forward a new set of
charges ard "A new trad" 81 abuse,
explaining how It should not have
been done, and keeping quiet as Ia
how he would have handled TIA" situ-
alton Mr. Hughes has proved HIM
self "a past master AT the art of uso-
less iaultfindiug. the Kind mat kicks
without ever "a him of helpful sug
Igestion. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23

10 such waste, and IN consequence the
SAVING X enormous.
Another cas-. 81 large savings D.
that IT the Butte. Anaconda y Va.
cific railway, an Anaconda holding,
which - % paying less ,hau 500. E
900 o year for it, electric power,
Whereas formerly i cost n,lr ssi0.o0o
tor coal to- operate IT, team road,
u saving 81 approximately $li0.ouO
annually
As u result Of those signal succoss,,
~ identification. II Is "A %fr'ogoue ,un-
fusion that hut u lew ycJfs viii hav"
elapsed h"foic all roads operating iu
u mountainous country. where hydro.
electric power can be- ocvc,op.d heap
Is win operate their trains with cleo
tric power.
At the present time nearly 80 600
miles of railroad are operated In thc
state Of california oregon Washing
ton. ldnh" Montana. Wyoming. North
Dakota, south Dakota Utah. Arizona.
Colorado aud Nevada. ana ~ DO H. cs-
tluut"d tht 10000 M. H. needed to op.
crate 100 miles of single track It wi,l
require some 5000. 600 M to clcctti
~ an the railroads of these states
~ q great portion of IN, tracitpg"
300 the above states is over mouutalus
The use of electricity in place Of coal
would result IN great economy IN op-
Grafton would largely lessen the dang
els DO forest fires. ana by elimination
pt noise. smoke, gas and dust would
make travel far more safe. fomfort1-
iie ana pleasant than at present.
The woodworking locomotive of 30
years ago weighed 20 tons, the olcC-
trio locomotive Of today is IL feet
long and weighs 2S5 tons. These won
dcrful motors absorb 'hc ~lnechaniCal
energy of the train going down grace
'y gravity and return 1t IN he form ~
electrical energy To- substationS FOR Use
rs trains running along tn, level or
guiuU mp grade. Thus. through rcgcn.
%eratitc hrakiug ftom - per cent to
20 per cent of the power is recovered.
EIcctrification OF railroads mean
a long step towards ira, conservation
through the saving OF coal and the
utilization OF wasting water powers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23
IIT piND,U\ ATS OBSERVE.

Ntb would Do, accomplished al
200 Of the Democratic leaders
90 Sew Mexico. the men who
il.e a,ti>e part m part, management
lud convention activities. ould attend
thr Republican state ontion no"
Iu progress at SANTA lFr. aud a. spec
tptut- uhs,t.r ut first hand II nota-
ulc exhibitions of how not to do So.
observation OF this Kind doubtless
would Iua.r 100 The minds uf the Tow
democrats who are Inclined to The
methods of the old Republican mn.
chine. the evils certain 90 result 10
,th,i 70 might offer ,varpio which
would guard them against future 81.
rur.
IN, Republican party of New NicXi-
.o. turuugh It's delegates now % ses-
INK ID tI,sot composed almost ENTIRELY
ot men who IA, rank and tie OF Rep
ublirius du not vpu nominated rhc
ftragrlc Tor supremacy ia this con
tcution is not between factions of To"
Republican party. ar between member
oi ia. raut and file 81 mat party whp
in,, divided upon matters 1t princi
ri, cog even upon men II - u strupgl"
between factions ga the iuaohiu" Ana
geo perfect has that machine hcDumc,
through yeats Of constant expert use.
mat now ~ their extremity n fac
ton of the machine whu stare irnum.
luous defeat 10 the face. have NO way
%uulicaus, 90 uf calling pc! ular s"utl-
uont to their aid pclegatcs not chos-
en- 10y the people cannot hear from the
poupl. The whole aggregation of lead
'r- nov gathered ia santa Re. proba-
hle winners probable l%osscrs. are out
ct touch With the people. SO far out
to ttNr amy part. or 10 make their
preferences felt, uo matter how muci,
hey may wish TO do 50. II Is "A s,rik.
ing illustration Of party government
IA iIi'hlNci carried tb US ultimate
Iuiuous extreme There IS no Repub-
liCan party in New Mexico in thu
popular sense. There is only a Rep.
uhlicln machine whose membership
toe included within the four wall.
OF "A convention han. All Of the Rep.
uhlicau party IN his state Is now II
session Ia Santa E8c.
While il * perhaps premature THU
afternoon to venture "A final opinion
upon the state ticket which the Rep
uhlcan convention will nominate. /
appears that the machine. largely "a
n result OF the struggle for control il
which it engaged, will pick and plac,
before the people the men most opei
60 attack, least desirable az officials
least influential as candidates out @
rll the available list. Men who coul,
not hope TO reach a nomination IL tn,
rank and file Of Republicans coul,
be- heard from. are going onto tn
state ticket. The men who oppos
them are outnumborcd IN the organt
2alion; and the organization Is al
there is 70 the Republican party,
u appears this afternoon that tn
Republican organization is going 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23

do IT, level best 10 AID the Democrats
IT, carry Nsw Mexico in November II
tho democrats of this state had been
given the choosing 81 u it"publicnn
ticket thoy could hardy have chosen
otherwise thar as now seems hkely
tu be- the choice of the i,opuhlirri,
convention
Lot the Democratic leaders of New
Mckee observe this Republican con
Y,ntiou with care and Thought Let
Those especially who are Inclined Z"
the too free use of IN" yt,am roller
end the organization higher W. TAR"
iuoti0c oi the present hrlplos. ISOLATION
Of the men who iutho Republican par.
o. have brought tins form pf political
olrui2aiion to ~ hiFhcst state; or
lowest. let them note ana remember
the evil Influence OF a political body.
not only uut OF touch with the elect
ufato, but needless IT II. ignorant 80
its sentiment ami desire au1 demand.
The Democrats OF Sew Mexico.
whoso convention omc a week from
work to do in that convention mas
gain much from Observance ot tho
Republican convention NOT only In
now II should not be- done. bat rs ~
The types Of men who should not be
chosen TO lead IN political mnnne
mcr'
The Republicans or Ncw Mexico. in
hoosing their candidate, for .ougres.
onal and state offices are being not
guid'd but ruled b., tho strength 81
a few men. whose number can be-
counted upon the fingers Of two
hands The interests Of these men are
wholly selfish in the nurrowcst sense
ends OF their political noses, and the
other guiding SENSE oi smHll b. lost To
thcm hy nerves d.adcucd hy years ut
disusc or abuse.
There Is present iu the Democratic
patty of this s,ato-thc rank and tn,
of bcinoc rats-n dcfinit, wcll defined
sentiment IN favor of certain men Tor
candidates IN the coming election II
~" Democratic leaders. the couvcn
ton WORKERS and manager VIII follow
this we'll defined popular sentiment.
loosely. ,areiuily and yousctoutiouslS.
O. making then nominations; Il th,N
yin Cor tins particular convention put
aside personal ambition and aiNnnt-
age; II they wiil forget their petit.
personal differences and sectional pre-.
iudiccs. II they viii nicely consent
To- bc guided by tn. popular wish
which viii be made sufficiently evil
dent. then 10 ticket certain a. COM
pleto victory viii be chosen.
Republican leaders have hopclessl.'
wrecked the Republican party Ia Ncw
Mexico. Democratic leader. in their
coming convention have a wonderful.
| opportunity to make tho Democratic
party supreme in this state aud ~
the same time 10 do the state TIA,
%rreatrst political service in It's history.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23
EIIHTRIiTCATTO Oh RAILROAD

Y YNbER its contract with tho
Montana Power CO.. the Nil.
wnukee & st. Paul railroad Is
paying at the rate of something like
fi50.o00 a year for electric power Ia
run It's 450 miles on the main portion
OF It's line between Harlowtown. Mont
ana Avery. Idaho, according to an ar
tlclc in Mining Il Engineering World
II paid for coal to operate It's steam
~ $3.50. 0Oo, and the company furn
ishcd its own coal from IT, own mine
ON It's road ouc-third Il It's equip.
men' was q cd IL naunng coal for IL
Icwn use. with electric power there l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-23

IT determination to get the Job
qualities II nan TO iii IA place on the
New MeNico supreme bench. Mr.. Lar