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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
lOeNelnnd plaln pcaIcr.l

Not BolshcyiHm or any other politi-
cal-ism ~ In thf remotest way re-
Hponsible for the reign OF lnwlessness
in Boston. II Is merely an outbreak
Of hoodlumism. Hoodlumism los
latent In all large American cities.
Hoodlumism Is cowardly, and Is held
In control by small police forces
which are armed with the power OF
the law. with this control removed
hoodlumism sinks out OF It's news
and alleys. and. finding no way clear
begins Ia assert It's strength. II the
first trial shows any real power Of
sheer numbers IN. thugs and ioafors
arroElntly assert their supremacy.
This Is what has happened at Boston.
The strike Of the ponce found the
city u~nprepared TO meet a dangerous
emergency. The Stun buiiies after "A
brief inspection found the city quite
without protection. This ave them
the momen 10 assert themselves. The
moment Of assertion passed, and
hereafter Boston was faced with the
problem OF suppression, always more
difficult than the problem of pre-
Vention. A dominant mob that has
once tasted the JOY Of unreAtrained
lawlcssnesE II far more dangerous
than the scattered elements OF hood
lumism that have not experienced the
moment OF power.
Someone In official authority In
Boston state house or city hall has
erred tragically in not being prepared
for just what has happened. These
officials had b example Of Liverpool
before their eyes. when the Liver
pool police struk hoodiumism at n G
took possession OF the city. In Eng
land and America human nature N
much the same. and under precisely
similar conditions Boston II suffering
precisely as Liverpool suffered. Now
Boston faces he difficult task OF re-
storing the supremacy OF law. but b
can by no means mend the damage
has been done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
Western Union AS
Increase in Raj
IN New N

\ FE. X. NJ, Sept. /
per cent increase IN teieRri
il now effective over the VIII
Western Union IN New Alex
state corporation commisslo
the request 10 permit the In
become effective on one dan
on september rs the Westd
1ied the Increased rates to III
fectlve on 80 days notice aa
by law. Tho commission "
hearing In the matter that 1
ern Union may be given IN
tuniiy 20 show why the IN
jiisilhed.
The commission II 80 who
pied at present with the
case that no date can be nl
u will be ready 20 take Oh
ern Union rates. The POS
graph company has not ID
steps 10 ask for an increased
the prswar lntraatato rates
In erect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
OIL FILLING STATION
At THIRD AND TIJERAS

Another nlng station n to be built
In Albuquerque. g. r. Crosno, local
contractor. today made application
for a permit for the construction of
a station at the corner ~ Third ana
Tijeras FOR a Mr. Snyder.
There will he an adobe building,
when with the other improvements
will cost t1.76i. Work viii be begun
at once on the station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19

you can't come In on this ticketl''
the attendant at the thenter sal
sierniy TO ths simple looking lad from
the country.
An why not. IA like 10 know" do
manded the countryman. They sold
me this ticket at he theater!'
They couldn't have donel" snorted
the attendant. why It's dated 1909
that's ten years ago."
Course II isi" agreed the other.
Just you look mere al this program.
II Hays Ten yrars elapse between
acts ons and two" 80 I've come IA
see That second act. though bl0wed
n ! a remember what the first was
about
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
sTATn on NEw MExIoo.

NIhfe FnFV0FHTIUn I0HInI97I0n Of Nov WNNI'
co, Certificate 81 Compartaon.
United states u America. state Of New Mex
leo, AL
IL j. Hereby Certified. that the Annsrcd IL
a. ian. true anr complete transcript of the
Cert3nCate u Incorporation u lSLETA OIL
CORPORATION (No Stockholders liability
ito. iO0phJ with the endorsements thereon,
a sane appears on his and of record IN the
office % The State Corporation Commission.
In Testimony whereof, the state Corpora
tloh Cammisslon Of the htate Of New Mexico
has caused this certificate 20 be signed ~
it, Chairman and the seal Of said Commission
10 be affixed Al the City 81 Santa Pc on this
18th day u September. A. d. 1919.
lscAll HUGH H.. WILLIAMS.
Attest Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
tchicaso Tribuncl

(Chicngo Tribuncl
Tho issue raised nv the policemcn'a
airike IN an issue between civilization
and anarchy-nothing less the
question II whether our society ~ n
durable organisation Of intelligent
human beings or a mere pretenne'
such an issue cannot be made the
sublect Of that familiar sort OF ex-
p~edieut polucs-asking The opinion Of
the attorney general. Boston and
Nnernrhusettn are lace to face with a
fundamental question which cannot
be evaded by legal or political alibis-
moston Commercial BuIlefin.)
rp 20 the hour when this paper
went 10 press on Friday the city OF
boston had not surrendered TO Soviet
rude. The militia are on guard 70
rtpiace the policemen who have gone
on rtrike, and II the militia cannot
preserve order we may expect more
militia, or regular troops OF the
United States army. -.
rho Holsheviki are only n small
minority IN Russia, bu through con-
troll Of the arusy and the police they
compel obedience 10 their orders
The city of Boston containing the
cudie Of liberty. IL In no mood %
allow Soviet rule to be cstahlished
mere. anu MNNN NNAN' VI wy RNfNANf 49,
counseis temp0rixlng with the FORCES
81 anarchy need never again expect
elacfion TO office. The world admirea
q hr--e man and deapises a coward
A. Queen Elisabeth said. towards
falier. hut danger h often overcome
~ hose whO nohly dare"
Z uIonsion, Texas, Post.)
The issue raised by the situation In
Hoaon IA I~undameninl and vital. Be
vond its reasonable aspects, which
are SERIOUS enough 10 bring the pa
triotism and loyalty OF Boston and the
rea, OF the country 60 attention. We
behold a bold attempt 10 set UP class
IN America
And we behold the sentiment that
0aunis the flag AZ rebellion In the
race OF constituted authority, which
after an ~ the very ark Of the cove
nanf Of civilization. The contempt
for law, now showing its teeth IN BoB-
fdn and mansaehuseita. has done the
saue Thing toward the na iiHeff. The
lnfamoiia spirit n abroad In the
country. II no longer eonceals Itself
Whensser constituted authority -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19


4 The corporation l. autharii
capital stock - the extent ~ O1
Thousand tsi1O. con O0l Dollars n
One Thousand ti0o0l shares 81
no ~ One Hundred tai00 00l ID
& The names and most office ;
the ineorueratora. aud the number
II capital stock suhseribed for bJ
a. ftiipwri
G. u Bayless, e2s7 Dslmar =,
thare.
Arthar l. Frederick, 0is0 MePI
~ Louis I share.
o. g. Campbell, Albuquerque. n,
eos shares.
Aud that more than Two
fs2, 600 .00l Dollars of such mbser
been raid In 10 the Treasurer 81 /
I'd corporation dolly elected BY
serihers 10 stock.
a. Tho time for which this
shall etist shall y Fifty fsnl yed
Ths ames of the Hoard "a
Who shall serve Tor the first
months Of the corporate existence
lows
c. " nAyless, 1907 Dslmar s,..
Mo.
Arthur J.. Broderlsk, eiGo Nsp'
~. Louis. No
a. &. Campbell. Albuquerque. ~
In Witness whereof. We have h,
O r. hands and seals thin eist day
A. D. 1919.
g H. BAsIHgr
ARTHUR L HRODFRfC
a G. CAMPBELL.
State - New Mesien. County Of H..
On this 2isi day ~ August A. II
fore me personally appeared e. d
and a a. Camphsli a. me known
psr.ous described IN. sud who -
foregoing instrument and Acfrox 4
they executed SANE a. their ire.
deed.
In Witness whareof I have h
my hand and affixed my official a.
and Year In this certificate above ,
sur N nii
tssal) Nefary
Ny commission expires October 1
State ~ Missouri Cliv Of NJ. lou.
"a this 2hth day ~ August. A
befor" me personally appeared
hruderick. 10 me known 10 b. the
serihed IN, and who executed thn
instrument. aud Acknowledged III
cuied the same A. hts fee act and
In Nitness Whereof have hs
my hand snd affixed my official ..
and year Ia this certificate first q
ten.
n. q BERgi
tseell Notary
My eommisslon expires Oct. II.
No. i00qs Coz Reed Vol Il.
CsrtifieAts of incorporation - The
Corporation No Stoekhoidsrs' Lie
Piled In Offe" 81 stats Con,ari
mission Of New Mexico. sept n
q M A J. Morrison. CLERK.
Run sept 10 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19

InuN tnulltHktua IHtIN fNH ne nu sur
render. for civilization ran SUR
render. If a h doomed 20 perish. 4
must perish only with Its annihila-
ton.
(Christinn Science Monitor.D
The effort To force a general strike
An Boston in support OF the police
strike failed on Thursday night. The
labor organizations refused to he
siampeded into action. and determln-
ed e take a little longer to think.
They probably recognized the fact
that the police strike was decidedly
unpopular with the worm, and strikes
which find the worm solidly opposed
20 them have n way OF collapsing.
Nov the worm has decided hat police
strikeA are an outrage on society, and
n had offered that opinion quite
freely IN London as well ~ Boston.
n the alternative iH a general strike
with machine guns In the streets, ana
soldiers for policemen, the worm IN
letting IL be known that. In It's opinion.
today II MS good aS any other time;
and the worm has a wonderful spine,
when Il elects TO turn.
New Yorh Globc.)
The boston police strike reminds MS
forcibly again OF two unacceptable
facts; First, that there are certain
services absolutely essential 70 the
w%eli-being OF "A community, and, see
ond. that the men who must perform
these services are primarily interested
not In the community at an but In
themselves ana their own fortunes.
We may aa well face the truth that
there are few among us sufficiently
altruistic 10 choose suffering FOR
those near az hand rather than for a
vague and unseen cityfui. It's an
Imaginative lack. but Il Is real, ana Il
makes the police strike possible. The
police have seen a chance to better
their condition by joining an organ
ixatl0n that uses the weapon OF the
strike. and they have quite overlooked
the importance OF their function TO
other house holders like themselves.
The situation IA clear enough 10 tho
outsider. but Il may easily seem ann
biguouA 10 the patroimen. The en-
ployca ON transportation lines IN thf
city are as importn u 60 the city as
the police. YET the mosormen and
conductors are legally entitled 60
membership IN The a. Y. " l. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES
sTATr oP NEW MExIoo.

State Corporation Commission ~ New McNi.
co. Certificate OF Comparison.
United States of America. State Of New Mex
leo, -.
IL "a Hereby Certified. that the annexed q.
a full. true and compete transcript Of tho
Certificate Of Staekbolders Non.Lisbillty Of
isLETA OIL CORPORATION (No Stock
holder Liability (No. iO099) with the en-.
dorapments a. same appears on file aud Of
record IN the office Of the state Corporation
Commission.
In Testimony Whereof. the State Corpora
iion Commission Of the state ~ New Mexico
has caused this certificate 10 be signed by
IL Chairman and the seal of sid Commission
20 be affixed At the City Of Santa Pc on this
18th day Of september A. u. 1915.
tsoall HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Attest Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
NO NEW CASES OF
TYPHOID FEVER TODAY

The typhoid wave may have
reached It's climax. No new cases
were reported to city health nuthori-
ties this morning for The first time
In several days. rho total number Of
cases now stands at 23.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS NON
LIABILITY OF THE isLETA oil COR

CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS NON.
LIABILITY OF THE IsLErA OIL COR.
PORATlON (No Stoekholdora Liability.
This u To Certify that tho Eneo.
being al the original incorporaters who havs
filed the certificnte Of Incorporation Of the
above named corporation. thereby Aasocihting
themselves undcr The provisions Of ar Act Of
the Legislative Assembly II thu Territory
tnow statel Of New Mexico. entitled Al
Act TO Regulate The Formation aud Govern,
msnt u Corporations for Mining. Manuiact.
uring industrial and Other Pursuits. 90 Ap.
proved March a, 1905. Aed al acts amend
Atofy thereof aud supplemental therrtn, for
and on behalf 81 th.msslysa. and all other
atoekholders ~ho may become associated with
then aud SAID corporation, DO hereby do.
clare tbs; there shah be no Stockholders liza
hhiiy on account Of any stock Issued By said
corporation, and that all stockhoidsrs ~ said
corporation shall he exempt FROM all liabilities
on account Of ANY stotK issued or held BY
them, except such liability for the amount
81 the capital stock certified 10 have been
paid, In property or fash. at The time Of the
cunmenctment 81 business.
The registered office II ihe corporation Is
loeatrd IN Albuquerque, New Mralco, and
Mr. q G. Campbell b. the dsslgnHted stat
utory agent therein, IN charge thereof unan
whom process against the corporation nAy
be served,
In Witness Whereof 90. the .AId lneor
p%efaleTa, have hsTeunio %, our tAnss snd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19

That Baggagcman Is Henry. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
The Boston Police Strike
As Others See 1t

thu challenged. there can be no sur
render. for civilization ran never sur
render. II Il ~ doomed 10 perish, 4
ton.
The sun., 1919-08-20
JAPANESE BOUGHT
BIG PERUVIAN TRACT
No Colonization Planned "for
the Present"

LENA, Peru. Aug. 19.-It has been
armed that the Hoshi Pharmaceutical
Company OF Toxic was the purchaser of
the extensive tract OF land from DIR. Au-
gusto Durand, proprietor of La Prensd,
announcement Of which was made last
month. A representative of the COM
pany says that no colonization scheme
by the Japanese is contemplated for the
present.
The land was purchased for the pur-
pose of extracting the quinine bark and
gathering medicinal plants Of various
kinds growing on II. The representative
ADDED that the planting OF cocoa and
cotton on the tract was contemplated
e1 entually.
A despatch from Lima July 27 said
DR.. Durand had sold about SOC, 900
acres of land near Huanuco, on the
Amazon watershed, TO a japanese syn
d!cate, and that 10000 additional acres
were under negotiation. This land, It
was added. lies in the subtroplcal belt
and is suitable for the cultivation of
sugar, cotton, coffee, cocoa and similar
products.
The sun., 1919-08-20
Peace Conference Expects All
Other Treaties to Be Out of
Way in a Month.
L. S. ACTION AWAITED
Europe Losing Hope America
Will Accept Mandate in
Constantinople.
By LAURENCE HILLS.
sfdT Correspondent Of The SuS.

COPYRIGHT. 1919 all rights reserrsd
PARIS. Aug. 1s.-The members of
the American mission believe now that
the Bulgarian. Hungarian and Aus
trian treaties will be out of the way
here by the middle or last of Septem-
Der, leaving only the Turkish ques-
ton before the Peace Conference then.
Regarding the latter, opinion here,
based on the latest advices from
Washington, is that the treaty dis
pute will be settled by the middle of
September in the Senate and that i'm
mediately thereafter the mandate
question will be submitted, provided
the Senate has not "demobilized" the
League Of Nations by its vote, in
which case there will be no such
thing as mandates.
When the decision of the United
States is known, 1t is the opinion OF
the Americans here that the Turkish
question can be settled very quickly
tentative plan having been drawn
up in the meantime.
There is still a question whether
France and Great Britain will wait until
the Senate acts before taking up the
Turkish question. which already is caus-
ing some signs of rift in the Anglo
French entente due to British GOODNESS
toward Frances Syrian claims,
News that Emir Faycal had left Bey-
ruth for Paris is causing considerable
interest here because II is known that
he wants the new Arabian nation to be
included under the British protectorate.
In many ways the Turkish problem ap-
pears to be loaded with a good deal OF
dynamite which nobody seems to be
eager to go near.
Europeans rapidly are losing hope
that the United States will accept the
Constantinople mandate. which at one
time they regarded as more than prob
able. The debates in the American
Senate are removing many Impressions
which prevailed here strongly while
President Wilson was in Europe,
The sun., 1919-08-20
PRESIDENT GRZLLED ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS;
SAYSUS. ONL Y MORALLY BOUND BYAR77CLEX;
SHANTUZVG SETTLEMENT BEST HE COULD GE
7RALN1NEN 1892 A MONTH;
GOVERNOR PAID ONLY 1888
Freight Engineers Get More Than Army Colonels and
Important Civic Officials While Conductors En-
joy Higher Wages Than Majors.

ter said," Mr.. Blanton told the House,
'and yet the Governor Of Texas re-
ceives only s333.33, and a Colonel in
the army the same amount.
Freight conductors receive S313.90
and passenger conductors $30S.55.
which is more than a Lieutenant Col
onel's pay Of s291.66, Majors Of $3.50
and a Captains Of s20S.33. 1t seems
to me that many other people have
more justification in striking than
railroad employees have"
The sun., 1919-08-20
SWOPE SWORN IN;
GETS AN OVATION
First War Veteran Takes
Seat as Republican.
Special Despatch 10 The sus.

WASHINGTON, Aug. liking Swope
Republican, elected to Congress on an
anti-League of Nations platform from a
Kentucky district which has been Demo-
cratic thirty years, was sworn in as a
member of the House to-day amid one
OF the greatest ovations ever given a
new member,
Republicans and many Democrats
cheered and applauded when Mr. Swope
stepped to the Speakers desk to take
the oath and again when he took his
seat on the floor. Mr.. Swope is only
2S years old, and is the first veteran OF
the war not previously a member to be
elected to Congress.
81 asked for election on what !
thought was a straight out and out
American programme" he said, "and ]
made the League of Nations in its pres.
ent form the issue OF the campaign"
Republicans have gained three mem
bers in Kentucky since the last House
with Mr.. Swope's election, and now hold
four of the eleven seats OF the former
Democratic stronghold.
Mr.. Swope was sworn in to-day by
the unanimous consent request of Repre-.
sentative Langley (Ky,). his credentials
not yet having arrived, but with the
assurance of Mr.. Langley that his ma
jority was more than 1900.
The sun., 1919-08-20
Special pespatch to TIE srx.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Railroad
trainmen are being paid more than
State Governors and high officers Of
the army, letter from r. L. O'Don-
nell, general manager of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, read to the House
to-day by Representative Blanton
(Tex) revealed.
Freight engineers are now receiv-
ing $392.35 a month. passenger train
engineers S376.S5, Mr.. O'Donnell's let
The sun., 1919-08-20
ALLIED TROOPS RIOT.

ROME, Aug 1s.-Disorders between
French and italian soldiers have broken
out at laramie. according to advices to
the Rome newspapers.
The sun., 1919-08-20
Austria seeks Boxer Indemnity.

PARIS, Aug. 19.-The Austrian peace
delegation has sent note to the Su-
preme Council asking that Austria $
share of the Chinese Boxer indemnity be
not waived because OF the embarras ssed
financial condition of Austria.
The sun., 1919-08-20

HARTsHoRNE. FALEs q CO., Members
|. Y. Stock Exchange. II Brosdway.-Adv.
The sun., 1919-08-20

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The sun., 1919-08-20

MARIA, Tex, Aug. 1e.-An Amerl-
can airplane returned to-night from n
scouting trip into Mexico with two
bullet holes through n wing Of the ma.
chine. The aviator observer said he
was fired on by three Mexicans. He
returned the fire with a machine gun
and believed he killed one. The cay.
airy Is pursuing the bandits, he said.
The sun., 1919-08-20
MEATHER FORECAST.

rarity cloudy to-day; tomorrow fair;
moderate variable winds.
Highest temperature yesterday. zs: loves, q,
detailed weather reports on editorial page
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-16

Oct. z, 1919.
TO THE CITIZENS AND TAX PAY
ERS OF MADISON COUNTY:
The Fiscal Court having by a vote
Of six to one at its meeting Sept. End,
1919, ordered an election to be held
Nov. 4th, 1919 to ascertain the senti-
ment of the voters of Madison coun-
ty upon a proposition to levy a
special tax of 20 cents on each
$4,000 worth of taxable property in
the county for improving or con-
structing Roads and Bridges in the
county; feels that statement of the
reasons for calling said election-th
present condition of finances of the
county and of the maintenance of the
Roads and Bridges, the cost in con-
nection Herewith, the revenue now
available for the purpose, together
with the proposed use Of the fund
which would be created in the event
the proposed tax should be carried by
a majority vote of the people in
November, should be made available
to every voter of the county, in order
that he may cast his vote Intelligent
ly on this issue, which this court feels
is Of far more Importance to the peo-
pie Of this county than the election
of officials or other minor matters.
Madison county has 27S miles of
pixies to maintain, has 469 miles of
earth roads to maintain and more
than 200 bridges of span greater
than 10 feet to maintain and fire.
ouently replaced, over water courses
in the county, besides innumerable
culyerts Only comparatively small
mileage of our roads are now in first
class condition, some of the bridges
in the very recent past
are modern and suitable for present
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-16
: LUTHER TODD
w. X. PRICE, ]. M. C.
d. ]. WILLIAMS
T. B. COLLINS Z
PLEAS BENTON

Or. T. F. Miller died in Glasgow,
from the effects Of an overdose Of
poison. He had recently returned
from France and his wife had sued
for divorce which was supposed to be
the cause of the rash act.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-16

property of the people, and not of
the Fiscal court, and the question
now up to the voters is only ques-
ton of whether you, as owner, want
to maintain extend and improved your
property revenue, and operating
or to permit it to grow worse as is
inevitable under present revenue, and
operating costs.
Respectfully Submitted,
L. T. WILSON
w. S. MILLION
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-10-16
FISCAL COURT Tells
FACTS ABOUT need
FOR BETTER ROADS
Richmond, KY

Oct. Z, 1919.
TO THE CITIZENS AND TAX PAY
ERS OF MADISON COUNTY: