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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
GUNS CAUSED HIM
TO Join DEPORTEES
Eight Held Against His
Stomach, Bisbee Wit
ness Testifies

TOMBSTONE. Arlz., April 90
Some blows on his body aud eight
guns against his stomach persuaded
Richard Manners, OF berkeley. Cali
fornia. formerly "a storekeepcr In che
Warren mining district, to Join the
line OF deporteos, according to his
testimony today at the trial OF Harry
y. Wootton, charged with kidnapping
In connection with the deportation OF
l.iS6 striking copper miners and their
sympathizers, from BiHbcc, Arizona 10
Columbus. New Moxico. July ~.
1917.
"on the day Of the deporiations.
eight men came 90 my store and said
You'll have 10 come out" IannerH
testified. Il siw eight guns held
against my stomach. Three OF the
mon hit me all over the body with
their guns. They took me out like a
dog"
Charles Timmitt. Of Portland. ore
gou. another alleged dcportec. when
asked ON cross examination hy Will
lam II. burgess. chief counsel Tor the
defense. Whether he snw any acts Of
violence committed on the day of tho
d"purtations, replied:
Il regard everything that was done
that day as violence. Taking men
from their homes aud running them
out OF town with guns-i consider
that violence"
Women with babies in their arms
were crying and screaming as their
husbands were being pui into the de-
portation lines, Timmitt said Some
Of the women were pushed away from
the line when they tried TO give The
men water" the witness testified.
Oscar koskalo. OF Brkelcy. and
Daniel German. Of Globe. Arizona. al
30 tcsthyinE for the state said they
were taken from their rooms in the
Warren district and shipped out OF
the state. Both had Joined the mine
strike in force at that umc they
suid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Grand Jurors Indict
Men for Murder and
Then Go on Their Bonds

FL. pASp. Tea, April 2O-Aftcr
the Hudspcth county grand jury Jet
Sierra blanca, ToNas yesterday iu-
diCt,d NJ. d. Wright 4. q, Bean and
a. r. Gulson, federal customs agents.
pud two MoNcurs. for the alleged
murder uf Harold llBlstoad, san Fran
cisgn ul man, recently some of tho
grand Iurios signed bonds on which
tho indicted men were rrIcused. Bond
was nNcd az So BOO each for tho oni-
ccrs and $500 tnr the McyicUnH.
Hllstt1d was shot un th. road from
~ Pasu to Sierra Blanca The tyd-
ural ugcutf said thoy were trying su
stop bis AUTOMOBILE, Co search Dr. ior
liquor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
KILLS FRENCH
WAR BRIDE
AND HIMSELF
Ex-Soldier Had Just
Been Arrested on a
Charge of Bigamy

FL pAso. Tex. April 20.--Anotscr
war romance was shattered with the
double tragedy yesterday al Alpine.
where H. NJ. Harris, an III Paso in
snrRnce agent. shot and killed his
pretty French bride Of few months.
and then killed himself. after officers
had detained him as a bigamy sus-
pect.
The sherins department here was
advised today that Harris had wife
and seven children living at New
burg. Missouri
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Three Germans Get
Citizenship Papers

pItOENlN. Ariz., April 30 -Four
teen persons including three Ger
mFn-. two Austrians and one Turkish
woman were admitted TO citizenship
late Yesterday aud sworn IN before
United States pistric' Judge William
ll Sawtollr BOO a naturalization scs-
sion ut luu court held here. % was
explained chat the Germans and Aus
triHus were exempt from the enemy
o. lem classification, having taken ont
their first papers two ycuts or more
before tho wuT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Hung Jury in Damage
Suit of r. MARTINEZ

Santa FE April g0.--The Jury In
the United States district court failed
TO rEroc bon the suit Of Roman Mar
uncz OF Taos. against the Denver and
Rio Grandc Railroad company for
S2a,ON0 ior alleged personal injuries
After having considered the case
since early last night the jury re-
ported ut noon that an agreement
charged.
TRIAL was comSoncod today Of the
case of John l.. and Marshall @.
Bartlett indicted jointly for operating
n siill Cor the manufacture OF spirit
GUS liquor. The plant they were
charged with having and operating
was sliced at Bernalilo In northern
sucurro county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Army Reorganization
Bill Passes Senate;
Goes to Conference

" NTTIIlNVF IN NVTIT "" NV
army reorganization bill was passed
today by the senate and now goes TO
conference. The measure provides
FOR a. regular army OF 2g1 900 officers
and men, "a national guard Of 42b,-
900 and voluntary system Of milf
tnry training for young men between
the ages OF is aud q.
Tho vote ON passage Of the bin was
fG Co 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
RAIL LABOR BOARD
HOLDS OPEN MEETING
Takes Up General De.
mand of Workers for
Increases

WASHINGTON. April g0.-Formal
written demands that the railroad Ia
Dor board give assurances OF the
award OF Giving wage" to railroad
men and that the employees now on
strike would he returned 20 work
without loss OF seniority or prejudice
were filed with the board today by
Edward MoHugh. representing the
strikers In the metropolitan district Of
New York and James Eubanks OF the
st. i.ouis Hardmen's association.
The board permitted the filing OF
n" complaints after a short executive
session With the complaints In the
hands ot the sccretary. the board pro-
ceedcd with It's first public hearing
on the general wage demand OF the
two million rally pad workers over she
country.
Chairman Barton IN opening the
hearing lnid down the policy that
cas-s would hc heard In the CIDER IN
which they were filed except where
some dispute should become OF such
pressing importance as 20 demand
precedence
". y, Doak. vice president OF tho
brotherhood OF Trainmon. wus the
first spokesman for the unions.
Principal demands presented by Mr..
Donk include
wage incrc' ue OF from tl to a.
per cent with a miniu,Jm OF Sl50 a
month ana time and a half for over
time sundays and holidays. A basic
month 0f 20 days with a uniform
lunch period OF 20 minutes and uni
form "deadhcad" rule providing that
time consumed In going to and from
work be considered as working time.
At the conclusion OF his prcsentR-
tiun of tho trainmen's case. Mr. poak
moved that their demands be given
precedence as emergency disputes but
tho board adjourned until tomorrow
WIlhOul takInE action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

Delegate are u contest ns follows Flor
idn. twu sets uI unlnstuctrd delegates uf
eight each tvurElHt two complete sets Of
delegate Of ~ each. one set uninatfucted.
The other Instructed for Wood also = third set
ri four uuiUstrurfed drlagatcs al large Min.
uvsutu. two Wood delegates against two un.
Oklahoma. two un'nstructrd delegates against
two Wood delegates in the Fourth district
and tuu sets uf uniustrurted delegate in
The FIN district Delegates have not been
actually elected r Michigan bnt primary Co.
suits control Tfe table shows Mississippi
delrEatps elected Boy the Howard faction and
instructed for Wood The convention called
hy National Committeeman Mulyihill will be
held Mas l
fIf the statewide vote iu Illinois Is held
Hs contrullug ftt ~ uuiustructsd will 20
for low den. o. Is now likely that under
Thompson control thry viii vote for LoNdrn
anyway.
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SEVERAL REPORTED
DEAD Ar auEQDTtT.r

Aberdeen. Miss. April 10
Several persons are re@ortcd to have
been killed and hrtween forty and
fifty injured In : tornado which
struck Aberdeen early today. Eariy
reports estimate the property damage
a. approximately $780, 900.
The Harboid hog ranch near Aber-
deem, ono OF the largest enterprises
OF Ia kind IN this section, Is reported
to have been destroyed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Increased Pay for
Men in the Navy

NASitlNOION, April 10.-lu-
creased pay for commissioned officers
and enlisted personnel OF the army.
navy. merine cOrpa, coast guard and
public health services. was agreed up-
on today BY house and senate con-
fercea
The amount, duration and other de-
tails OF the iucreaac remain 10 he
worked out The house confereea
receded In favor OF the general prin-
ciples Of the senate measure. which
provided Tor a 20 per cent advance
for all members OF an the services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Gets 81 Judgments
Against Phoenix Paper

IHDtNiN, AIiz. April %
Judgment of 81 in favor of Thomas A..
French former secretary OF tho state
prison at Florence. was returned los H
jury in the superior court last uiuht
against tho Ariznua Gazette. published
hero in the t5u.0Ou action instituted
bN French against tho newspaper
Tho suit alleging libel WAS based
ON the publication OF AN article while
French WIS a prison official aud
which ho alleged reflected on his Icy
atty to the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
TEAcm3ns' pkNsIoN nrIING.

PHOENIX. Aria, April e0--t 'ndcr
tho state law providing FOR the re-
tircment and pvnsioning of teachers,
the time county superintendent
serves In oniov may he counted as
teaching service. according TO an
opinion rendered by states Attorney
General Wiley u. Jones to e.. o. case,
superintendent OF public instruction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
10000 Railway Clerks
Vote Against Strike

CHICAGO. April 2o.-SJrllSe fever
among railroad employees suffered a
setback when $4,000 railway clerks
and s,00A freight handlers In the
Chicago district announced today
their decision 10 permit hearing OF
their wage demands by the railroad
labor board az Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Club Sets Maximum
Price on Apparel

llfItblI, ApfA @p-One thousand
stcnographera, bookkecperE and other
ofico workers have reheiled against
high prices ana pledged themselves
not To exceed these maximum prizes;
hats aud shoes, SO; suits and coats,
500; dresses. t5b. hosiery, s2.50i and
gloves. s..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
NEAR SHEFFTEfD. Ala.

SHEFFIELD, Ala. April 2O.--A
tornado swept this section OF Ala
hama today, killing a farmer. his
wife and two children In Colbert
county. One man was reported killed
IN Franklin county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
CONVICT ESCAPES.

SAN QlENTIN. cal, AprA 2o--
san Quentin pouttonuury authorities
announced that mo- trace had been
found today of Jefferson Bates. lfc
term murderer from Los Angeles
county who escaped from the peui-
lcntiar! last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
TEN ARE KIIdED

MEIIDIAN. Miss. April 20.---ren
persons were killed on the oatakirta
OF Meridian aid two at Hunnets
bridge ana many others were injured
Houses in the suburbs were blown
down. About n dozen unidentified
bodies have been brought Into local
undertaking establishments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
c. 0. P. ELECTS 81 DELEGATES
THIS WEEK; PERSHING IN FIGHT

CHICAGO. April 90 siNy-two
delegates will De elected 20 the rcpub-
lican national convention this week.
bringing tho total well above tho SOC
mark Al the Nebraska primaries
today General pershinr. General
Wood and senator johnson Will bo
tho three coutsudtfs.
This wHs one of the states early n
the game that Wus claimed as sure
thing by the wood managers. The
strongest c.alm now is made hN the
johnson supporters. aud General Per
shlnE's friends are positive, they say.
that it viii De pcrshing's delegation
whom tho votes are counted Tho
state has l6 ucIecutCs.
TWonty--iN Delegates are tn De
elected in Iowa before the wvth ends.
the state convention coming along at
bcs MuiuCs ON THURSDAY Tho Low
den cdmpaiEners express confidence
that tho state VIII Doc instructed solid
N for Governor Iowdou. Tho Della
ware state convention. ON the same
day, with six delegates to elect. viii
srud ON uniustructod delegation.
Montana Votes Friday.
lHt MbhlhIu llliuhii'rt WIN tlEni
delegates ut stake. are ON Friday.
seven candidate are ON tho ballot.
and th, man who gets the hlEh vote
ls supposed to have the delegation.
Johnson asserts 90 strong claim to-
the state. hut l.owdcn aud wood mnu-
ayers have high hopes The Nevada
state convention on Saturday viii
elect six delegates There is strong
probability thnt they will Doe instruct
ed for senator Hiram Johnson. be
cause ut the states proximity tu CALI
furui1.
Democratic right Ia Georgia.
The democratic interest centers In
Georgia. where there is a direct pri-
mary TODAY. at which Attorney Gem
,rnl Palmer is mp against fight
that ls tu have vital eject upon his
presidential prospects senator Hokc
Smith b. out tu defeat him ana take
the Goorgn delegates for himself. and
Tom Watson is q third candidate.
Late reports from there say that Sem
utor Smith will win the state.
Tho Illinois primaries last Tuesday
continue 90 De the subject OF greatest
comment among the presidential poll
ticiaus. The present understanding
among those who are ln position 20
know is that GOV. ioWdCu will have
20 Of tho 6A delegates the other one
being credited to Senator Johnson.
Tho ohio primaries. where Wood
aud Harding will fight 10 out. come
on April %, and tho lndinuu primar-
les whore nll ut the announced start
ors arp ON tine ballots. WIFI be- held un
May I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
NEGRO LYNCHED N KANSAS.

PtTTsRUHG. Kan, April 20 An
negro, said To hove at
tackled "a young white firl near Mul-
berry Kansas. was taken from oni-
GERS boy "a crowd late yesterday and
hanged 4 white youth captured with
the negro was taken to the county
jain at Giard,
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GOV. CNMrnrLL no TUCSON.

HHpENlA. April co. Governor
Campbell leaves tomorrow for Tue
SON To- attend 70 meeting OF tho state
board uf education to discuss text
books ana other matters relating 10
state educational Institutions. d was
announced at the governors office to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
CUTS
PATH THROUGH
THREE STATES
Mississippi, AIabama
and Tennessee Towns
Suffer Heavy Loss

PHILADELPHIA. Miss, April
20.-Twelve persons were killed
and 25 injured today in tornado
which struck the Deemer Slmber
Camp six miles north Of here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Gary, Ind, Population
Jumps 229 Per Cent

NASnINGItN. April tn. | 'ouHus
auuuuucrmCnts TODAY Included Gary,
Ind. lG.III. inrruyHr HN,ni-, ur -1g.t
rcr cont. ada. pklu.. Nnl-. increase
a.Gt5. ur So. per cent.
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BIRMIN0HAM. Ala. April so.--A
number Of rerHops were killed and
great property damage done by a
tornado which swept across portions
OF Mississippi, Alabama and Ten
nessce today.
The tornado started in eastern Mis-
sissippi ana quickly passed through
that state into eastern Alabama and
then into southern Tennessee. Tha
known dead was - with five reported
killed NJ Columbus. Misn, several az
Aberdeen. Miss. and four At Hay
Springs. Miss.
Eight persons also were killed al
Glenn. Miss, according to telephone
messages received here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Today's Results
In Baseball Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

PiusburE Cincinnati, gumc post
ponod. rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

STARKvILLE, Miss, April 20.
Several persons are reported 10
have been killeii in a tornado
which strirrk Bell school house,
seven miles north Of here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

Chicago. bulk. tii.so 70 ,it.oo;ro-
ceipin. 1o.eoo
Kansasfcliy. tii.1s to sia1s; re-
celpis, 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
METAL Ml,nNrrs.

NEW YORK. April so.-nar sllvor
aIIgL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

copper quie'i unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

Nrw MeNicl Fair and warmer
uulrht Wednesday probably luiT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

E. \. BODl.E.
Administrator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
STOMACH TORTURE
GONE, FIRST SLEEP
IN THREE MONTHS
Mr.. Heinricks Was Ready To
Give Up. Then He Found
How to Regain Health.

My first sleep In o months was On the
second uisht Hftut I began using Mia
Emulsiou { had hai a bad ease II stomach
truulle end constipation for wears aud was
ready 10 give up / wa troubled with Eaa
dizziness, hioat SITTER eating, gnawinE scnsa
tior and sramps. in the stomach. Milks Emil
sion WIS., God send 60 me, and ! want every.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
Planting Late and
Crops Slow in the
Peeos Valley

Roswell. \. A. May it.-Asri-
cultudai conditions in chayes county
have bccp decidedly ~urfavorable dur
lnr the entire sprinr and SIN continue
so. There has BEEN only a fraction
over two Inches o. rain since the first
o. the year. and this coupled with an
extremely windy March. has left the
soil extremely dty. Several severe
n eezcs DURING Apni have retarded tho
growth Of nlfalfd tiil the early has
could not be cut before The tenth OF
the month. Fields that suffered from
the lack Of water during the winter
season have -hoan injured moro sew
erely than those having n supply OF
m%oisture. The iirst cu1tinr viii not
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be- completes before the fret Of June
and tho rrpp will be exceptionally
Hight. Tho apple crup is ncarlf q
conpicte failure. although there VIII
10 a Few cnrH 81 the later variety.
Orchards In which smudginG was done
viii bcaA. Hsariy q fuil crop Of the
later varieties. The Ionothan crop
" an entire loss. Spring planting Il
just getting under way and Will not
be complete before the nj % the
month.
X. Rochrs has Just shipped 4 a
o. hogs 10 the Kant4a CITY Market.
hut has 81 returned yet Mr. Norhrn
~ ono Of the most successful hos feed
In the valley and manages 10 make
q good profit on every car, although
has to buy the greater parf % the
grain on tho open market.
Tho Chaves County Farm bureau
planned az ts last executive commit
tee meeting TO hold a small county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
State Capitol News
UE'S HARD ROAD
TO wBERAALILLO
Another 6-NiiIe Stretch
Will Be Built at Cost
of $4,000

SANTA FE, MAY i5.-Flnal plans
on two federal aid projects have been
submitted by the FRte highway com-
mission for the approval OF the bu-
rcau Of public roads % the depart
ment Of agriculture. No. 80 covers g
miles OF road between tho town OF
B%crnallllo, m. Sandovni county, and
the Befnniiio county tine. The cs-
umatcd cost ~ Sd0.O u0. This road
Will ronnect Il the Bcrnalillo-sando-
WI county line with the concrete
boulevard that Is now under construc-
uiOn from Albuquerque. The other
project. No. ~, overs ~ miles Of
road between silver city and Ciiff. In
Grant county. The estimated cost of
this project istsiI6,i2N
Autos Valucd at se,5OO,OOO.
Tax rolls for the year 1870 show
that 10000 automobiles in the state
VI Ncw Mexico wero assessed ut APP
proNimutciy SsN0O.0O0 II n annOunc-
cd by the state tax commission This
was the number OF automobiles
shown on January L. The records Of
the secretary of state show That moro
than 1900 automobile license tags
have been issued his year
Bernuiillo leads all counties. with
1900 cars un the rolls, chaVeH 10 Sec
ond with 10 little over l.20O. white
F"EH ~ 1913 80 H-NHN HHHNAH NHAN'H
Grant. i0O0. Collar aud Union with
nbuut 500 zach. Honor OF leading tho
other end OF the procesHion lies he
tween DE Baca, Sandoyai and Taos
which have about 60 each.
Anirnis Land Casr.
Thu Tinted StatcH circuit court Of
appeals at ~ Paul has affirmed the
Judgment Of the United states district
court Tor New Mexico. Judge Colin
Nchictt presiding. In the ease OF
Reilly Vcrsus Shipman. This was q
unse that Judge Nchlett decided about
"a yea 80 IL involved title to the
Anton chico land grant.
Must Change ewaHc system
A change w the present plan Of
sewage disposal ct the city OF santa
re VIII ave To be made under the
regulations % the state department OF
health. T u Winter mayor. has been
notified ~ the department. The
sewage b. Dumped on land owned by
tho state rcnitcutinrN ana II iH
claimed that in winter timo some Of
the sewage reaches the SAINT tc riy-
,r. Water from the Santa lie river H.
used for domestic purposes by ranch
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Valencia County
Farm Bureau Has
131 Charter Members

County agent Il. s. conroy. o. val
cpoh county. Nho Is ia Albuquerque
today. announces thu permanent or
sani1ttlpn Of tho Valencia county
farm bureau with a charter msmber-
rhip Nsf i2i -repIencnflnn all sections
~ the county. organization waa pei
.fcCted on May 5. foiiow.ag n prcllmi-
nary moctinr In Los Lunas IN April
~, AndrfN sinkici a Los iunag. b.
president % the bureau. perfccio
Gpbaidou. Been Vice President.
ioherla chavez. Let -unaa secretary
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since some points Ia the question
have not yet boon decided by the
United States supreme coort-undcr
the view that they were not at issue
the case stands precisely where u
wns prior to the decision, Insofar as
he II concerned. The opinion from
the attorncy generals oHico Is writ
ten BY ~. d. Meyers.
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All due W. 1. BosEs' star
Grocery. 1924 South broadway. ARE
due Ind payable 10 The undersigned
Immediately.
Payments will bc received al the
Office o. oross, Kelly A. CO.. or can be
mailed to me, Box SIS. Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
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Notwithstanding there has been a
decision from the United States SUI
prome court ON the New Mexico law
authorizing an excise tax Of two cents
"A gallon on all gasoline retailed In the
state, the whole subject continues to
be a matter of uncertainty and CON
tr0vorsy. Since the recent decision.
the secretary OF state has received de-
mandH for the refund OF license focr
that had been paid prior to the issue
OF the first Restraining order. Turn
ms to the office Of the attorney gem
eral for GUIDANCE. he IL Informed. that