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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Tourists May Be
Permitted to Pass
Through Pueblo

PUEBLO. Colo, June if.-Indica-
tions that favorable action would be
taken on the Geographic request Of
Hurry Burhans executive secretary
OF the Denver Tourist Bureau. that
tourist traffic ~ allowed 10 pass
through Pueblo en- route 20 other
Colorado points were given today by
col. Patrick i. Hamrock, adlutant
general OF Colorado.
colonel Hamrock announced that
an cnort would be- made 90 fiN "a cer-
tain hour each day for automobile
tourists 20 pass through the city, In
order that there might be tho
minimum Interference with recon
struction and relief work now going
on here.
\ few hours before being relieved
from active duty. Troop and Bat
tcry A, through Captain John D.
Fitzgihbon and captain a. ". Talbot,
their respective commanders, today
were formally thanked by col Ham
rock and by the Pueblo city council
for their faithful and efficient
service In helping to meet the flood
Cri lis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
FLOOD STAGE in RIO CRANDE IS PREDICTED
Judge Sentences
Erring Husband
To Do Housework

NEW YORK. June if.-Mal =
trato John kpchcndorfer of this
city has begun 10 put Into effect
his doctrine, recently cNpoundcd.
that the right kind of punishment
for erring husbands viii end mar
iial infclicity.
Holding that husbands are 10
blame for soyun-cirhths Of al do
mcHtlc rows. the magistrate an
nounccd that instead OF sending
them 10 jail. he would sentence
them 10 any one OF ten tasks they
mirht choose Then. the next
convicted husband who was ar
raiEned before him for abusing
bis wife was ordered TO do com
mon houacwork Tor n week, or go
a. the workhouse.
The choices Magistrate Kochcn-
dorfer allows hts prisoners follow
Prepare the family breakfast
every morning.
Take care ~ the children one
hour every day
Buy candy and fruit Tor tho
wtfe and children once week.
Stay home ono night week.
Take the family out every SUM
day-to church In the morning
aud Tor q walk In the afternoon.
Allow the wife 90 handle the
finances Of the family.
start savings bank account.
Wait ON himself Instead Of ask
ing the wifc to wait on him.
Repeat every day to his wife.
at least once, his marriage VOWS
Wash the dishes every night
Magistrate kochendorfer says
that few men recognize the daily
munutony of "a womnn's life ln
keeping r. household together on
small pay. The men have some
variety oven if only in going from
their homes o. their offices, but
the wives are sentenced 60 monot-
onous drudgery.
Mcn who abuse their wives
need waking up more than they
need jail" the magistrate eN-
pounded. "rhe average man
would be- cured permanently " he
could hc set 10 the tasks 20 which
his wife is committed ard thus
learn how much less attractive IL
hcr day than his"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Farmer-Labor
Party Will Send
Commission to Russia

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE farmer
labor party will send a commission
60 study conditions In Russia this
summer " the necessary arrange
mcnts can he made. Il was nnnuunr-
I'd at the party headquarters today.
Tho commission viii be headed by
parioy =. Chriucna Of salt Lake
city. tho party candidate Tor prcsi-
dent al the lnst election.
Tho commission win study condi-
tions in Russia with a Wow 90 learn
ing what can be done 10 rc-ostablish
trade relations with the United States
q. q, Brown, national secretary, said
today
Arrangements have not been com
plctcd yet. but the commission oN-
poets 90 sail about July T."
Beaides NJ. ChriEicnsen the com
mission will he composed of William
Kohn. Dr. Aicu1 iiiraCh aud Ross
Schnoidcrmnn of New York. g. y
spi' gcl. salt Lake city, bnn Rich
mund. kansas city; and T., Martha
kaachuh. Los Angeles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
ORLEADER SAID
TO HAVE CONFESSED
PART IN ROBBERY
Big Tim" Murphy I'm.
plicated in $350,000
Mail Theft.

CHICAGO. juno if.--Timothy ID
(Big Tim) Murphy labor leader and
former member Of the state lcgisla-
turc. made an alleged confession this
morning. according to postal authori-
tios that he was implicated in tho
taa0. 600 Iaaii robbery at the Dear
born street railroad station April q.
Murphy's arrest aud alleged con-
fcssion followed raid last night on
the home 81 his fath"r-in-law, VIM.
Diggs. whore postal inspectors assert
they found So. 500 In liberty bonds
and stf.3OO In cash Ia a trunk.
Vinccnzo Cosmano, Murphys iieu-
tenant IN labor circles, b. also hcinH
detained by the authorities for ques'
tioning. Murphys arrest is ssid "a
have followed AN alleged confession
oh'pincd from Ralph letter, rail'
way mail clerk. who n said to have
admitted ho received $1,000 as hii
share Of tho proceeds Of the robbery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
LAKE CITY. C6LO..
IS ISOLATED BY
FLOOD WATERS
Dam Protecting Mining
Property Is En-
dangered.

LAKE CITY. Coln.. Jun" -.
This utl' mining town De- virtually
isl!.',d from the outside world to-day
ss iho result of the flooding of the
LaE. FORK river and Henson creek.
Tn, Inn4ialc Mining a Development
compauys dam ia endangered.
e sudden and long delayed warm
period over THIS section Saturday
caused th" waters 90 rise. More han
% score of mountain tributaries to
the Lake fork are omptyiug into tho
river and have made ID e. uging
tur.,rt
W.rkm,n hatH tpiI,d since S.'tur
dns night iu au effort 90 save the
buildiuL of tho IIlnsdalc Power com.
pan, from th, high waters but today
f,lHs were f,It for tho plant
A., Denver a. iiiu Grlude railroad
fta,ks have been washed out iu many
places near the titN aud Nittuull'
rvprv hrIdE, BOO the county hus either
boon "a. shed out ur is imIstsiuhlr
Telephone aud telegraph lines are ou
nf ,uium saiuu
SO duug,r of food shortage b
feared but great dHWuEuH may tvsul
to mining properties which have
ceased HpsrHtlonH
TH, Lake tork river o. Joined h'
/ n nFuu creek ugt Ht tho snLthCii
boundary nf tho town and from Their
/ flows through tsr houtt ot the cit
/ and passes uut into tho tunuisol
/ rNrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Union Timer
Won't Fix Auto
OF a Fireman

Paul Crawford. driver OF tho
iowiand fire truck. ~ having his
tsoublos. The troubles hayp
come about Just because he IL a
city fireman.
Crawford has n private auto
mobile. Ito recently had "A new
body put on the car BY John
Hopper. Hopper however. could
Tot complete the job until he
found a timer 90 put some tin
on tho back OF tho ear.
According 10 Crawford. Hoppcf
called upon Lawrence Walsh Of
tho %. X. sheet Metal Works.
The latter IL alleged to have re-
fused 90 put the Tin on the EAR.
saying. according 10 Crawford.
that the latter was n city fire.
man.
Crawford has told his troubles
to some Of the city officials and
they are wondering why the dis
elimination. Crawford is won-
d.ring where he can have his
car fixed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
EMERY SAW MUCu
AIllAIlI II IItANlI

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. june a
MAJOR John Grarfiold Emery. named
commander of the American Legion,
saw much of the fighting that the
American troops participated Ia dur
ins tho World war
Major Emery attended the second
pniccrs training camp at Fort shcri-
dan boz 1917. and was commissioned
q captain of infantry and Aut To-
France with tho lrst Eroup uf Amer
iraus.
Hc participated iu sll the major
actions ut the 18Th mflrtry n lAlN.
a. Cautigny iu Aprl, May ana June.
a. - Miuiol 900 september aud iu
the Mcurc-ArEuunc Offensive in Sep
temtcr and October. tie wag com
mi.zionod maJur OF infantry August
go. iJ1N.
ON october g.. 1918. during M,
Mouse Argouur drive, Major Emery
wis wounded in the left drr. and was
in,uudrd homo. Before cheering th,
service hc was real estate and In
suiancc broker
Major Emory was born July 4
1851. in Grand Rapids ne b. a mem
he of the Grand Rapids city com
] mission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
MAKE DONATIONS TO
PUEBLO FUND NOW

A IBUQUEItQUE To- date has
"a raised only about $500 for
the Pueblo rulicf fund. This
II not near ~ much a. this city
should give. People Who intend
giving To- this fund should scnd
Dr make thcir subscriptions at
sith,r Of thu daiiy newspapers at
unsr. Tho fund should H. osim-
ylctcd aud forwarded a. Pueblo
promptly. M appeal waA ISSUED
yesterday from i'urbiu Tor tnn"d-
late funds, The money = nertird
nnw. The work that II l. ncrcs-
-ary to de- must h. done ~ oncc.
Tor this reason Nlhuuucrquc pcu-
plc Should make their Suir~ertp-
lions nov. So that Nou do not de.
In, another DAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Two Killed, One
Hurt in Fight in
West Virginia

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June IA
Two mon were killed and one wound
ed In a FIGHT at Lick Creek. near VIII
hanson. w. Va. late today. accord
Ink 20 a message received at the office
OF Governor Morgan here.
The shooting came ne the result OF
an attempt by state police 20 arrest
n,cp IN tho minors tent colony who
we're suspected OF having fired upon
an automobile party Yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
TWO C[OUDBURSTS REPORTED
IN THE JEMEZ COUNTRY; HIGH
WATER IN RIVER ABOVE THERI
Weather Observer at Denver Wires That Flood
Stage Will Be Reached Here; Watchers on
Bridge at Berlalillo.

Continued rains in the Rio watershed rising
stages in the river and warming received today from the
weather observer Denver that the would approach flood
stage here. - 1855 ,Bw1F
Two eoudburss reported today from tho Jcmez country
Ydro One night the other this
The flats San Ydo completely under the
crest Of this expected 3ernalo late this afternoon
Benao late today reported that the river from
the rainfall further north and when the Jemez that
the river would probably be high the flood spring
Two stationed the bridge Benalio H.
All traffic to the Jemez country tied and
bes reported marooned the road between Jez Springs and
Bernailo
Information regarding the flood stage Of the river here
ceived at orock this Sptz
ing Telegraph from the weather observer at Denver;
Rising Rio Graude indicated for APP
proach flood stage at Albuquerque SheTrier."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
.CLOUDBHRST IN TIJERAS
CANYON FLOODS FARMS
IN VALLEY BELOW THE CITY
Wall of Water RuShes Down Arroyo Over Santa Fe
Tracks and mandates Ranches People Have
Time to Escape; Motorists Marooned.

Farm lands in the vicinity Of Mountain View and Barr station
between four aud six miles south of Albuquerque Transformed
into lake and many driven from their homes last
night the result of coudburs Teras and the
simultaneous breaking stretch of the dixie the side of the
Rio Grandc.
Waters from the Tcas canyon rushed down the Tcas
with tremendous about $50 o'clock yesterday
noon the height of the water being estimated from -four
feet As reached the railroad tracks spread the
farm lands for miles and the territory with
Of waer causing the flood expercnced IN that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

WAsUINGTON. juno a. Ecsum-
ing its Inquiry into tho railroad
situation the s,lntc Interstate CONF
mercc committee to-day heard further
com plants against working cundl-
unrH put into erect by the federal
railroad administration
e. r. whittier chairman Of the
conference committee 90 managers.
Hl!i the who.o tendency Of job
classification ordered hy the govern
mont had been upwards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Credit Men Open
Their Convention

SAN FRANCISCO. June ~ Tei-
cgrumH from President Harding. scr-
rotary Hoover and secretary Weeks
were received TODAY nt the opening
session OF the twenty sixth annual
convention of the National AsHpcin b
tion OF Credit Mcn here. James
Rolph. mayor Of san Francisco. and
others made addresses of Welcome.
W q. ~ kovlsoh Of New York.
president of the association. followed
the opening exercises ON the program
with the annual address Of the presi-
dent Joseph j. scott ~ Los Angeles
wus to deliver an address shortly be-
fore the session closed for luncheon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
TESTIFIES RAIL SHOP CRAFTS
RULES KEEP ONE MAN IDLE
WATCHING ANOTHER WORK

I'm the shop crafts tho general
oflcot has been Goo forbid a mechanics
helper tu use HuN hand tools whatsn-
ever" hc testified This keeps ono
ahlt.-hudird man standing idle a good
part or the time watching another
one work.
NpplNiue o. SaIator Malcutt. demo-
crat. Delaware. the witness said tho
rnlds had made htuc progress iu
seeking new agreements A. whole
hc said. efforts Tor agreements wer,
pretty neatly Ht "a atandstill'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
LABOR CAN'T
SOLVE IRISH
PROBLEM, SAYS
]. H. THOMAS
British Leader Warns
Federation Against
Agitation.


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
JOHN C. EMERY
NEW COMMANDER OF
b, AMERICAN LEGION
Grand Rapids Man Chos-
en- to Succeed Late
Col. Galbraith.

INpiANAPOiIs, Ind. June IA
John q. Emery uf Grand Rapids
Michigan, was unanimously elected
national commander ut tho American
Legion az "a meeting OF the uutluHl
executive committee today. Ho
succeeds Col Frederick ". Galhraith
jr. Who wHs Killed in AN uutumohile
accident here laat Thursday
Thomas j. Bnunigan of Hartford
foIn. was elected vice commander
succeeding M Emery On that posi-.
dion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Shipping Board
Officials Sign to
End Marine Strike

WASHINGTON. June IL shipping
board officials ARE understood 90 have
signed today The wage ana WORKING
conditions agreement with the ma
riut engineers beneficial association.
which was signed yesterday hN W. =
Brown. president of the asauciutinn.
While mo- formal announcement was
made Ht tho boards Offices d was
learned that efforts were being made
Goo have tho private shin owners sign
tho agreement ALSO thus bringing an
cuI t0 the uutiun-widc marine strike
which began uu MAY I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Town Votes Ban
On Sunday Movies

MARLETTE. Mich- June IL
strict Observance uf the sabbath has
been voted hy citizens ~ this village
in referendum suggested hv Harry
Uohclih. proprietor of its only picture
thtdtcr.
ih a vote OF 27O 90 20 the electors
placed tho ban on sunday movies
after "a spirited and intensive cam
utIru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
1000 PI.IlSONs ~
NI.nIiNskN MNIlOONI.D

OMAHA N0U" IUnO " NppT"NI
mat,N 600 pur-nus living south ui
NpTth plutt, w.Tu WNluuHrd from
that town after pI.rs of u bridge over
thr south Platte river had been
washed away hy flood waters. Plans
To- srud necessities Co. them hl ferry
are ltluT made.
\ dispatch from Gothcnhurg. Sob
said tho Platte river near there wa'
n1lf milo out of its cours" on one
side.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
10 Per Cent Cut
In Railroad Fares
In Eastern Canada

OTTAWA, juno IA 90 pcr cent
reduction u Huiuad fares tu eastern
taradu July ,Uts ordered to-day bN
dominion Board of Railway commits
siuurrs Weston rates remain un-
On urcd
The reduction VIII mean return
to the rates prevailing prior to Sep
teuhsr lS. 1899
The now mileage rate viii ho 3.Ah
rpufN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

D'l.h 500. Colo Jun" Tin
mti,p sustained when she overturned
o. rot ut strnWing hot beans upon
hcts,lf were total Co Dorothy. five
yea. uld dsuEhtrr of Joseph Thomp-
son ,r Aztec N A. Tho family Was
,amprd ou the shore cot Electra hkc
ucsr hero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Babe Ruth Gets
2 More Home Runs

NEW YORK. June Repeating
his performance - yesterday. Babe
Ruth tapped out two more home runs
Registered his first In the first inning
and his second In the third. In both
instances with one man on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
no, SION ATToRNI:Y
kIDNAPtD. WHIPPED

IIlt' -TtN. TtN.. june Nv, y,
Buyd. attorney. was the victim last
night Of KIDNAPPING and whipping.
Hotd seized boy eight mon. was taken
to the woods whipped and told 60
leave town. Hc had been twice Ar
rested Tor annoying girls In picture
shows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

Tie Rio 0rande here was rising
this morning. but K was still ? feet
below tho flood stage. Edmund Ros &.
county engineer. said the water would
have 20 rise above the flood stage Of
last year 10 dc any damage.
hsports from the store of Eoeess
Kcmrenlch At Alameda late this af-
toFnoon were that the river appeared
20 be rising slowly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

The RIO Graudo wuH reported tOi
have risen several inches yesterday
ANA 60 have broken down $50 feet of
bank on the east nido. Land which
was not inundated from tho Tiicras
canyon wutcr WAS washed tu q depth
of several feet with water from the
lip Gnudo.
CniI Tor Dnsc workers.
\ squad Of mon were working on
the dixie this morning and call was
aont out for so workers. crops In
IN vicinity were said to be- damaged.
Alfalfa would boz saved d. was believed
IL tht dixie could be- repaired before
night.
N, mbcrs of the Loudon ranch
could heat tho roar nf the water from
tho Tiioras canyon before it reached
the rniirund tracks ana triophuncd
many II the farmers in time FOR thom
TO lcot" their homes before the flood
can't.
Mony automobile parties were pre-
vented ftom rca, hing Albuquerque hy
IN" flood. several autos were re-
ported 90 have bccn turned ondwuys
hy the water Al occupants uf cars
however. were said 90 have had timo
Z" iesVs. thslra oars h.torc ths NuiHt
reached them Cattle were wading
ln water several feet deep last night
Farmers Leave IiOm,~.
The water wnsbcd over "a four foot
dixie which the iouduus haI 60 pro-
tp,t their orchard aud covered their
land Auiomubuo pnrtI,s which
d. ., from Albuquerque Co the scene
Ia. rirht reported that many of tho
ia m,rs had boon driven from their
hom's and had sought refuge ut other
farm houses or at school house.
Tn. water flowed tu such depth
over tb, r,tlro,I trask. pt Barn ru-
tom that trains from the south due
into Albuquerque at ESQ O'Clock.
Ns.s DELAYED tor several hours Tho
,.tf,r rtpm th, TIi,rus canyon mad
..r. down this morning aud tho
f,r fr.m IA, ,N,r .,s receiving all
g. att,utinn.
r,. .,r. which f, br by tho
f,.d ,,.,t.r. b.r, b,sk AL. Iaudon
u.b Fr. tho., Of 81 Eipk. Tom
..t4r 4 i povtrr phtIlipa.
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Admiral Sims
Is Received by
Prince of Wales

LONDON. June lt.--Resr Admiral
VIM s Sims L.. =. y. was received
hy 'hc Prince of Wales this afternoon
at 80 James Palace,
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Today's Results
National League.

National League.
score. ". ~. y
Rrookiyn .....fO9 00i O0O-2 10 2
Cincinnati LA geo I'M ~ =
batteries; pfcffcr Miiius aud Tay-
lor. itiAey and Mingo.
American I4eaguc.
Score: ~ N. y.
S. Louis $50 U0t 032 lie n
Phla . .O0a O02 900 o. ~ 3
Batteries; Davis. Bayne. kolp and
scvcroid. Moore and Perkins.
Score: 4. H. y.
Detroit .......000 00i 050--G ~ q
New York ....2O2 10i 10s--o 10 3
batteries. bass stewart and bass-
| Ter: Collins and Hoffman.
by Innings; II. n, ~
| Chicago 100 020 S00-s
Boston 00f iO3 to0--G if
McWooncy= Wilkinson and schalki
Jones. Russell and Walters
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ptTrsBU RGH Pa. June ii.-An
grades 81 crude OH quoted In the
Pittsburgh market were reduced -
cents barrel o." tho principal pur-
chasing agcucics to-day
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Nalllng direction east. character "i
tnc da, partly cloudy
State Weather
Now Mpticn. Partly cloudy in
south. unsettled Boo uorth portion
tonight. "Wednesday fair. little
change ln temperature.
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nrrnnrM BuYs RADmM

nnrssEIss. June 1.-THE noirlan
Rod Cross. n was announced here to-
day has purchased one nranme ~
radium IN Colorado. The purchase
prize was one million francs.