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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
PEACE PORTAL ON
j S. AND CANADIAN
LINE DEDICATED
President Says Unforti-
fed Boundary Is Best
Testimonial

WASHINGTON. sept 3.---An unof-
ficial boundary line more than three
thousand miles long between the
United States and Canada In the
best testimony that the world grows
wisnr and hcttcr. President Harding
snid ia letter today tn be read at
the dedication ~ % peace portal
erected near Blaine wash. In COM
mcnioratiun of more than n century
of uuiutcrruptVd peace between
America and Great Britain
The portal. TO De dedicated Scp-
temhcr . on the international line.
was conceived hy Samuel lIill OF Sc
attic. In recognition OF the slguifi-
cance of tho occasion the president
wrote Mr. Hfl aa follows:
"Thc ancient Romans erected a
temple 20 Janus, dispenser OF peace
and war. and ordered that lta gates
should never he closed while the ma
tion was a. war In seven centuries
thoY ARE said 10 have been CLOSED
but three times You have erected
u tcmplc of peace. whose gates are
never To- Dee closed save In war. Al
ready b. stands for more than con
/ turv OF unhrukcn peace betwceI
/ Britain and America. and We all ioir
| lu The hope that in coming times d
/ may commemorate nu era ~ peace
/ much longer than tho period of war
/ for which tho temple ~ Janus stood
/ "Dur century and more of psRc'
I with tho Hritish empire. our rela
l tlous of uuhrokcn amity With Canada
I fn. mgt thnt boundary line ovel
/ 5000 miios long remains unfortlfiet
thrsr are tho tostimoninls that th'
would rrovH wiser and better A.
mankind looks To- this example
I ycarns 90 follow be- and we are justi
/ fed 60 bcliryo that a limo is at han,
l when Do may take a long step in INA
] direction ON tine occasion of dedi
/ cation of tho Pacific peace portal.
/ wish to convey to you personally m'
/ high appreciation ~ your patriotic
arryirc in providing symbolic shrine
/ to international pence aud IN doini
1n would nlsp thank the racifi
] Highway association Ghc huilder %
Tho portBD for rho fine cooperation
it has rendered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
ANOTHER ARREST ON
CHARGE OF HAVING
AST0LEN BICYCLE

Efforts OF l.. ]. Brown proprietor
Of Browns Exchange. To prevent ar
rest by doing battle with Captain
Fat O'Grady and Pauulman Komuio
salazar At his pace OF business. f03
south First street. early last night
proved futile.
Captain O'Grady. accompanied by
salRzar entered browns shop iaat
night to inquire about bicycle
which they believed had been stolen.
According to the police report, Brown
Is said TO have lunged at the captain,
knocking the latter's cap off.
lie is said to have been about TO
rtrikc O'Grndy when Salazar Joined
la the affair, Brown WIS then taken
20 Jail whore ne spent tho night,
BROWN. represented ny his attorney.
George Taylor was arraigned In po-
lice court this morning on the charge
having "a stolen bicycle In his pos
sion. The poiCo report that the hi
cycic has been identified by Albert
Fooi as the one belonging To him.
The handle bars of the wheel had
been changed u Is said.
brown was nut under 5000 bond
foi his appearance tonight az :
fciock y T. McSpaddcn. n dealer
BE- hicvcles. went on his bond
n l.. Broad, of the Broad Ciclc
company. was arrested early this
week ON a charge OF having a stolen
bicycle IN his possession.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
COMPNRNTIVE QUIET
MONG TIM FRONT

LOGAN. West Nirginiu. sept s.
Colonel Euhuuks, commanding the
state and county forces In Logan
county. announced at noon that re-
ports reaching him from Spruce Fork
Ridge. said the situation thcr" had
been Comparatively auict' The only
concentration OF forcc- ON the east
side Of the mountains OF witch he
had any knowledge he added. was at
Blair.
The first detachment of the federal
troops 10 reach loElu was cNpcctcd
Ht noon
The bodies ~ two men killed in
IN, fighting ON Blair mountain Ncr-
torduy were brought here today They
were members uf the attacking forces
the authorities said, but thrir identity
WAS not disclosed
Firing was resumed 1 short time
| before noon from machine gun
along Crooked Greek The defenders
said they had been unable To locate
IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Man Gets go Days
In Jail for Carrying
A Concealed Weapon

charged with carrying a concealed
wcnpuu. Frrdorioo Monte was ar-
rested last uieht hy putrulmln Her
bert Ball. Muntcz was in COMPANY
with two other men Ramon Moreno
and Guillirno l.o1ano. and according
To the police each OF the three had
90 bottle OF tcuuiH.
MontcN was sentenced to so DAYS
In iaii this morning hy Judge W "
Mcclellan ana the other two wcr"
turned over TO prohibition officers fu,
disposition.
Jack Dixon was fined 81 in police
court Tits morning ON tn" charge of
making "a complete turn with his au'
tomohilc at Second street aud Central
avenue.
Mrs. W. g. Adams and vivian Os
horne who were charged with drunk
cnncss Yesterday were fined $50 cac'
In police court last night Tnc'
were in company with Miss Nab"
Walker. alias Mrs Macon, who wa
fined $50 Yesterday afternoon uu th'
charge uf being drunk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

two women who were standing In a
yugd hut Il failed 20 explode.
l'iv. army airplanes made re-
euunHhsaucr Of the disturbed areu
yesterday afternoon and reported
c,cryihing quiet The filters said they
carried no explosives.
At a. IN. today q third troop train
arrived IN Madison aud the soldiers
dstinined and esta blished hcadquur-
tors with Col G. A. Maltin iu COM
mand. The town u Madison took on
"a martial aspect. Army equipment
consisting ot ucld ranges. army au-
tomubllc ana motor cycles ana
other military pnraphernnlia were to
be- seen everywhere.
Await Protection.
That the miners did not expect to
give up the fight until the federal
troops were actually ON the fighting
Rround WAS evidenced here carly to-
dny when e string Of flat cars, al
legged TO have been commandcerod by
armed bands. and carrying recruits
and supplies To- the front preceded
the first troop train up To Shnrplcs.
Previously % had carried wounded
miners from the iront to their homes
along the line to DanNillc At least
two uf them were taken to 81.
Albaus.
LOGAN. West Virginia. Sept a.
\ man whose name was not revealed.
died az a hospital here during the
night from wounds received ON Blair
mountain yesterday, Il was announced
TO-DAY. According to his story as re-
pchtcd by hospital authorities, hr
and four companions members of
one of the bands gathered In the
Clothlor district. ran into machiu"
gun tire from the mountain top. H.
Cid not know what became of the
men with him. he is reported 10 have
said Just before lac died.
II the cuuricrs and others return
ing 10 Logan from Spruce Fork Ridge
knew what WAS happening there they
did no talking unless 1t was tu iu"
authorities. That firing continued
here or there was all tuat wtts said
No mention was made of casualties
but reports yesterday that three LOO
gan county men had hCcu killed at
Crooked creek was denied by cot
W T.. Euhunks of the national guard,
commanding peace Officers aud vol
uutccrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
ENpECr MINERS no
pISBNND TO-DAY

CHAIR. .ESTbN. West virginia.
Sept 2-The remaining troops or
dcr,d into the disturbed counties Of
the southwestern part of th" stat"
arrived today and took up positions
designated by Brgadier General ~ II
Bandholtz iu command OF the federal
soldiers The first of the troops ar
rived last night IN Madison Boone
county behind the lines of the armed
bands further up the mountain al
tho Logan county line. The soldiers
arrived late aud did not leave the 2"
cars that conveyed them To Madison.
Thcy. however, had strong guard
out.
Both the federal aud state military
authorities believed today VIII see the
end OF the bclligrroncy on the Boone
Logan boundary line and the minors
and others gathered there VIII rapidly
diSpersc uud return to their home.
under the protection Of the federal
troops,
There were reports here early to-
daN that there was movement to-
wuid homo iu progress late Srsi"r'
day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
ARMED MEN
To D|SbAND
WHEN GIVEN
PROTECTION
Only Minor Fighting Re-
ported Today; Miners
Will Go Home

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-Prcs.
idcnt Gompers of the American
Federation Of Labor told Prcsi-
dent Harding today that against
the authority Of the government
of the United States "thc people
of West Virginia can moi and must
not stand in hostile array"
Mr.. Gompers aud James Lord,
president Of the mining depart
mcut Of the federation. called on
the presiurhi, the, explained, t.
lay before him the situation rs
they viewed il.
Mr.. Gompers said he also told
the president that after all. when
the men have obcycd the order of
the president and dispersed, lit
may crush their spirit but that Is
no remedy of the acute situation
as il exists in West Virginia aud
nothing will be settled. -
The federation president urged
Mr. Harding to adopt the suggcs-
tion of President Lewis of the
United Mine Workers OF America
that a conference of operators and
miners be called to cndeavor to
reach conclusion which would
not only settle the present contro-
ycrsy but establish better relations
between the miners and operators
for the future.
The president. Mr. Gompcrs
said, listened with keen interest
and sympathy 10 his appeal, but
stated that his first duty as prcsi-
dent was 10 establish the authority
of the United States aud main
tcnancc of order.
MADISON West virginia. Sept, -
Two provisional companies of regular
army infantry from Foit Thomas Ky.
800 command of Capta" John j.
Wilson arrived here last night after
10 two hours run from - Nlhuns and
irn carly today for Shorpics ana
other points further up toal river
Th,y are tho first federal troops On
enter the disturbed area. ~ $3.50
O'clock a. m train from tdmn
.hormnu arrived here.
W NJ blizzard. Nlh-disir.c' prc'i-
dent OF the ruitcd Min" workers
after ID conference with Captain
Wilson. left shortly after midnight
Tor points on the firing line to inform
the miners federal troops had ar
rived Ne returned later aud rc'
uortcd that shooting was in progress
but that the miners were anxious tt
return 60 their homes So soon as th'
troops should come aud guarantee
them protection.
lie said five airplancs sent up from
logan county dropped bombs manu-
facturcd of gas pipe and high OK
ulosiNcs. over the miners land, bui
that mo- one had been injured one
OF the bombs. hr said fvll hctwcct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Bear Loose in
Chicago Streets;
Eludes Pursuers

CHICAGO Sept 9-A uatrol wagon
load of policemen citizens posse
with torches aul shofguns and n
score ol hounds haf UIghf wcrc
pressed into service in run down H
lig bear found wandering through
Chiaugos residential district The
boar thought 10 have drir5iued from
a carload OF lumber from Wisconsin
rluded an pursuers and was still AT
liberty today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Life Boat With
IL Men Picked Up
On Pacific Coast

SAN FRANCISCO sept "a 'ife
boat with 10 men was picked up out
III san Francisco last uight by the
tug Sta lion which is believed 20 be-
rho ono nIfs-Iul from the Canadian
imnortrr which was found 500 miles
west OF san Franolaco two days ago
hy the Canadian Observer. accord
ing 10 wireless advices from the Sea
Lion. The message did not say wnerc
the lie boat was found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Woman Who Married
A British Subject
Wants Citizenship

An international family doesn't go
with lnrlr sam uuc woman learned
this morning when she applied nt
The district court 60 take out her
first citizenship papers.
sh, stated that she had been an
American citizen before becoming
married bur that alc had married a
British subject. and had lost hor ,iti-
zruship hy doing so.
"fiy doesn't want TO become an
American citizen. and ! do. she said
Sle was told that shr could not
hr,rmr l citizcu unless hrr husband
docs 300. or unless she separates from
him Doc decided to remain Brit
lshcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Men Arrested at
Los Angeles Have
$30,905 in Gold

Los ANGELES. Sept AuEustin
Autuncz. 25 who said ne WAS % Mex
irun rus' oma officer ut Tia JuniiH,
Lower California, and Romero Brc-
ton. 2i. clerk in tho Same uuioc,
were arrested here cai'y today with
flO.s0Sfln United States gold coin In
their possession. They and Harry J.
Waldrip. ~. chauffeur. were held on
suspicion of robbery.
Autunc. the police said told them
ihhy brought th, gold into the Unit
ed Statea Tor "ufc keeping"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
FORD, CHEVROLET
AND OVERLAND ALL
REDUCE PRICES
Lower Cost of Materials
and Increased Produc-
ton Is Cause

DETROIT. sept. g.. Price reduc-
tiuns ON their products was aunounc-
cd last night hy the Willys knight
Willys-Oycrlaud, chevrolet and Ford
motor companies.
Increased production. lower cost of
materials and lower cust Of operation
were given us the reasons for the ro-
lullInm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Squirrel Makes
Away With Al
Golf Balls

CARLETON PLACE. ontario,
Sept 3--Golf enthusiasts ON the
local links who had observed That
squirrels resident on tho course
were 'oyeing them in a peculiar
mHuuor.' learned tho reason to-
day.
Leslie REYNOLDS announced he
had staiked one Of the squirrels to
hollow tree and found cache
of ~ golf balls. Search of similar
hiding places on tho course re-
vealcd $50 more lost balls, he
suid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
DIR. w. A. Hsdley on
Way to Virginia to
Face Murder Charges

DURANGO. Colo, Sept 5.-Dr ".
\ Hadley. formerly army surgeon.
arrested ON ranch ncar Farming
tom y NJ was BROUGHT to ial here
nc the request of Virginia authoritieH
and started townrd Richmond. sc-
ppmpauicd los iur3i deputy ur
Hadlcv WAS To- o., met at Denver by
deputy sheriff from tho Virginia
city
Iadicy is charged in virginia with
the murder of his wife Mrs. Su,
Hadlrv. about three years ngo. iioi
body was found iu % box in tho
Chirkahomiuy river near Richmond
Tive Uadleys are said to have boon
e,rially prominent Boo Washington
- c.. and iu HiohWopd at one timu
The phv-i,iFu wue arrested ON i
rrnch hc'onging Geo Mrs MnrgarrI
Mcdonald. widow, formerly of
Richmond Va and said 10 h'
wealthy Hp vus arrested by piuker
ton Agent F NJ. Ellh OF Denver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Senator Phipps of
Colorado Seriously
iii in Washington

WASHINGTON. sept Senator
Phinps % Colorado is seriously M
at Grace hospital. Sew York accord
ing 20 Information reaching tho white
house today The senator WAS uu-
Grated on yesterday FOR appendicitis.
It was stated having gone to the hos
pital from hts summer home at
Watch Hill, r. ]. ON the advice OF
physicians
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

Highest tr M
pcra % re-. So:
lowest trmpcra-
turc. 5N: daily
range tompcru-
turc gE mean
Il uily truporu
turv. 30 relative
humidity 6 y m
90: relative hu-
midity 8 a. m
ST. precipitation
none: maximum
velocity OF wind
miles per hour,
on "a a. n#NNHn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

direction. southwest. character ot
the day. clcar
state of Weather.
Sew Mexico; Fair tonight, OK
crpt unsettled In southeast pur-
tiuu. cooler iu northwest portion:
SUNDAY fair
Arizona Fa!r tonight, coo'cr
I'm rruttul and east portions,
probably frost In higher clcya-
''.1s NJ north portion. Sunday
fair.
WAsHINGTON. sept - Tho
weather predictions for the week
bcrinning Monday are;
Rocky mountain and plateau re-
giuns Generally fair with tenn
pcratures near or somewhat be-
low normal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
$685. MINERS m
COLORADO ARE NOW
REPORT[OO ON STRIKE
Fuel and Iron Company
Mines Tied Up. Unions
Assert


RADIO state industrial commission
today assumed Jurisdiction IN the
wage controversy OF striking coal
miners employed by the Colorado
Fuel 4 Iron company in the Wal
senburg district. The action was
taken following repoftof candi-
tions in the coal fields by repre-
sentative of the commission.
WALsENnURo. Colo, Sept. 81
Iohn McIernan. district president OF
the United Mine Workers OF America.
stated today that the shut down OF
the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron company's
mines in this district following an
nonuncement OF wage reductions to
take effect september J, WAS prnc-
ticaily complete. Mr.. Mci.cnnan, who
arrived here lass night, made the
statement following a confefcnce with
local union officials.
Two or three mines. he sald. arv
operating on a partial basis Ia Las
Animas county. In Hucffano county
no mines are operating. he said.
Hold Mas Meeting.
A maaa meeting last night par
ticipated In by i.so0 striking miners
adopted resolution fnvorlng a con-
tinuancc OF the strike by an ovcr-
whslming majority Tho tutai mum.
Der Of G.. r. n I. miners now out, ac-
cording TO President Mcf.ennan. u
s.eg5. OF this number he said. 2.2o0
arc in Las Animas county and i.f95
In Hucrfano county.
Workers at the Valdez mine IN Las
Animas county. numbering approxi-
mately i50, held a meeting last night
and voted not TO accept the proposed
reduction which ranges from 40 TO 81
per ceat. according to the mins
workers. president. They Joined ths
ranks Of the strikers today, he said
President Mcf.ennan said that un-
der ordinary conditions the mine
workers OF this district are only about
nfty per cent organized but with tho
proposed reduction against them.
they had effected an Organization
which was 100 per cent union.
The president planned a trip today
To all coal mining camps IN the two
counties. He expected to return THIS
evening and mako a report ON con-
ditiona.
Strike Area Quiet.
Reports this morning indicated ali
was uiet over the strike area
According TO President McLennan.
undcr the proposed wage reductions
day miners would receive cut Ia
wages from t7.75 a day to t6.x5: pick
men who received 81 a ton for coal
mined would get rs cents and machine
miners who received rs cents ton
would be cut to 81 cents ton.
other workers, including track lay
ers. dirt and stone hhuiera. would
have their wages reduced about 20
per cent, Undcr the proposed rcduc-
lions, he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Retail Food Prices
Showed an Increase
During August

WASHINGTON Sept. f.--RetRll
food prices In August showed In
Crcases over July prices IN ~
principal cifio- according 10 sta
tistica made public today by the
dupggtment of labor
In Philadelphia prices increased
9 per cent. In Chicago aud WASH
inRton per cent. Kansas City
vcr ] per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Z. hi. rIlENCm RIsLENsEn

CHfGAFO. Sept i--f 'hnrlrs W,
French alleged leader OF ring off
,pnfideut. mon who's operations are
spId 10 have totliod ii0.No0 GOO. was
released ON SIS 600 bonds yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

PARIS. aept. a.--The prince OF
Monaco " extremely ~ IN q hotel at
the village OF Font Romcu. In tho
enstcrn Pyronnee lie had been hunt
Ing chamoin, and caught a cold. Prof.
Hazy haatiiy summoned from Paris,
performed an operation on Thurs
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
ABSENTEE l..ANDLORDlSM

citizenship Il" Merre"
adjon
reported section
the bee and emphan-
hsh
haven found " country
In conditions when
a Sapa otSo unar'rah! II
ofw all
n"n-reSn rs "~nrrS
n
o
be
he FOUND IN Sou" West
rtrora
southern counties ''' ny
" ~
marketed Much 1T this Ian"
working homes, upright m In farms Is
Who's" ""
I"m'n'" improve
mo
VII West well take
notice No e area b" the P~f"
population ana not ''
be doubted 'H't the Community
OF
increase IN" ""
Of
industrial conditions
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indictment still pending in Gan Fran
cisco on the order that he may transfer
his allegiance.
Despite Tauschers record OF alleged
connection with the activities OF Won
Brrnst"rff. Won Papen and other Ger
man agents during the anxious days im-
medlately preceding Americas entrance
into the war. the war and navy depart
ments are understood TO soc no ob)ec-
ton to his return. IT Is intimated that
Tauscher is in possession Of secret In
formation which would be OF value both
to the government and certain Ameri-
can industries.
Tauscher. according to intelligence
agents. was concerned with widespread
German intrigue in this country before
Americas declaration OF war. and was
indicted IT. San Francisco with the for
mer German military attache. Won Pa.
pen. for violation OF neutrality laws,
including the so-called Hindu plot to
ship arms and ammunition to India.
After reaching Germany. however. he Is
declared to have evidenced a friendly
attitude toward this country. and uScd
his influence in behalf OF American
prisoners OF war.
Beyond stating that tho matter wa
under advisement. justice department
officials declined to discuss the cas-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
MORALE-B
IN THE CAMPAIGN
FOR EMPLOYMENT

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on Disarmament

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