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ave. viii Take 1t Easy From Now On"

ence with only Death and Darkness in
the end. And because it is the voice
of the wilderness itself, the tender
foot that camps in the evergreen for
est will listen, and his talk will die at
his lips, and he will have the begin
nings of knowledge. And perhaps he
will wonder If God has given him the
thews and fiber to meet the wilderness
breast to breast as Dan had met it :;
to remain and to fight and to conquer
And thereby his metal will be tested In
the eyes of the Red Gods.
Snowbird stood waiting In the snow,
arms stretched to her forester as Dan
came running through the wood. But
his arms were wider yet, and she went
softly into them.
1--WE will take 1t easy from now on"
Dan Failing told them, after the camI
was cleared of its dead and the fire
was built high. ave have plenty of
food; and we will travel little while
each day and make warm camps at
night. Well have friendship fires, just
as sometimes we used to build on the
ridge"
But after you get down In the val
leys?" Lennox asked anxiously. Are
you and Snowbird coming up here to
live?"
The silence fell over their camp and
wounded wolf whlned In the dark
ness. do you think could leave it
nOw?" Dan asked. By no gift Of words
could he have explained why; yet he
knew that by token of his conquest.
his spirit was welded to the dark for
ests forever. "But heaven knows what
I'll do for living"
Saowbird crept near him, and her
The Dolores star., 1921-09-16

can flag containing the ashes ;,
father. Charles +. Haight. and
tered them to the winds. This s,,.a'
ceremony was viewed from the - s,.
by the dead mans widow ana %
other members OF the family ~
The unique disposal OF the ra,..,
of the late Mr.. Haight, w,s
known Brooklyn insurance oms %
was In accordance with w,ss
pressed Just prior to his death ~
2S, In his sixty-flfth year w
The Dolores star., 1921-09-16
prawino an Audienc.

Professor Letterkink-Tm delighted
TO see so large gathering In the
house. never spoke to an audience
of more than 40 before. Your towns.
men are interested In science?
The Local Editor-Not much. But
my compositor In setting up the nd of
your lecture on the "C0smic Forces" !"
left the IS" out Of "Cosmic."
The Dolores star., 1921-09-16
Her Suspicion

Mr.. GOtham-I see Brooklyn wom.
nm has applied TO the courts for helm
from heing loved to death by .er hus.
hand. who. she says. kisses her an
times a day.
Mrs. GOtham-Can't understand how
man can do 80 mnny wrong. things
that he has to apologize ~ much ~
that.
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FUNERAL 5000 FEET IN AIR
Widow Sees Her Husbands Ashes
Scattered to Winds by Son
in Airpiane.

New YOrk.-Flying AT an altitude
of 5000 feet over Long Island sound
Charles s. HaIght unfolded an Ameri-
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In hussia bricks made of conl dust
combined with molnsses nnd resin nre
used for paving.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-16
Get -niGh-Quick Banker Projects
Gigantic Financial Schemes.
Then Goes Bankrupt.
AMASSES 4O,OOO,OOO FRANCS
Brought to Trial Eight Times, I'M
prisoned Six Times and Becomes
Bankrupt for 100000
Francs-Is Free Again.

raris.-Aruer.ca. to be sure, has no
monopoly of the tribe of Get-Rich-
Quick WallimgfOrd 1t may not be
that they order this matter better in
The Dolores star., 1921-09-16

The elder Dumas. In one pn.
eDal year. actually turned oui VIZ
at the rate OF one week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
ENGLAND SENDS
FRANCE SHARP NOTE
IN S|LES|AN ROW
Surprised That Paris Acts
Independently of AL
lied Council

LO%DpN. July 20 The contro-
yprsy between the British and French
governments over SilosH hns reached
an acute stage. the latest British note
drafted Ly Earl Curznn. the foreign
minister. endorsed 10y the imperial
cnhinrt, aud handed the French gov
.tnmcnt In pars this morning being
officially described Hs u vigorously
wurdod" dooumcnt.
Great Britgin'H note. despatched
last night. rcfutcs the ALLEGATION that
Great Britain had srt herself against
the French and was thereby strength
cnine the German attitude,
Officials declared that according
To the news being received In London
there is no danger threatening the
French troops in Slcsia which renders
the sending of rciuforrcmcnis urgent
~ necessary. az the Fronrh hhNt
claimed
Tho note calls attention to what -
described na "thc extraordinary H'-
ton on the part Of France in en-
dcnvuring to act Independently OF th'
auprcmc council In insisting upon thu
Immediate dispatch Of troops. ~
points out that this Is IN inp"sslhl'
,azis upon which to pursue any Iu,
turo policy together aud that no sunh
purpose would he served 10y iurih'l
discuHainns until there was clc"l
understanding uf Frances lhl'Wl"hS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
HAWAIIAN LABOR
REPORT SUPPRESSED,
GOMPERS CHARGES
] estimony Precipitates
Clash With Commit
tee Chairman

WASHINGTON. July eg.-P President
Gompers OF the American Federation
oi Labor reiterated to the house Inn
migration committee today charges
that certain official reports on Haw-
allan 'ahor conditions had been sup
pressed, prccipltating a clash with
Chairman Johnson.
The report Of u. J. Keefe. commits
sioner OF Immigration. 10 the secretary
OF Ia hor and commerce some years ago
was suppressed Mr., Gompers said,
You can verify that by calling
koefc"
For eight years and now the do
partment Of labor has been so filled
with spies TINT documents cannot he
safely entrusted from one department
to another" Chairman johnson as
serted. Even Commissioner CRmin-
ettFa report could not he honestly
written there"
Rofcrenco bv the chairman 10 tho
services OF samuel j. Gompers Jr., son
OF the labor leader. as chief clerk at
the department. brought Mr.. Gompers
TO his feet. protesting al what he
chAra cterized as 'inrinuations"
"IIe did not get the position through
my influence hut on his merits," Mr.
Gompcra shouted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Woman Sleeps Alone
On Mountain Top to
Test Faith in God

DENVER. July Miss r.
y. Folsom. wealthy landscape
paInter Of Boston, slept last
night oh an old door near
Corona, Colo. on top Of the con
tincntai divide to tcs, her faith
that God win protect those who
trust him" and to bt near ma
turc. Miss Folsom came 10 ben
yer recently to attend the con-
venti0n OF the International
Now Thought Alliance.
Miss Folsom left an exclusive
Denver hotel where she had
been staying. Yesterday. VITA
borrowed quilt Shc secured an
old door at Coronn. point on
the Denver u Salt Lake railroad
1895 feet high To-day when
she returned TO Denver she said
she enjoyed her outing. Il
heard many strange noiHes she
said. but ! am Inclined to thihk
many of them came from near
by cabin where some men were
staying, who, ! believe. were try
Ing TO frightcn me-"
Miss Folsom declared her ad-
venture was ''in every way "a
success"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
KILLS LAWYER
IN COURTROOM;
SHOOTS SELF
Chicago Policeman Was
Angerc d at
Decision

CHICAGO July 2s--Angcred because
he had been dispo~essed OF some
property and been sentenced TO jail
for contempt of court. Henry y. Keli-
ogg. a Chicago police sergeant. today
shot and killed Lcmuel AckIcy. an
attorney. In a crowded court room
and then seriously wounded himself.
Ackley died an hour after thu
shooting. Surgeons then said Kcll-
ogg would recover.
The affair occurred In a crowded
court room and spectators aid kell-
ogg shot Ackley in the back and with
out warning
~ believe that the attack was d.
rccted at me-" said Judge Mcdonald.
Kellogg started shooting almost im-
mcdiately after | had sentenced him
To Jail Tor contempt OF court. Mr..
AcHley happened to he In the direct
lind OF fire"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
U. S. MAY CONSTRUCT
TRANS-PAC|F|C CABLE
To Act If Private Enter.
prise Is Unwilling
to.Do 1t

WASltlNGTpN. July 29--construC-
ton by the government of trans
raCinc cable, II private enterprise
should Ice willing. iE recommended by
Secretary Hughes aud approved by
President fiard uE in letters made
public today 10y senator Jones'. re-
publican. Washington. author OF a
cable hill
Allocation to the United states Of
the former German cable between
the Islands of Guam and Nap was
probable. Secretary Hughes said. rc-
fcrring to proceedings OF the inter-
nationa communications conference.
The federal project should he de-
ferred until Il IN asccrtained whether
private companies win lay the line,
the secretary said pointing out that
there now was only one cable be-
tween the-Jfrited States and the
Philippines via Guam.
Applications for licenses To las
new cables have been MADE by tie
Western Union ana Midway Gable
companies. but the plans were for
connections tO Japan and subject
therefore. Ia Japanese sanction MIR
Hughes added.
The letters were IN response to
a request by senator Jones for' an
official oppression on his bill MIR
Harding In forwarding Secretary
Hughes report said he felt sure CON
grcss would realize the need foi
dcfcrring government construction ul
n new cable, In Wow OF MIR, Hughes
statement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
JUDGE ACQUITTED
OF CHARGE OF
ACCEPTING DR|DE
No Evidence to Support
Accusation, Justice
Finds

sAPuLrA. Okla. July g9.-The
charges that Judge Lucicn H. Wright
of the district court of Greek county.
accepted bribe Of ten thousand dol
lars In connection with his decision
for the sallie Atkins interests In tho
Tommy Atkins two million dotar oil
land controversy was dismissed twenty
minutes after Justice court convened
today FOR the third day OF tho hear
iui'
Justice A. y. Piltz. In announcing
II = decision said.
This court dismisses the charges
against Judge Wright he
cause II finds no evidence whatever
has been introduced 20 support the
charges filed In the information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Sues for Divorce,
Alleging Husband
Hit Her With Axe

Pabla Lcyha de Talcncon filrd suit
for divorce IN the district court this
afternoon. claiming that her husband
had struck her with an axe. PHulin
Talcncon, her husband was arrested
an january ~, 1920, at which tine
he was charged with striking his
wife. lie was bound over 10 the
grand Jury and later acquitted
The couple were married In Albu,
uucrquo ON May 10. 1919. Since that
4imc, according Ia the complaint,
TnlcnCun has treated his wife cruelty
They have NO children or cummdu'
ity property. II is lilcg"-
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Harding Is Facing Hot Water
On the Philippine Issue;
Hard to Get Factions Together

union nor can congress ever sep
nrnte state from the union.
Yet that the Philippines shall be
made state OF the union in the
near future Is entirely outside the
range OF probability.
"Granting the Philippines their
indcpcndcpcc would not settle the
mntter definitely as no one could say
whether or not the United States
would find IL necessary subsequently
to return to the Islands
That the Philippines shall be
granted their Independence In the
near future Is also entirely outside
the range OF probability so
to expect that the Philippine prob
lem win he definitely Hcttlcd within
the next three or -four years is de-
luslon"
Nevertheless both Americans and
ftlipinos In the islands are vocifer-
ously demanding an early scttle-
ment
Capital Will never come to the
islands" natives ana Americans
agree. until the status of the coun
try is fixed and business mon can
know precisely what to count on"
Another factor which viii not
make tho decision any caster for
President Harding rs that Americans
and filipinOs alike are sore. not with
| ono another but because they claim
they have been forgotten by
America.
Since Mckinley aud Bryan fought
out the battle uf imperialism" Ia
/ 90O. and the insurrcction In tn,
I Philippines was put down the island
crs claim they have been shelvcd
I and lost To mind
give - A1ioni"
! Now that General Wood and
/ Forbes are here making an invest.
! cation FOR president Harding. and
I hu has promised 10 solve the i'huip-
! pine question. the expectations ol
/ both sides are keyed way up.
FOR action we plcad!" is the cry
of the Manila Bulletin, speaking foi
both Americans and ftlipinos
1t Is very nice FOR visitors from
the homeland to come and tell u,
how thoy are impressed with the
wonderful possibilities here the pa
per continues and how the nat
urHl resources Of the country eNceeS
! their expectations. We have
I known that a long. long time Wha
we want b. support uf efforts tu de
vclop the undel eiupcd. 10 IN th'
untitled ana open the unOpenu,
treasures,
I'VE urge the visitors 20 carr.
back home the message; Hurry al
and do something
ii Battlc Ia Congress
When congress, upon rerommcn
dations from President Harding an
backed by the wood. Forbes commits
sion report on the Islands, docs
something" another battle Of wordi
(COntiuutd on page twO.l
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PRESIDENT To
LEAVE CAPITAL
+ FOR A WEEK
To Speak at Plymouth,
Mass; Then Rest in
Mountains

WASHINGTON. July 80. President
and Mrs Harding win leave wash.
inston late today ON the Yacht May
flower for Plymouth. Mass. where
the president ls 10 speak Monday al
the rilgrlW terccntcnnary cclcbra-
tion.
ON Monday night the Mayflowcr
viii proceed tp Portland Maine, from
which point the president and his
party VIII motor to Lancaster. n. H..
10 spend most Of next week at tho
home Of Secretary Weeks In the
White mountains.
Under navy plans, the Mayflowcr
win be escorted by the destroyer Ford
from the virginia capcs through the
carc God canal and he joined by tho
destroycrs Truxtun. stewart, P.llsbury
Peary aud Pope at the eastern en-
trance OF the canal for the run into
Plymouth The battlcHhipH Delaware
Florida and North Dakota win go d.
rectly to Plymouth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Claims Defendant in
Assault Case Tried
To Steal His Wife

Hatmundo Garcia was bound over
tn the grand jury when he was
brought before Justice OF Peace ~.
MuutoyH AZ the court house this
morning charged with assault with
intent to kilt on Rogue Duminqucz
bomingucz claims that Garcia was
trying to steal his wife, who had run
away with him one. before 10 Flag
staff, several years ago. She returned
to bomtnEurz, hut GARCIA continued
to modest her. according To the tcsti
munN Last night he attempted to
enter the home OF bom'ngucz In Old
Town, and "A fight resulted
bomingucz claimed that Garcia at
tempted 10 XIII him with a razor
The latter was arrested aud held un-
~ this morning FOR the hearing Ills
bond was fixed at $1,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
SHIP RESCUES
Tins or
FOREST FIRE
Two Towns in Canada
Are Believed Wiped
Out

HALIFAN. ~. s.. July 29--Stcam
Ing through dense clouds Of smoke
from the great forest fire raging on
the northeastern Cape Breton coast
three steamers have reached the
wharvcs at New Haven and Neirs
Harbor and carried to places of safe
~ hundreds Of refugees whose livea
we're endangered.
Tho fire Is believed to have wiped
out two villages. Reports from other
parts Of Nova Scotia said that all
forest fires were practically undet
control. thunderstorms last night
having aided the fire fighters.
The refugees said the fires were
started by prospectOrs who III
smudges TO keep away mosquitoes.
Tho refugees brought with them the
body OF "a woman In q coffin, the fire
having interrupted funeral services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Road to Jemez
Again Blocked, But
Detour Is Possible

The road TO Jcmez by way Of Ber-
nailllo is again impossible on account
Of water which has backed up across
the road between Bernallillo and tho
bridge across the Rio Grandc, tho
Auto club reported this afternoon.
n iS possible to reach Jcmcz, however.
by way of Corrales instead of going
through Bcrnaliilu. This detour joins
the new Jemez road again several
miles on the other side OF the river.
and is marked with signs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Jeweler Arrested
For Smuggling $50, 900
In Diamonds Into u. S,

CHICAGO. July 20 Lyman Fin
ermRn. icwclcr of Los Angeles,
Calf. was arrested today while watt
ing for a train cnroute 10 the coast,
on charge OF smuggling 100000
worth Of diamonds Into the country
without paying drly
Jowolry worth 81 800 was found on
his person He declared he was IN
financial straits and had brought the
Jewels from London whore they had
been bequeathed him by his father
who died recently,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Conferees Agree
On the Packer
Regulation Bill

vNsIINCTON. Iuiy 2e--Agroe-
u,rni has bccn reached hy ronfcrc"s
an Tho pnckcr regulation hill, which
,,,,s pasp.od hy the senate several
weeks ago and since hHs been In cun-
ference tor compromise of diiter-
-nccs The senate cunferccs were
said to have rccedrd from their
amendment To compel uniform book
keeping by the packers hut other
details OF tn" agreement were not
disclosed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
BANQUET INVITATION
TO NORTHCLIFFE WITHDRAWN

WASHINGTON. July "a Lord
Northcliffe. the British publisher.
now In the United states. In state
ment issued here last night said that
FOR reasons OF which he IL not
aware" invitations extended him 10
stop at the British embassy and to
attend a dinner there last night had
been withdrawn.
Knowing the methods in India OF
Lord Curzon. tho British foreign sec
rctary" tho statement declared.
'Lord Northcliffe is pretty certain
that Lord Curzon has adopted these
methods here"
The British publishers statement
conveyed the impression that the
matter involved In the reported can
collation. OF invitations was an out
growth OF the controversy between
Lord Northcliffe and Lord CurEon.
Soon after President Harding made
his overturcs for disarmament con-
ference. the London Times. leading
paper published by Lord Northcltffc'
opposed the suggestion that Isort
Curzon he appointed one OF tho Brit
ish delegates to the proposed con-
ference and attacked both the foreign
secretary and Premier Lloyd George.
This attack WAS followed by
suspension OF privileges and rights
enjoyed for years by the London
Timcs. a Northcliffc paper, In the oh
taining OF news from tho British
foreign office.
Lord Northcllffo issued his state
ment after questions had been asked
him concerning ruinors that invi-
tations extended him hy the embassy
had beon Withdrawn on instructions
from London. The only comment
from the embassy here was that thu
reports were "inaccurate.T
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Socialist Woman
Speaker Is Pelted
With Pastry

BOONE. Iowa. July 2s.-sMrs
Ida Crouch Ilnzlctt. socialist lee
turcr from New York. was pcsted
with pastry ana ordered off the
streets of Boone here last night
when she criticizcd the present
''r'" Of government IN the lin tcf
States. A near riot resulted
when members OF the local Amer
lean Legion post and supporters
Of Mrs. llazlott. clashcd.
IN the midst of the trouble the
city and county authorities or
dcred Mrs ilnzlctt from the
streets. No arrests were made.
Mrs. liRxiett announced Ahe
would make another attempt to
speak here tonight.
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more than likely that the president
VIII seek compromise solution
which VIII not dlsplc'sc either Amer
icanS or Fillplnos 10 su'h AN extent
thdt thor" VIII De revolt against
ms decision.
bul TINS wlll be dllIcult' Amer
leans mere are rmphaucaHy IN favor
"i the nlt'd states retaining con
tr"l over the Hrchipciagp, More than
'hal' th'E are IN laN"I Oh hlrensth
'enlns american control instead OF
Neahehihg H. "hll, i"Plhps ar" IN
'iS,ihB upon tphlpltl' S'phrdlun
In" t"1 - s,'ua,'ol,' ,I minus minus Tue ilsh.,ns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Encampment of State
Guard to Be Held at
Fort Bliss, Oct. 1881

SANTA l'E y. NJ. July 20 En-
,smpm'nt ur the Sew Mexico ma
tiuual guard an cavalry aud cngi-
ncrrs viii be- held AT Fort Bliss,
TcNUs from October ~ To 81, IN
elusive II was announced hy Ndluinut
General Brown today Approximate
Is 1000 men viii take part
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
American Defeats
Japanese Tennis Star

BOSTON. July 29-R Norris VIII
linms II. today defeated Zenzo SHIN
ldzu Of Japan IN the final match OF
the all-comers tournament for the
Luugwood challenge how, The scores
were 6-3.7-5. G-i Williams played
brilliantly and his aEgressivcncss
gave the Japanese star no Opportu-
nifty to play his first base line game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Gamble on Size
OF New Oil Well;
29 Are Arrested

FORT SCOTT. Kan. July 90.
ARREST OF twenty4nlne men on
charges OF gambling for betting
on the probable production of n
new oil well became known to-
day
Seven Of the men were fined
sf0O each and sentenced TO jail
for thirty days and the sentences
then suspended. and the others
will face Judge Gates IN Mound
City Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29

American League.
81, Louis New York postpunpment
wet grounds,
Score; Il II. r..
Detroit ...3bO GOi i6O-iS 10 4
Philadelphia ,OlO 0O3 0O2 .
batteries; Ehmkc cole aud Iias-
slcr: HasIy Freeman, Wolfe and
Perkins, StylcH
Chlcago-washington game called;
wet grounds,
Glove and 900 3pO OOO--3 o
iioston 0O0 600 600 o
Morton and O'Ncill, Thormahlcn.
Russell and Ruel
National League.
tioston az Pittsburgh postponed
wet grounds,
Philadelphia. 202 600 0O26 .
Chicago 600 100 Oi0--2 \
Hubb",l and Bruggy; York, Martin
Jones and DAILY,
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tu him upon their
return from I h g
Philippines. lie will
iiud himself In hot
water. whatever he
may do.
II he fails to rec =
ummcnd that con -
grcss grant indc- r.
peudvuCc to h q
Islands. the lfill-
piuos viii ma X q
THINGS un e q m %
Portable Tor him; Il
he does recommend
independence. h d
may cause "a split
IN his own party,
fur this reason
IL is considered aH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-29
Ry WILLIAM PHILIP SlMMS
(W1itrn Expressly fnr thc News
paper Enterprise AsSociaiion.)

MANILA July 30 when Pres
idcnt Harding comes to act on the
report which Major General wood
aud -GuNcrnur Forbes viii submit