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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Callbreath VIII
Be in Silver City
For Talk Tomorrow
tspeclaI 10 Thc IIeraId)

SILVER CITY. y. ~. june S.
T. y Calibrcath % Washington.
u g., secretary % tho American
Mining congress, who Il 20 address
the Rotary club IN ~ pasc today.
will be IN Silver Ciiy Friday. 20 ad-
dress tho annual meeting OF the
Grant county chamber of commerce.
The address will be on a subject
relating 10 the possibilities OF ia.
ture development In the southwest
including New Mexico
Ar CAllbreatha visit 20 tho
southwest ~ primarily IN conncc-
ton with the work OF the new west
ern secretary ana the coming cou-
ference Of western mining men 10
be- held IN Denver on June 20 and
a. He viii go from silver Clsy
10 Arizona tor a few days bofcfe
going 10 Denver, and VIII be- ac-
cortpa By Burton Bunch OF
Silver city. retiring chamber ef
commerce secretary, who iH to be-
come western secretary of tho ma
tional mining congress organirn-
tlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Harding Approves
Policy of Dealing
With Oil Reserves

WASHINGTON June g. Prcs-
id.nt Harding In a special message
10 the senst. today stated that the
policy of the navy and Interior de-
paTtments in dealing with the naval
oil reserves including private
leases. hsd hts fuil approval
The president transmitted a vol
luminous report made TO him by
Secretary fSti regarding disposition
of the nava rcserves. dr Herdlng
said the report was hot 10 be- con-
strned - defense of the admins
trntion policy hut to give inforna -
tion 10 the senate la connection
with the investigation recently or
aered
The presidents message and Sec
retary faiiS report were reforred
10 tho public lands committee
which today received truck toad
OF papers containing all cores
pondcnce Tor years back with re-
spsct to private leasing on the
three reserves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

reached for a shot gun after being
wounded.
taish denies that he had amy ac-
completes Ia the robbery. His ar
rest took place here when he at
tempted to sell n si,O00 ring which
later was Identified ~ answering
the description Of one taken from
a mail bag during the robbery.
Detectives FOR tho railroad com-
pany discovered a 5000 liberty
bond and s2000 In money con
cealcd In n pipe In the garage at
the liaish h- ne in Alamosa last
Saturday.
Haish stesdfartly denied any
connection with the robbery and
claimed that he found the ring
Even after the discovery Of the
loot al his home he persisted In
his Innocence. The police con.
tinued their questioning ~ him and
today he finally confessed "a the
police and affixed his signature "a
the confession.
u h expected that a charge Of
murder will he filed against him
soon In Alamcsa county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
NEWSPAPERMAN
ATTEMPTS TO END
LIFE BY HANGING
Veteran Found Dang
ling in Basement; Re
covery Uncertain

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-@Earl
Harkings. sb years old former
Philadelphia newspaper man and
n captain In the United States army
during the world war attempted
to end his own life BY hanging last
night. Physicians at a hospital said
his recovery was doubtful
Harkins suffered shell shock in
the war. according 20 friends and
had not recovered completeiy.
He was recently employed on
an Oakland newspaper and later
entered the University Of CRiifor-
mia extension course through tho
disabled veterans bureau. He visit
ed his five year old daughter. who
was staying with friends here. and
after a talk with her. left for his
hotel lie later was found hanging
In the basement OF the friends
home and was rescued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Captive of Gypsy
Band Takes Refuge
In Police Station

SYDNEY n. g. June e.--Police
authorities here have IN custody
a alrl who says she IL neea Miguel
OF Norfolk Va. and who declares
she has been captive Of a band
Of HyDslea near here.
The young woman asserts thai AZ
the age of ~ she was kldnalied
later forced 10 marry the son Of
the chief of the gypsy band. Later
she was rescued but ahe was found
again IN Philadelphia by the band,
and onto more carried away. Her
second abduction. fks declnreA was
followed by cFuelties.
Yesterday she conffiVed 10 net
away from the sypaIoF and take re-
fuge az pciice station here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
REMOVAL OF TEETH
CURES INSANITY
REPORT STATES
Authorities of New
Mexico Insane lsylum
Discharge Three Pa
tients as Cured

EAST LAS VEGAS, n. ~. June
s.--Removai ef diseased teeth =,
resulting IN the cure 0f insane per
sons at the New Mexico insane hos
pital here. according 20 a report of
officers Of the hospital published
today in local newspaper. II q.
stated that during lAe pas few
weeks three patients nave been div
charged ms mentally sound, follow
Ing the extraction Of teeth regarded
as diseased.
The new hospital board has be-
gun installation OF a complete new
operating room equipment as part
OF an estensive program OF im-
provement which Includes also
plans for a new dormitory building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Twice Is Enough
To Marry Same
Woman Says Hubby

CHICAGO. June This
settles u. IN never marry that
woman again.
such was the iAconic remark
% nnnlei n. Burnham. wealthy
cigar manufacture. when in
formed thar for thr third time
Mrs. Pauline Gibson Burnham
had filed suit for divorce from
him.
Her first hill was dismissed
In lei7 after a reconciliation.
hat decree wac granted In her
second suit IN 1919. Eight
meniha later the couple wcre
married again. They told
friends tbs re-marriafc was
TOR tho same reason we were
married the first time "
prunkennesa and cruelty were
the chargea In each suit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
DOUBLE ROWS OF SOLDIERS
LINE ROUTE OF BRIDAL PARTY
FOR ELABORATE WEDDING

BELGRADE. June s.--Elaborate
precautions were taken to guard
King Alexandria and Princess
Marie u Rumanla during their
wedding festivities today. Tho
entire route OF the bridal party
from the paace TO the Cathedral
was lined with double rows OF sol
diera Rnd Kendnrmea with loaded
rifles and fixed bayonets
One line Of the troops faced out.
ward and the other inward. their
orders were to shoot Immediately
II u understood. II they noticed any
suspicious movement among the
spectators. Residents of the city
living along the streets through
which the procession passed were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
PRISONER HELD IN PUEBLO
C0MFESSES TO TRAIN H0LD-UP
AND KILLING OF GOMEZ

PUEBLO. Colo. June ST. W.
Ralsh Of Alamosa. held In Jail here
for connection with the robbery
Of a Denver and Rio Crande West
efn train az Aiamosa signed con-
fession here today admitting the
robbery and firing the shots which
resulted In the death Of Express
Messenger Mnrquiz Gomez. The
confession was given 10 the police.
according To their announcement.
kaiHh Was an cmploye of the
railroad and usually had the run
on which the robbery was perpe-
irated he laid OF on Feb. II
aud on Feb. rs. when the robbery
occurred, he said that he loEfed IN
the vicinity of the station until the
train was ready 10 leave. He swung
onto the train after Il left the sta
tion and pushed open the door OF
the haEghse car and Immediately
began firing at Gomez with has
revolver.
Hs confesscs TO firlnr several
shots and declares thar Comes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
MEMBERS ADDED
TO OLD FACTION
IN NORTH CHINA
Sun Increases Size of
Parliament Instead Of
Resigning

PEKIN0. June s-CRy the As
sociated Pressl whether the fore
Is seeking to replace ii Yuan Hung
on the presidential chair In success
sion TO the resigned Hsu shih
Chang can move with suffieicn,
rapidly TO forcs,s,l efforts being
made BY Dr. sun Yat Sen. chief
OF the Canton or southern govern
ment. to focus In himself and his
adherents the government Of Chira
was the question absorbing observ-
crr OF political affairs here today.
sun has refused persistently "a
resign despite the appeals og VA
nous Leaders that he do ao and
the intimAtlon in ftsu's letter OF
resignation that both he and Dr
Sun should eliminate themselves
Instead, hcls attracting 10 himse
daily more members Of The Old par
Nament In which the north china
faction comedies the national gov
crumentai power. resides.
WI Pei Pa. chief OF china's mil
iiary mon, yesterday played whai
may prove to be his strongest care
W ANf NtlANiNNAAa NAAMN AfNNNN ~ =
around cnina's unity when ne Of
fered II Yuan Hung hlH rcsignu.
tion. effective when the recipient
pleased ON condition that I.o az.
sumo the presidency Immediately
Taao Kun. Wus principal lleutcn
AM followed example OF his chief
Al the same time there was no In.
dicaiion that WI had Withdrawn
from his former declaration that II
ar sun did not resign Mu would
force him 20 do 30.
Nu's campaign In the north
against Chang Tsu-lin the Man.
chufian var lord. with ambitions u
make himself head OF govern
nient In that region. IN proxressiug
Mus chih troops yesterday added
10 the list OF cltics occupied chin
wanKtao. Chlna's principal cua
port according 10 official advicci
10 was heAdqqunrters al Tien Trin
u IL possible that u things cons
10 an armed clash in the south
where Dr. sun. h. at the head OF I
force in the field against the north
ern government. that Wa may h'
able TO spare more troops for ac
ton IN that theater had been sup
uuscd.
Wu has 90 900 men novinl
against Chang and there b. no init
nation Ia any quarter that he hal
reached the end % his rFsources.
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forbidden 10 open their windows
without special police permission.
Armed guards were placed ON all
the balconies and points OF vantage
and the number Of spectators on
each was strictly limited 20 that
there might be clear space between
each individual and his neinhbogs.
No one was allowed TO carry a
camera. satchel or other objects
without written permission.
The royal weddlng has caused all
Jugo-slayia TO no marriage mad.
All the eligible swalns and mnidens
of the picturesanen peasant country
seem to want 20 get married this
week and the churches are flooded
with applications for licenses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
EFFORTS FAIL
TO GET BONUS
BILL TO SENATE


WASHINGTON, June s.--.4n 81.
forf to present the soldiers huInis
hin 10 the senate today was blocked
by Senator Williams. democrns
Mississippi. Chairman McCumbef
of the finance committee gave mo-
tice that he would make another
effort iatsF In the day TO get ths
measure to tho senate calendar.
because Of the parliamentary
procedure bndse which the senate
waa oprretrtz. unanimous consent
was necenNary 90 present the bsi
and report. which earlier In ths
day had been inaae public by Srn.
refused such consent.
Asserting that congress had paid
the claims against the Revrrnmcnl
of war profisoers and that ~.
cry time an effofi was made To Pc,
compensation To the aoldicrs thor,
was objsction. Senator Aahhursi
democrat. Arizona. urged Senator
Mccumber TO move that the Nj
be received.
The time has come for the "a,
of pluck and grit and courage afif
sand the Arizona senator rhoute0
senator Art'umber explained thA
he could not offer such n motion
because there was n genileman'i
agreement that the tariff bill woulf
not be laid aside for controversies
measures without advance nutins
being given.
senator McCumber said that aftsi
consultation with members ON hofi
sides of the chamber he would AL
later to lay aside the tarlff I'LL
and take up the bonus measure.
Announcing his opposition to IN,
measure. Senator rnderwood o
Alabama. the democratic leader
said he would be very glad II IN.
bill went over until ,hc November
elections, 80 the American peopf.
could voice their sentiment with fs
gard TO the measure.
senator Underwood said he rial.
lied that he did not speak for this
minority on the honus question
while senator Robinaon, democrat
Arkanras. told the senate that hs
did not want the impression 10 ~
cut that the objection raised ID
SENATOR Williams representer 10
sentiment on the democratic side
Of the chamber.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

WAsHINGTOS. juno s--The
winter wheat crop was forecast to-
day by the sfpaft mont of asricul-
ture ni 607. 900 900 bushels and the
spring wheat crop at 2i7 900. 600
bushels with all wheat at S5b. b.0O0. r
600 bushels.
Forecasts Of production OF other
crops were;
Oats, i.aos. .ooo. coo bushels; bar-
ley. 1si 600. 600; rye, 81 1000 0o0: F:
hay i0s. 900. .O0e. apples. is0. .00G.-
600: peaches. $1,000. 900.
Ofher details announced were;
Winter wheat condition. Si.9 per
cent or normal. spring wheat acre
age. ! 1859, zoe. condition. s0.7. oats
acreage, ti.s22. .0o0. condition. Sb.5.
barley acreage 9 1850. 600. condition
s0.i rye condition 03.5. hay con-
diiion si.i. pasture condition 92si
apples condition 7s.7. peaches con-
dltion III.
The condition on June and the
forecast of production of spring
wheat hy principal producing states
follow
Minnesota. condnion o.: produc-
tion forecast. S0.s2e.e0O bushels;
North Dakota. VI. and SS.6s1. 900 !.
South Dakota %. and si.s2a. 600;
Montana ~. and sI.bOi. .0O0: Wash
ington "a. and i7.tia.00o.
Larger crops than last year were
forecast BY the department OF
agriculture. Winter wheat showed
Improvement 10 the extent OF 23.-
600 600 bushels since May ! with a
forecast OF s07 .000.ooo bushels or
the fourth largest ettt Ergwa.
The spring wheat area In i,00o,-
600 acres less than last year but
production Ia forecast az $4,000, =
Geo bushels or 1000 400 bushels
more than the 1921 crop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
First Night Flight
BY Passenger Plane
Made Across Channel

PARIS. June S.--The first aerial
round trip flight al night hetrg en-
Paris and London WIS negotiated
last night ~ an airpinne carrying
10 passengers. Tn. flight was at
tempted for the purpose of prov
ms that night commercial and
passenger traffic by air hetwe-n
the two cities h feasible.
Strong iigh have been Installed
along the route and tho terminal
aerudrcmer ara illuminated with
hight.
The machine left the terminal
aerodrome a. Lchourget a. 40 y m.
arrived a. croydcn al a. m. lsft
for fen0prEct at $3.50 a. M and
landed ~ sos A. m. The return
trip was slower because of a fof
encountered en route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Lightning Wrecks
Rickenbacker Plane;
One Man Injured

DETROIT. June s-The ala me-
tai plane In which Captain Eddie
Rlckorbaker war attempting a
ross-oountry flight from New York
20 san Francisco was wrecked this
afternoon NJ Packard field near
this city when stuck by "a bolt OF
lightning 20 minutes before Rlcken-
hacker and his party were TO have
taken off for Chicago.
Neither Kickenbncker nor any
member OF his party was seriously
injured. although three workm
engaged IN tuning up the plane
were rendered unconscious One
OF them Is said to be dangerously
hurt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Pope Plus f1ears
Students Speak
In 27 Languages

ROME. June Shy the AAAA
cinfed frese)--Popc Plus appears.
today IN the court yard of &an
naniao in the vatican before al a.
scnnbieEe of l.ooo persons lF,i,Ia
ins all the students u the eni.1no
of propaganda and mauy nIezInst'
erieH ceihpfatlnE the Third nenI1h-
ary 81 tht foundation of the t11-
Eregatien Of propaganda
Ihe pvnllff, who appeared fa IL
IN the hest Of health. aarenilsI ia
q pla,form oecofAfea with fhs pane \,
eolofs an which wan plan1a nv
throne 0'|
h'n hnilHe4a. who unn nann~0-
pnnim ~ lne court ana e.f4fs -
~ The bHlnt guards. I|4ien.d I1<
more thao tefu henrn 10 nder4..@a
delleersd hg thi ssudsnis In - 1I<-
fefent lau6ua9e4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

NEW yonK. Juno s.--Thos. I.
chadbourns. lawyer, who prouot-
I'd the Hopubllr- Aidvale Inland
steel nsergef today was adjudEed
IN contempt by the Lncwkood leEip-
lafite committee whom he refused
70 turn ever experts reports ON
tbs seven companies which were
originally Intended 20 be brought
into the consolidation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
43 INDICTMENTS
AGAINST XII KLUX
KHAN RETURNED
kleagle Plans to Es-
cape by Airplane. Is
Belief of Sheriff

Los ANGELES. June s.-rhe
grand Jury which has been investi-
eating the activities of the Ku klux
Khan In Los Angeles county possibly
viii take up the question of sub
Hiitting report on the Khan or
gnnizatlon at its session here toslAy.
Officials Of the district attorney =
office submitted the last OF their
evidence to the grand jury yester-
day and that body returned 81 In
dlctments.
That the Los Angeles authorities
will ask for the arrest and dsten-
tion Of VIM. =. Coburn. former Of
fetal OF the Khan. who II believed
to be In Atlanta. Ga. pending ex-
tradition proceedings was Indicated
today.
That Nathan A. Baker. kieagle Of
the Khan, who h In custody of the
psychopathic ward OF the county
hospital had made elaborate plans
to leave Los Angeles before his ar
rest, was announced here by Un-
dersheriff Blscailux. Baker was
to make his escape from n Local
hospital where he was suffering
from nervous breakdown. according
to the underrheriff
He added that Baker had hired
an automobile which would con
meet him with an airplane NJ locnl
aviation field. Baker was arrested
at the request Of the district at
torney's office and II held under
SO 600 bail.
Thir,y-four OF the alleged mem.
bers OF the Klan who were indicted
yesterday were To appear before
Judge Frederick W. Houser OF ths
local superior court today aud de-
porlt hail In tho sum of 81 900 each
according to their attorney, PAU
u. DOR. Bench warrants viii
be issued for those who do not ap-
pear In court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Negotiations Are
Proceeding Nicely
On Irish Question

LONDON. June t--By the Asao.
ciated Press Tho Irish nrEotla-
tionE are rroceedinr Satisfactorily.
Il u officially stated and a fun con-
tarunre OF the treaty aignnforier
probably viii be held ton4orrou
whrn Prime Minister Lloyd OeofRa
u expected a. return fruin hiH holl-
day trim TO Wales. "a h understood
that the experts dealing with the
auestlon of the Irish constitution
VIII have a further meeung 10
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
ADOPTED
CONDEMNS PRESIDENT

Y HOUSTON. TcxaA June "a
condemning President
Harding a. an enemy cf organized
labor and declaring that all mem
f,ers OF the organisation shou "a
n ,rk TO prevent hla reelection was
fldopled today al the convention OF
ihe brotherhood OF Locomotive
I.fremen and Eneinemen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
KING KLEAGI D. EAvFs
FOR LOS ANGELES

ATLANTA. Ca. June so. W.
Price. king kleaKle OF the ku Klux
Khan In California. who was tn
dicted In Los Angeles In connec-
tion with a recent raid. will leave
agninst him. r. Y. Clarke. imperial
wizard protein Of the kian an-
nonnced today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
2 Steel Companies
Deny Merger Is in
Restraint of Trade

WASHINGTON June s,--sBy the
Associated rfpEsl --lfenying that
the merger % the Mcthlehem steel
corporation and thu f4ackhwonna
steel company vii operate 10 re-
strain trade. the two companies
asked the federal trade commission
today 20 dismiss the complaint ~
sued aanlnai the consolidation hy
the commission on June 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Babe Ruth Slams
Fourth Home Run

CHICAGO. June s.--i,abe Ruth
|hii his fourth home run OF the sea
Ion today with Robertson pitching
the first inning Of the game with
che white son. No one was on
|hase az The time. The hall sailed
over the right field fence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

|ioclly Of wind. miles per hour.
ne, character Of the day.
ssasc weather
New Mezico and Arizona, Fair
'tohiGht and Friday, iitue change
IN tsmperetuFe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Gee MEN ARRIVE

i-ONDNNbEHRf. June H.--afHe
the Associated f'r-sa) Six huns
dred men Of the Liverpool ra4I-
mcnt arrived here last night talk
INK up quorters IN Termonhoaca
huuse. owned hy the Sazarelh
Nuns. tiwynn's Institute aud sha
MaEee Presbyterian college. an on
the Donegal side Of the fsissr
Foyla.
Tho Londonderry military tar-
rncks are on the County Londott-
derry side Of the Foyic, % lisat
there are how large coHcenirasions
on both hanks of the river
The republicans have cnmus4n-
dcered the 81. Johnston oran.s
haii four miles from Lond0ndprrx
ana also punmofo ,odrc.
An Exchange TcleErapa nIate-
meni on the concentration haxa.
Several thousand rebels are re-
ported 10 be concentrated "a RAP
poe. County Donegal. artHcd with
the --latest American riflaH4 Large
fcbei forcep on the northern side of
the Derry Donegal border are re-
ported to be conncriptinE baueNal
loyalisla who believe they are 90
ing 20 be used a. a screen in q ~
bel attack on Londonderry"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Oil Production
In u. S. Increases

NEW YORK. June S--The dally
average gross crude oil production
OF the United States increased sou
barrels. totaling tb0.ss0 harrvis
for the week ended Iuns. 3, com
pared with i.fs0.i50 barrels for ths
preceding week
Pennsylvania crude oil adVanecd
fs cents TO tSbe barrel dunux
the week.
According TO firurea collected BY
the institute Imports of petroleum
tcrudc and refined cilsl at the
principal tni'tl States po-. Tor
the month Of May to,aied f3.t7s.-
III barrels. daily everags OF
fzt7is barrels compared with IA
1iS.ofs harreis. a daily average Of
s57.I702 barrels for the month 81
i,iiril.