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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Colorado College Museum
Is Looted; Signs on Walks
Say President Must Go
Stuffed Donkey Put on Lawn at Duniway s
Home and Monkeys in Trees-Students
Recently Tried to Get Executive Ousted

tration policies This grew more
pronounced recently Duniway
formerly was connected with the
University OF Montana and the
nj ersty OF Wyoming
Huniway recently received pro-
tests from the student body because
of an announcement that officials
OF the college would not renew
the contract of Charles l.. t"poss }
Parsons, football coach.
puniwsy announced today there
would be "a fun investigation.
Donlzcns of the jungle and the
wilds are again rcposing In the
museum % Colorado College after
college workmen had laborcd for
three hours IN returning 60 tnclr
places the stuffed animals scattered
about the campus last night. pre-
surnnbly by students. The demon
stration last night occurred on the
second anniversary % n similar
escapndc when horse. "a mule and
two cows were placed In the class
rooms.
President puniway is expected to
take up a thorough investigation
Immediately after chapel today.
Tie perpetrators Of the last Cow
Incident never were disclosed.
There Is question AZ to
whether chapel can bee held today
the chapel In Perkins hall having
been filled with chemical OF
nnuHeating odor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
nIIIION DOLLAR LOAN
SAID To RI DEMANDED

LONDON. May lN.--"bur note
will demand "a loan Of a billion
dollars. either In money or in
goods" George Tchitchorln. head
~ the Russian delegation 20 the
economic conference. h reported
20 have said ia the correspondent
IN Genoa Of the Daily Herald, the
labor organ.
Reminded by the correspondent
~ David Lloyd Georges deciarn-
tion that u government loan was
impossible NJ Tchltchcrin a.
quoted az having replied.
we do not care whether it
comes from banks of associated
governments or Individual govern
mems. We must have somsthinF
concrete In return for our rocognl-
ton OF debts -something different
from the vague proposals OF the
allies"
Emphasizing that the Hu7sians
are concilinturY and sincerely de-
slrous Tor "a continuation of the
negotiation NJ Tchitcherln said
| that pevert heiear Russin insisted
/ that the allies must grant IN prin-
| cple HuSrin's right "a natiuuallks
property without Naturalization
! and to srtfic frontier questions a.
rectiv with the nations concerned
"pur frontiers Will not b. subject
ed 10 general negotiations. he said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
WOMAN KILLS HER
HUSBAND, WOUNDS
RIVAL FOR LOVE
Trails Him to Home of
Widow Where She
Shoots Both

CARLINvILLE. III. May 10
Mrs Mary Sagec. OF Wiisonville,
the mother of three children fol.
lowed her husband Paul sagrc. To-
the home of Mrs Teresa ketvut-
movie at 2:3O o'clock this morning
and shot him to death aud wound
cd the woman. Mrs. kotnotnogic
10 a widow aged 26
Mrs. Sagec WAS brought 90 the
Maucn ouptin county jail here early
this mourning accompanied BY her
children, the youngest uf whom u
less than one year old she sur
rendered to deputy sheriff without
complaint Hcr story as the dept
~ sheriff tells II, h that her nus
band left her for the other woman
and that she followed him and
found him with her
She shot three times. the deputy
said The first two shots were az
her husband one took effect IN
the head and the other In the
chest, Mrs. kotVotnovic was shot
ia the arm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
May 1O.--Mcn believed to b.
students OF Colorado College here
last night entered Palmer lfau.
90 the college property. and car
ricd hundreds Of specimens rom
the $4,000 museum to the campus.
According to signs painted on s;ce-
walks the action was a protest
against the administration OF e. A.
Duniway. president OF the college
The museum was a gift to .ne
college from General " J. Pat
mcr. For years ID was preEurd
nycr by v B Warren. widely
known curator.
ON the campus the raicers
placed monkeys in trees and the
other stuffed animals In positions
suggeative OF the jungle. Then n
live COW was driven inside the mu-
scum. Attendants discovered the
destruction today.
President puniwnv today c.ar-
actcrized the action ~ 'cowardly
attack Ha said he found a
stuffed dontev on hia lawn this
morning White whisiters had been
tied about the animals neck.
Signs found on sidewalks inciud-
81 This will keep up tili Duni-
wnv goer'
nuniwnv get OUT
President Duniwav has Rad much
opposition from siudon's since he
tool over tho office General oD-
position dcvcloned to his adiuinis-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
MRS. ST|llMAN
DENIES CHARGE
OF MISCONDUCT
Testifies in Own De-
fense in Divorce
Hearing

PoUGHkEEsIE. n. v. May 10.
Mrs. Anne 4. stllman. tnking
III. stand in her own defense to-
day In the trial OF the divorce suit.
Instituted by James A. sullmRn.
New York banker. denied she had
mbconducted herself with Fred
Bcauyais. Indian guide. as described
In testimony Us witnesses prcyl-
ously called by the plaintiff.
she denied that she ami Beau
Nn's had acted Improperly In No
vember. 1911. at the Blackburn
house at Grand Anac Quebec.
Gcorge Adams. a worKman.
months ago. was reported To have
sworn he saw Ms s,iilman ana
irauNai- In improper pastures In
the Blackburn house. To-day Mrs.
SULLIVAN testified that both beau
vais and Adams slept IN the kitch-
en- while she occupied one OF the
front rooms. She also swOre that
nothing improper occurred during
her visit to Canada in March. 1918.
u was said.
She related events Of the trip she
and Mr.. Stillman took IN Canada In
October, 1917 and told of having
Louis BeauVais and his wife. the
parents uf the guide. ns their
guests at u cottage one night. Ths
elder ileauyais recently testified ir
Canada that az this time the bank
or gave up his own room 80 the
EcauvaiA couple would nave q
place 10 sleep.
II was reported that Mrs sun
man had not been allowed TO an
sNver questions which sought 90 os
tnallnh that she and her husban,
{ lived tugc! her two days durfni
! January. tB1s, az their country cs
/ tate in the l-ocantico Hills ana I'd
Two weeks In February of that veal
I IN "a hotel,
This is the period important o.
| the paternity issue affecting hel
! infant son. Guy Stilliuau. who WA
, born IN November, 1915
Mrs. SULLIVAN began. % was re-
ported by explaining that she me
| BeauVais in 1915 after Mr Still
man had sent her to Canadn viii
her three children TO avoid an In
| faniile paralysis epide mic.
She wanted a guide and was In
| formed at Lake Dawson. la Quebec
/ that Beauvais was the cracl
guide OF the st Maurice valley. ~
she engaged MIN.
She denied past testimony tina
she and Beauvais spent nigh
that summer at club on lsttl
lake Myagamack In the Quebe
| woods They went to the Litti
TAX. one afternoon but returne'
to the 81 Maurice Fish ana Gam
club before dusk, she said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
ALL POLICE
IN CHICAGO
ARE ORDERED
OUT ON DUTY
Killings and Bombings
Said to be in Resent
ment of Building
Trades Wage Award

CHICAGO. May l0.--The
police today raided the build
ing trades labor headquarters
and arrested three Of Chicago's
biggest labor leaers-"Bsg
Tim" Murphy, Fred Nader and
Cornelius Snea-in connection
with bombings and shootings
which early today resulted u
the death Of two policemen and
serious injury of a third.
Murphy, known as Chicago's
"labor Gar" is out ON bail
after having been sentenced TO
seven years in thc penitcntiary
in connection with the s400.00O
unioa station mail robbery.
Nader is president Of the build
ing trades council while Shea
heads the teamsters union.
Orders for the immediate ar
rest OF the men were issued TO-
day BY Chief of Police Charles
Fitzmorris after he had ques-
toned more than a score Of
union workers taken into Gus
'pdy in connection with the
hombings and shootings.
Among the twenty three un-
ion members aud officials ar
rested was John Rafferty,. also
charged with impl cation in tha
mail robbery with Murphy and
an intimate friend Of the latter.
Rafferty, was identified by
witnesses as a member Of a
squad which bombed two build
ings early today and which is
believed TO have killed the po-
liceman. The bombings, with
the resultant killings, were be.
lieved by the police 10 have
been in protest Of the lands
wage awards in the building
trades aud part cf the general
labor warfare against employ
ers of building tradesmen.
Bombs were set off in tws
buildings and numerous Other
structures were stoned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
RUSSIAN REPLY
TO ALLIED NOTE
SUDDENLY HELD UP
Changes Being Made
At Last Minute, 1t
Is Reported

GENOA. May iO.-CBy the As
sociated rress) The Russian re-
ply TO the allied memorandum
which was ready for presentation
this forenoon, was not delivered
to the allies as expected. as at the
last moment, after "A conversation
between Foreign Minister Tchit-
chorin OF Russia and Schauzer OF
ltaiy. Il was decided the reply
would have to undergo some al
teration.
NJ. Tchitcherln left Genoa AT 2
y. m. returning 20 santa Margher-
tia nearby TO consult the other
members OF the Runaian deleea-
lion n was not expected. there
fore that the reply could be pre-
scented until tomorrow Tho fact
thar the delay was due 20 NJ
Tchltcherin visit to Signor
Schanzer was regarded IN sons
quarters as favorable indication
In French circles the belief wai
expressed that an attempt was h.
ing made 10 influence thu Rus
SLAMS to modify their reply 70 al
20 permit the conference to con
tinuc
The preamble of the reply. q
was learned. urges the point thnl
the entrance OF foreign capital int
Russia depends FAR more upoi
Russian guarantees for the futur'
than upon discussion of claims. p
expresses regret that the allied
memorandum paid more attention
/ 60 contentious about legal ques
tinus than 10 consideration 0f "a a
nancisl arrangement for rebuild
Z Ing Russia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
STARTS FIRE
WITH COAL OIL,
4 ARE DEAD
Man Escapes but Wife
And Three Children
Perish

OLNEY SPRINGS. Colo. May 10.
Mrs :. e. Elliot and her 3 chill
dren. June aged year. Arley. aged
years. and Jessie, aged year.
are dead a. a result OF an explo-
sion Of kerosene OIL AZ their home
at Blush springs. nine miles north
of here TUESDAY morning. Mrs.
Elliot and the children uied in "a
hospitai az Rocky r ord from uurus.
the deaths occurring during the al
tornoou aud night.
3. c. Elliot "a school teacher
started 10 prepare his own break
fast Tuesday morning and used
kerosene To light the fire. There
was an explosion and fire started.
Elliot rushed to where his wife
aud children were sleeping ana a.
hc did 80 there was another oN-
ploslon when a five gallon can OF
kerosene ignited. The place was
Immediately in flames ana Mrs, Eli
liot and the children were en-
Ncloped. Elliot wac not burned as
the flames seemed TO shoot over
him.
The house. an automobile ga
rage aud some small outbuiidings
were destroyed hy the fire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
AIL CHICAGO PoIICE
ORDERED ON BtTf

CHICAGO. Mey 10 Two pollce-
men were shot and killed. another
wounded and two buildings bombed
early today in disorders police at
trihuted TO labor warfare. The
rhootlnEs were followed by q run
ming pistol fight Ia which the kiii-
crs eluded police
Charles G Fiigmorris, chief OF
police. Immediately ordered every
policeman ON du,y and directed
that all labor leaders of wfhasFo-
ever calihrr be brought In, a have
ordered detention OF every one who
may have any information o. the
WORKINGS OF labor attacks" he said.
The dead are
Torrance Lyons, 80. acting leu
tenant.
Patroimnn Thomas Clarke. 10.
The wounded man II Patrolman
Albert Moeilcr.
Although the killings ana noms-
ings were IN different parts of the
city. police believe they wero al
recied by a single band. deslflng
60 express resentment az enforce
ment of the Lands waEe award
a decision handed down by X. NJ.
lands. former federal Judge, act
Jus -" 9NNNN'f ~ q NNNN AfANM wv
dispute between members OF tho
building trades council and con-
[ tractors.
The buildings bombed were n
garage and printing plant
fatrolman Clarke. who Nns
guarding a buildinE previously
bombed and under police protee-
tion. was notified OF the Esraac
bombing and a few minutes later
Y taxi driver notified police thet
three men were fluntinE win
Clarke. offlCerR found him wound
cd fatally. lie had hatn aII1i
through the head and dled on tns
wny 70 the hospital puilre belleYs
Clarke was KILLED b. men Win
Monday night nhoweraa the hHiid
ing with bricks ana escaped ~ IN
nuiomohlle.
Later i.leus lyons. nseins cor
speeding pnat . traffic signal. CON.
nanded u 70 halt The orcupnGf'
answered with vellsy u shei'
tcomiaaea On page two,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
$500 900 Gold
Shipment to India

NEW YORK. MAY 10. Tho fo-
kohama Specie bank TODAY with b.
drew $500 900 IN gold hnrs for
shipment % bombay This is the
first shipment 10 be made isom
this port Tor India IN many months
This is the third gold snipment IN
india by the hanks siore The war
Rank officials explained wrs
Govt foi the purpose Of readiutf
ment % the trade balance hetwecn
fhN two countries
India has beer shiNring ~rrrr
~ s','-~'s henn. Tssitinr nni othcf
materials into this market nc
4in~ - which sfhsse ntia'iv eN-
ceeds the exnorir a. that countfv
fror, 'ho frNitee States
Accordingly. u became necessary
TO ship Eul1 10 balance account
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
MAN CHARGED WITH DOUBLE
MURDER CAUGHT AFTER HE HAD
BEEN GIVEN UP AS DEAD

Pueblo police shortly afterward was
Identified - hiH becauae of the
tRttnocd motto. Death Before
btshouor'" on the left arm. Glenn
ems was reported to have the same
on the same arm.
Then a few days ago. came q
wire from the Motley county.
Tex sheriff saying Clemens had re-
turned Mr. Read said he didn'l
The sheriff said he could not be
mistaken aa Clemens formerly
lived there.
Sheriff NJ. A. Gonzales. Rio Ar
riha county left for Motley county
with requlaltion pepera
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Heavy Frosts in
Washington, Idaho

SPOKANE. wash. May 10
Heavy frosts have occurred IN vasi-
ern Washington and In Idaho but
no serious damage TO crops had
been reported today. The late
spring prevented crop damage IN
many localities. u was pointed out.
as the crops were not far enough
advanced TO be injured Walla
Walln county experienced the latest
killing frost on record Ice, three
quarters OF an inch thick, formed
al Pasco. wash, colfaN. WaSh.,
with twenty degrees above zero
experienced the coldeHt tempera-
ture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
GOLDSTE|N ASKS
THAT NOMINATION
Be WITHDRAWN
Ends Incident Over ST.
Louis Revenue APP
pointment, Senator
Says

WAsfIINgTON. May l0-Nat
Coldstein. Whose recent nomlnn-
tiou a. internal revenue collector
al 81 Louis has been the occasion
OF much senate criticism. has
asked that his nomination BE-
withdrawn.
Goldstclu's request made IN q
letter to President Harding and
read In the senate hy senator
Spencer republican. Missouri. who
recommended the appointment.
was declared by Senator spencer
10 END the Incident indicating
that the president would meet
Goldstciu'r request
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
MISS sTiII.MAN MAY
BE WITNESS tOtk MOTHER

NEW YORK, May u Mlrs
Anne s:iliman. returning today on
the Olympic from school In Paris,
was n-committant on the dues-
ton of whether she would take
the stand for her mother.
She was met at the pier by her
brother. Bud. who Yves reported 10
have come from Pougikeepsie, 10
induce his sister to become n wit
ness for the defense.
Miss Stillman would only state
that she planned to divide her
summer vacation eaually between
her parents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
WO SLAIN Two BUILDINGS BOMBED in LABOR WAR
American Engineers
Discoveries Stolen
BY Germans, Belief

WASHINGTON. May io~-Thc
American government finds itself
under the revived patent treaty
with Germany faced with the
necessity of paying royalties which
may reach $1,000. 900 to the krupp
firm on patents based on dincov-
cries OF American engineers.
Thomas W. Miller. allen property
custodian declared today.
Mr.. Miller said that among the
POI German patents filed here
since July 20. 1919. there are at
least eight dealing with mobile
artillery which "embody many
principles OF American railroad
artillery" In official circles the
belief IL held that sketches Of the
American plans were Surreptioualy
removed from the war department
and iracings made.