The evening herald. [volume], February 21, 1914, Page TWO, Image 2

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TITE EVENING nERAtn, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M , SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 21 . 1914.
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NAVAJO INDIAN RUGJ;
MHFT r'lt Tll'! IMH TIlMiF.K TO VoC. TMIC
ASWHITMI,.T AM Ilia MtWI XT i'HICKM H TIUITLY 1IIUII
, t.HAOH UOOIHi.
THE BENNETT INDIAN TRABU7Q COMPANY
lift MM III MAIIMI hi. Pllt INS M.
Aztec Fuel Co.
'iV? Gallup Stove Coal
Cleanest Coal in
the market
NEED BODY TO
REGULATE
TRUSTS
also might not he such, iia to estab
lish broad gem sllxntliina rr ronclu
ainna. Iiul the Importance of having
Ih facta I none thi lege obvious.-'
mourn uu
THOS. BLAKEMORE
Funeral lUrcctor n ml K.mlialmer
CKIllfllPrrl.il CI ill) Building
Opposite Pnatoltlra.
I,IY Assist T.
lrltai AmlHilmiiii I my or KltfiL
iiniri riiMtm us.
Residence I'lmne MOT
W TNESSES
III STRIKE PROBE
WITH UTMOST
fl
C T
Italians Making Charges of
Peonage Carefully Herdeo
Together to Prevent Their
Being "Fixed."
ALLEGE THEY WERE
HELD PRISONERS
(Hi lnl Wire to ftswitug flerald.)
Trinidad. Colo.. Kelt. 21. The con
gressional aula ommittee today made
nil effort In get ! I III' bottom of lh
bulges f peonage In the Colorado
coal In 111. Much of iho day's fwihh
wm taken up with Ihi' examination
( fuiir Italian tsiinckaca called hy tha
order of Iho committee. The luiir
hiti' ihi Mud yesterday by liiuvuiinl
Mimiiiiil im I'uiiiiir) linn i.f hiti who
i re In Id prisoners In the Dclaguu
mini'.
I'llUHlial precautions were taken to
J !'' ' III 111 III TI IIK Willi I ! Witnesses.
Tin' fuiir, I'li-lru Frolo, Vittortn From,
W':ihtirio rlcmnnl mill l.eolinnlo Mori-Ill.
i if In hnrgc nl I hi' scr
Ki'n ni -al -a rum with orders In permit
no nhi In approach thrill. iliovmihi
M i ii tint 1 1 was -hided from (hi- rooni
and thi nh in r I lit i-in Ii ii t ami marshal
lium I hi I'claguu ratiii were ordered
lo h 1 1 nut of aliMit r tin- witnesses.
Tin' Italians w-rc iiii-Hl ton. il hy mem
bers of the i-iitmnltti'i' hi'lor.' being
tin nod over to iouin.i l tor iminuiiu
i. .ii.
In response o questions hy Mr.
Bvrtics. the Itiillaii said he emiie
Iroiu I'lttshui gh to work In the t'oln
lailo iiitiii-H otter the Htrlke was call
eil "The men h Im aont mil here
shown iik on a a. ie r that there una
u Hirlke on." said the w llm-tui. who
noon ixhlhited nn unexpected ability
to understand ii ml alien k Kughsh.
I roio Haul thai when the train
rem heil 'rr.lilil.nl the similes were
Il ii w ii unit the doors locked. At
Trinidad, he said, "a whale hunch"
of soldier not nn the train The
uhoicra wire taken In licliigutt
where the wit him raid he had re
mained until the present.
In lesponse tu rioiM- liUCHtiolitug bv
Mr I'vrn.-s. l-'rolo declared that he
hul made no el furl In leave Ihe mine
and had not Seen any of hla com
panions try to K-l ay lie said
that he had worked for the company
nearly Ihri'e lllontli. hut hail rei ei -ed
no inolicv li.'i auw.' ho waa "Kteen
mi the mim'' iiml hi I'.iliiinua Ihim
lar had lint inoir Ih.iu iald Iiih hoard
EVERYTHING FOR
BABY
iiuivs hi.i: i nit nii.iMi:
o' ins Nil h.
25 to 50 off
it All, llHVs AltTMI.K.
TI M VMIil l. KHI-4
Ki.IS4i t Alt lrt
m i.ki i-:h
4 I U.A lNl I'.I K IU KSTKItS
OKIOI.K L.O-IIASKI I H
I an Im had in ItJaa'k. brown, grtvn or
Itrer. INMjitlMilititHrB aImu la ralau.
IIIkIi I'lutlr In itiittirvMl hnlsl .
I pa I, era, Ju guitlou ul futuud oak
or rata ii.
&urmry lalra of ratan. VTf t"n
forialilii m wil aa aanliary.
hwliif ( railli-a uf rwtan.
In mi and Ilraaa I rlba, mImi tiufl lda
a iwt MaUnVMn.
falir NurN rjr lliila, lll Landlrat
Unite liar tiMMll-ri .
M i; Ut II HIMHIW IIPM-I.AV
Strong Bros.
; HOUSE FlRNISHEHS
SECOND AND CCPPIK
and ntlur expetipen.
liifirrln lo Olovannl Minn.. III.
the It man mild:
"(ilm aiiul wan kli kin every n.Kht
Ik'iiiiihi the ilrher wiiuldn't furninh
him fhnuah ear o that he i ould
load eiiouali i. .nl in earn money tu
"end home lo hln wile."
The wllnena a. i Id that he hlmaelf
hud hern alien an Insufficient nulil
lar nl empty iiira at fur.', hut that
hiii. p iiiovi.'a In nnolher pari of the
minn he had had no fmthi-r Irouhle.
He liddi'd that "e er hod Mn lli.l
man who wi'iffha the eoal la ateal
Inic." h ml he Intimated that he hlm
i If thiniRht that the wt 'ithlna. waa
dlHholil'Ht.
It waa al the 1 1 In ma mine thai ' UaahliUflun. I'ep. il.-- loe the
John It. l-aon hiii John MiJx'n-'mumipoliMli aiteiii contain In ItneIC
nen. Int. or h adi'tH. Iiu.pci ted theithe aerda nf lla own iteeay ?
HOalr on thi- nrniHlon of I ha eom- I Tlml i in at lull roinmiwlniu r Juaeph
in II Ico n vIhIi In the alrtke ri'itliin i K. ialc. of the liui euu nf corpora -l.ii
Wedni-Hilay. jtl'ina. declared. In hla atiuual repm.
Mr Hvrnea then turned Ihe w llm aa '""le pihlle tuilay, a federal IniCa
over In I'. C.nligun, for Ihe trlk- linllnn now under way hopea v
Must Be Some Federal Bureau
for Investigation and Pub
licity Says Commissioner of
Corporations.
MONOPOLY SYSTEM
MAY DIG OWN GRAVE
l rif t'aar4 Wire iw fcreuing Herald.)
DI1ITISII LI0L1
COMMENCES
TO flOAiT
era. Pu tin flnnlly Hld that ome of
hla rompaiiiotiv had run awny from
fii-laaua, tlecliifc over the IiIIIh. ticraiiHe
they were afraid the aoldlera Would
nrr.Hi them If they tried to ae nut
thrnimh Ihe ante.
"I'n you know of anv ni' ii heing
liirmd hark hy the H .lilier?" Mheir efficiency and rrfurma, how
"No." ever, are to cumprlae the principal
The wltneaa wa iiicNtii.in i pharply work for Ihe romlnir year. The need
He to what he had heen told liv Huper- ol aome federal body for the purpomi
Intendent SnodarnHa before i.onilnn In nl InvfHtlKuttnn and puhllclty In I runt
Trinidad thla morning, hut atoutl" df . nlYilia, whether It he Ihe bureau of
unawor.
In a rex lew of a working iroram
for the bureau I'ommlHHlnner l)av le
pointa out thai ainil.' I loin an eco
! notnle atud) of the trunt iiieHtion. re
tail price maintenance la one of the
iiueatlona lo he taken up. Truata.
tiled that he had been Influenced.
While I'letrn Froln wiih lentlfylnK,
hla brother Vlttorln am' giilntinoo se
mone and I.eobarde Morellt. who were
guarded In an ante room by Herneant
at Anna Jakle. began In complain bit
terly of hunger. They told the aer
m mil at aritiK that ihev had had no
hreakfanl, and iiiuh( have Homething
til .'lit.
The aergeant al iirini luiHilly m nt
out for aomi food, and nlllcliited at
an Imiuov i'.ed hrcakfaHt-luncheoti,
with the three Italiana aa hla fcUrMn
When I'leirn came off the atand ho'
nna even hungrier than hla brother
and frlemlM. and Mr. .Iiikli gave him 1
what waa left of Ihe lunch provided
by Ihe I nlted Htalea hoiiav of repre
h ntatlven.
corporatlona aa now organlteil. or a
i oinmlHKlon as propoaed In the p.nd
Ing admlnlHtratlon Idlla In eongreaa.
'ommlaHloner Iavl''a emphaalxed.
In hla report he dlni unced the mo
nopoly iiueatlon al length, anylng In
pn rl .
"The queHiloti la whether the trust
form of organization la really rfft-
MmcK.
In purihaalng the plant of the
livening Herald Iho urcouiitK for ad
verlllng done prlnr lo Kehruary IMh
were not Included In the pun ham-,
but remain the properly of Ihe for
mer ow nera. In hi by them collected.
Account' for adverttHing done ainee
February Kith arc Ihe properly of
the new ownera and will he collected
hy the regular olllce folic nf the
Kv china Herald. All arcminta lor
hiilinj-HilU.., . whether accruing prior
lo or alnce February liilh. are the
property of the new ownera of tl'.a
Kvenlng Herald and will be culled for
by the regular collector.
TIM'S KVKNISil I! KHALI,
(leu. K. Valliaiit, Manager.
For a taxi, call 1I Maiiro. I'hono 17
von CASH.
IIN llw. hca tl.BU
IIH) IIm. ciirii fl.H
I IHI lit. (Nirn eliopa SI .H5
ria.iie HI; iHiy Iho driver. Man
aard Mills.
llcnry'a meaaengera. Phono
cli nt If ii be found Hint amuller
riuiipi't itivc unltH In luduatry ran
produce rommiidlllcH more rheaply,
or even iia cheaply a monopollHt lo
,1111 1 1. mid that they have other and
greater advantugca than thoae clalin-
d for the monopnllatle or truat aya
tem. then the problem la finally aet-
tied In favor of the competitive aya
Item, and the. chief argument fur the
! regulation of monopoly la deatroyed.
Thla la a aclenlllle uueatlon of fart,
and It la Ihe plan the bureau In
Inveatlgale thla guention
"While from a governmental point
of view there are varloua oIHM-ta of I
the trtiHt iiueatlon which are of groat
Importnnee, aueh aa Ihe relation of :
truata to popular government and
their effect on the am la I and eco
nomic cumlitlnha of labnr. there HTe
two anpei'tK of It which are peculiar
ly within the domain of the bureau.
namely, the effect upon the coat of
production and dlwlribulloo and the
el feci upon the price to the ron
aumer "It in r mlended by aome that with
Ihe Increnae in the alxe of Industrial
enterprlaea there goea a reduction In
ihe coat of extraction, manufacture,
nnd distribution, mid that aueh re
'diutlon In eoal la accompanied by
lower prices lo Ihe conHiimer and
does not Involve a reduction in wages
i r an linpairment of the conditions of
labor.
j "Kven If theae elalm were true
the question would atlll remain, of
course, whether the evil resulting
' from large eomblnatiniia would not
he greater than the alleged advant
ages of cheaper production and dis
tribution. II la contended, on th'
other hand, that the amirra and orl
gin of monopoly la found chiefly In
the desire to exploit the general pub
lic hv stock -Jobbing schemes for th
Immediate profit of the promoters.
or for the purpose of obtaining con
trol of the market and exacting un
duly high prices from the consumer.
I "Many large coinhlnntlona hava
failed and demonstrated their ero.
Tinomle Inefficiency. Combination!
X I which have obtained control of tha
market it la admitted. havt
profpered, but thla ta alleged to b
due to their monopnllatle position.
and not In superior efficiency. Ac
cording to those who hold (his view.
there la a point beyond which tha
increase In alxe of operations does
i.ot res,ull In an Increnae in economy
and efficiency, but rather In Insa ami
waste, so that Ihe maximum effi
ciency ia not attained by large com
binations, but Instead by concerns nf
moderate site. If thla latter conten
tion be true, then, us has been an Id,
the monopolistic system contains In
Itaelf the seeda of Its own decay.
"Again, some of those who dis
pute ihe superior efficiency of large
combinations contend that this claim
ia ma ile merely aa a blind for the
purpose of selling watered stock.
They aay that such organlxatloiii are
csta lil li-hcd for the purpose either of
getting control of the market and ex
acting exi easlve prices from con
sumers, or of Issuing large amounts
of watered stock for the purpose of
celling such stock to Ihe public. In
the first case. II la argued auth coin
lilnatUins are nol concerned with Ihi
promotion of greater efficiency but
merely with obtaining a monopoly,
in the second case they are chiefly
i cerned with aelllng the Block, and
as they can not claim lo Ihe general
public thai It has a great alue du
lo monopoly, they are obliged to fin I
another selling argument, namely,
superior efficiency.
"i if almost eiiusl Importance with
the determination of thla question of
comparative efficiency la that of the
prle policy of aueh targe Industrial
combinations aa have achieved a
substantial control of the market.
Ing and repairing at low IlThos who an.as thai imn imiua-
...ni rn,riiiH IT.llll I II IHirr
economy and efficiency In production
often overlook the equally Important
location whether or no they ahenrh
all Ihe lienefiia of such economlea la
increased profit without conceding
my share thereof to labor In higher
wages, or to consumers In relatively
lower prices or improved quality of
i"iw.. r.t.-. i ne ueterminaiinaj or .
- I the facta In respect lo thla question I
People Becoming Worked Up
to Point Where They Will
Demand Aggressive Atti
tude by John Bull in Mexico
TRAGEDY CREATES
A BIG SENSATION
fly Ijrad Wlm lo F. renins; Herald.
l-ondon. Feb. XI The British gov
ernment up to noon today had nol
taken action In regard tu the execu
tion at Juarea of William H. fleniofi,
the Hcotlish ranchmnn. beyond in
structing Hlr Cecil Hprlng-liU-e. Unt
il, h ambassador al Washington tu
obtain from Secretary llryan all pns
' slide Information on the affair. Al
III. ough the tragedy has created a
! sensation throughout the British
I Isles. It hits not nroused any dlspo
itlor on the part of responsible
, members of the British government
i to change their policy In regard to
Mexico.
There ia no concenlmenl of tha
fact, however, that murder of Hrli
Ish subjects In Mexico, unless fol
lowed by punishment of the murder
ers mid puyment of Indemnity. H
likely In arouse public opinion here
to the point where It will demnnd
that the British government take a
more aggressive Httlliide. In its of
filial altitude Great Britain Is look
ing to the I'nlted Wales government
to protect British subjects and has no
Idotibt that the I'nlted Hlales will do
itn best.
American Flag
Didn't Protect
Furniture
Coppe
M TtlMOHII.i: OMM.HK'
AShlM'l vriov
The fcalores whMi yisu any a
r sJusulil lut l iius'l
Milan rtMMi iiMidlUima are li
HKMt ixM'iieit', and llaTofnro
only hii Into lie lilgbext prbcil
cars. Tim isll and gasoline
niileagi togillicr with Im imIht
IlillUla lili'lilloiliM ale m 4 to ta
li mi lid In cars coaling than
'3.IMMI. ctiililliig ' It -: I lie
I I I Til." whli-li la pric.il al
tin. We admit that a rtia-tooM-e
disi-a Hot get luinfat cor
taliir linli-ea jour n'iUin'mens
art HM't.
lUf
Me Invlle peisH-i1lve
tiia-a-n. to Invi-MluMie.
I ira on ill-pla) al 22:1 W.
Central Ave.
(mice Mill V. t.ol.l Ave.
llmticM iHIt and SI J.
iu:o ai t .
OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
MONDAY, FEB. 23d
A thoroughly stocked
New and Second-Hand
Furniture Store.
Furniture bought, told &
exchanged. Expert pack
est prices.
era fuf.::ituee CO.
313 S. Second St.
r Mine Striker Testifies
Deputies Didn't Pay Any Atr
tention to Star Spangled
Banner.
Hy la-nacd Wire to FmiMf Herald.)
Hancock, Mich.. Feb. J. Kvlc.
Hons from houses of the Wiuoiiu Cup
per company wc'c des. nbed today by
strikers who appeared as witnesses
before the c ongreaaloiial Investigators.
1-oui agar testified that after no
tice hud been given the deputies cu un
to his home and moved his furniture
out. Ile aald he planted an American
flag on either side of the furniture,
thinking th,. deputiea would not dure
to move die furniture out of the art
Nevertheless the good were removed.
Theodore Bisnoiit HI, u widower with
four children, and Andrew Ivagus told
similar stories.
Brought to the copper country
from New York In work ua a al like
breaker In the Uuincy mine, John
Mlushl testified that ho was kept un
der guard at the hunk house when
he waa not working.
Judge. Advocate lienerul I'cpp. ami
Adjutant lieneral Vandercook arrived
today to repiesent Ihe militia when
chargea against members of the nu
tinnai guard are heard.
LAST HEARING IN
HARRY THAW'S CASE
CONCLUDED TODAY
(Dy Ijeaaod War to I. Train! Herald.)
Concord, N. H., Feb. rl. The last
hearing in the I nlted states court for
the district of New Hampshire. In the
case of Harry K- Thaw, concluded
today. William T. Jerome, spoke In
oiMrltl.in to Thaw's petition for a
writ of habeas cut pus and for admis
sion to bail.
Mr. Jerome asked for permission tcj
(lie uppleiui'iitry brleis and was
given ten duva lo do so. Thaw'a
counsel w ill reply ten days I hereafter.
Judge Aldrlch then will render his
decision.
Bending Judiie Aldrlch a decision
Thaw will remain here In the auii.
ciisioily HB for the past aix montlia.
The new bnefN will have to do with
Ihe question of the absolute or dis
cretionary right of Thaw to hail, and
whether he has loat that right 'J
electing tu use the process of habeas
corpus.
ff
SACRAMENTO, NEW
GUNBOAT LAUNCHED
AT CRAMP SHIPYARD
(Hy Iaaacd W ire lo Fveiiins Herald )
I'hiludf Iphia, Feb. 21. The gun
boat Hucramento was launched from
Ihe Cramp shipvard today. The new
adldtlon to Ihe navy waa christened
by Miss Bhoeli,. Brlgga, daughter ol
lr. Kllory Brigga. of Hacramento,
Cul., ihe chami.aane she aiiluslied
against the ships prow being Ihe
product of the Sacramento valley.
Ihe Kacrumentu ta 2i feel II Inches
long iter cuniiact cnila for a siiwd
of 11 knots an hour. The armament
consists of three 1-inch rapid fire
guna. two 3-pound and two 1-pound
rapid fire guna and machine and Held I
guna. The ship will carry a crew ul
150 officers utid men.
Tree o i, I... KwIl I'ear. PI mo.
Apricot, fluliiiw. ClM-rrf. Chcatuui.
Walnut, Hickory Nut, IViau.
Iihh t.raia.. ( nrraut. (MaeM-ta-rr.
lUsplserry. Illai khrrry.
All front, Mark's .sor. I'rb-ea
low. radii In any anoMinl, hh or
nw.ra. L W. I I F.
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V V JrLUrUL
Watch the Newspapers and
Our Windows for Opening
Date of the Selling Sensa
tion of the Year.
WOMR VALUES
rAii MiliUuiy IT MiivblLu
EVERWHERE YOU WANDER
IN THIS GREAT STORE
THE LOWNESS OF THE PRICINGS
WILL MAKE YOU WONDER MORE
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