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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., SATURDAY. JUNE 13, 1914.
inawnmnHraiMai
FIFTH DUNK GOES E.
tiwirnnnmrs
258BHC
MARCUS P. SAWTELLE
ur
Oeneral Contractor
.Porch Shade
Office & Carpenter Shop
THE OLD DAYS
211 Weit Gold
s
RECALLS
DOMLOfU
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1 1 ni TrirkMo I
PURE ICE CREAM
611 E. Central Phone 507
COLONEL REFUSES
TO TALK POLITICS
II
EXPLOSO
AT WHITE OAKS
Former Senator Said to Face Novelist Wrote "Heart's De-
Physical Collapse as Result
of Disclosures of Past Twenty-Four
Hours.
OF ANY IJATIO
Roosevelt, in London Today
Sayi His Visit is Purely
Scientific ar 1 Social and In
terviewers Lose Heart.
(I'T )4mJ Wire o l -nlnt Herald
In' K, .In ni- 13 A IKUl I'd M K
.." losed imlav bv lf stala bunk
v iiiiuiit III i nlHni In. li with (III dl-
ii.min- of n million in ili. Iji ."alle
Hin-ct Ti'ixi mill s.ihik bank. Tin"
bank. I In' 1 14 r I ! ft K i'f i iiIiiiih'I, ii' -
sire" Around Lincoln Coun
ty Town. Here with New
Director of National Parks.
Kin.
ii M'.'iiili, iiimli"! ami mag-
..nk i kji iiiier. ..in
r what ttrip km. uii
if l.i.i urn I'M utnluv
( lly I .eased nire to fCvrttlng Herald. 1
London. June 11 Col. Theodore
lln.niev ell arrived In London from the
continent y. accompanied by
Mm. Nli hnlaa l-ons-worth and Phillip
J. ltoi.fi.' i-lt. Km cousin-
Am' a lor V Iter Hine Page wit
w.n . . Ihi iti.in. With Kl in
were '. memi. - f the embuasy
fluff, l.l.'ui. ( nl. ' thnr llMmlltun
I.e.' f..riinT J li it ii- ) inlllliry attache
ul U'n-liii.Ktiiii nnil iinw Cnnaerva
ti' - nirmliff nf parliament, It. New
tun Crane nf the American Society
In l.nml'.n, ii ml a numkr of other
Americana.
"My viBlt to England In purely
n lul ii nil scientific nnr. I have
come here to l- t ii ro before tin- ltol
llrogrnphlcal Society im Ihf subject
of mv discoveries unit adventures In
llrnxtl nml iiUn to meet friends.
Will lint discus politics, either Amer
ican, Fnglish ur French."
This kiii thr reply of Colonel
Ttnnsevelt i' . bombardment nf uucs
tn.im frmn n score nf newspupcr mrn
fur whom hi. Ik-I.I im mfurmul re !
linn at I.li'ut. i.'nl. Lee's London r-Idem.
PRESIDENT JOINS
WITH "OLD GRADS" IN
PRINCETON RE-UNION
in liraard Wlr U Xvaxitne Herat
Princeton, N. J.. June 13. Wood
row Wllmm, Princeton '7. quit being
prcaldnnt of the I'nlled Ktatea fw a
linrt while today ami became sit, i'ly
an "'nl. I grail" The occasion wu
the annual Alumni day celebration of
Mi university.
The president arrivedahnrtly after
nuini Indny and wan greeted by a
huge crowd of alumni und under
graduate. The executive mi l at
the elutlnn by A. W. Halrcy nf Ni
York, liicaidcnt nf the class nf "it.
Hi. in slapped on Ihf buck and htir.
iumI n limit )uat aa thnuKh hi wire an
ordinary rillifn Ah Bonn iib Ihf
liKHKl.-iit nrrlvi'd at '? hull ho wtia
Bhown uBtnin. wluTf u liuffpt
luncheon wna rwrvfi). Aflr tlir
linn hi'nn I hi. m In tii I ui i. i.i- u
niHK.d fid thn I'nllfKn niiiiipua.
The irpBlili'iit man h. il in I hi' Iuih.-.
bull fl,i with tlluUBiimlii nf nllier
Kradiin'iiB. Ilr nlkfil l.f.Wf-.n nnl
IttieH nf I'rlnri-toii m) tnifil hiKiTN. w In
rlirrrril him.
An 1Kb nirnl Blnrlfil I W Mil
iar nf riilliiilillililii, i. ni or the iniir
bIiiiIb nf '7 ilHa. Blmiiti-d to the
prBmJfiii "Krt-p niip thi-n-, Tom
my." "fVrtnlnlv, I'll nlu-y nrilrra." r
plifd tln .remilent
WIiIIb th nuniB itb wnrniini up
rlnaa aft-r tIiibb marohrd In front of
Iht. primji-iii BBvtmu and cheirfd
WmsIiouIh Tin I i Ilii1liittn.
Iiu.r. Juiir II. ItcporiB ri-ii'lvvd
hi Imlav by the IikiiI nftlri-B nf the
'il( mo. llurlliiKtnn und gulmy rail
road Indliai Bfrn.iiB wuBhmiiH JubI
Bt of the t'nloriiilii Bliili- lliif, near
Siratton. Ij. hb a ri-Biilt of a heavy
I'li.ii.H.lirm lam n. Kilt. WeBlbolllid
irHfllc la B.Mil t he Indefinitely delayed
the
! K Sin fe. trnrflf ninnnxer for
I.. 11. I ' i.t id .holes-lie hnilxe
dill leave I Inn evimnic fr the I'a-
itir ioumi for hi mii'.iiii.ii
A Real
Bargain
Dining Room Suite in Early
English cf Solid Quartered
Oak, consisting1 of
Buffet is ".!
China Closet J -
Dining Table ' .
Six Dii;::ig Chain . ;
Serving: Table , .v
All for $140.00. ' J -
We are offering: this real
barg-ain for $10 down and
$2.5Q a week.
See our Show Window. ','
Strong Bros.
; 2ND AND COPPER .
"l illnR to I he
pleleB I It,' l lliilli
hb ihe Birirm
lu.lillB III IlliaUn
To bunk ix iiiiiiier" from Hie Binie
aiiililot a i if 11. e in in iiik' ii I.I iiiilu-'l
li.ilnv (ii iikbikI In Hie exiiimtiiil imii !
Ille fl'e llllllllB HUM- In the Blllle l.atik
lOK fti'iiailment h IiiiiiiIh.
Will... m 1. 1. rimer, pripubnt of the
I Jl Halle Street hank. WIib B'll.l In be
iieni a .lirl. nl i .ila.ii.' r r. mi the)
el nil n nf il. i'l.i.ini nl... nf the In hi '
iweiily-foiir heiim.
The bank I'kfitninei b wnt ked Hlenil
HV oil the bonkB nf the I. a Sn He
street bank, Ihe llmuil w.i v .luie
bank, the 1 1 li min Male bank. the
Ahl..n.l Tuelllh Slate hunk and the
Stale Hank of ('aliimet.
Approximately 1 4.I1111I.I11111 t,f ile
poBlta are tied up In Ihe Male run
trolled ItlBtlltltlonB
Hinre nf rblblren tml.iy beBieaed
the finite ltari': nf f'nliimet with
hiinkhnnka In .mil. neekiiiK money
bnh they bad depimlli'd for a
I'hrlBlnuiB fund. They ir. ..). I about
Ihe ilimra, but could iml K'l their
timney.
An erhn of the rlolnr of the I.11
Hulle Ktreet TriiBl nml HiivIukb bank
heard In the federal four! today
when a rereixr wan uppnlnted Tor
Ihe SoulhWeBl SavltiRB hank, nwned
b t.oolB J. Kreji I The private bank
er had 14. mill depoBited in I be li
Jalle Street bank and when he heard
the bank wkb i lom-.l he BiiKpended
buvlm'BB. Knjil. however, deelured
he bail Hiiflirient tnenna to meet Ihe
leliiumlB of hlB depoBitorB.
BUSINESS f3e
COLLEGE ITEMS
Tile auinmtr term openud Mondiy
with a large reglatntiiun. Tbu at
tendance thla Buminer U the laricil
In the biBlnry of the aehonl, and mv
rl more expert to enter Boon
Mim ill . flindH, now employed in
tb ortli .upnriiitandviit If. K. Mtinu
niera at Man Mnn ial, vlaiied reiutivu
and frleml. t.. AHm.Uer.U l.ist Sun
day. Van lt-H!.il left TueBilay lor Santa
Ka where he will ai-rept 11 pOBltlnn .1
bookke. p. r for K. I'hlli Ider.
Ariii.iKeiiientB ur,. beinit mule l..r
Ihe blK bixiIi iiiiniial A. II. t. pi. nlc
July till HhK'll 'l oinixeB to lie "111"
hiXKfl eer." I'ri-w-iu ami former
ktiidetilM are utiil to atleml ami
ibould nollly the t otiiitiliti e em it
ThoB. In eharKe of arraiiKetni HlB uri-:
MiBBen Jemlitiu lioiin. Mertie lllar,
.Maude Webb. .Munii A If. Itlehl, I'aul
lii.yne, mid K Newman.
ilnh Wlllley, now em pn l-il i.l Ille
forewtry Bervb'e ut KliiKHaff. Anx.,
will a to fiiendB I bat ihe hen! vime
h.iBn'i even made an ImpreBBion ai
H
ti in HorKetleld, lln left Iiibi week
for ' !UbIom( where he is employed u
Ii- Sniila wrlte that he likes hit
Work and Ib ilelllnit 1, Ioiik Well.
"hu. Il'im lii-t! Penan work In ine
loral foieairy oltnex loilay.
The 1 iibI'.iii nf IiiiMiik rei itatlnn nf
Ihe f 'lenoon only )h neiiiK pur-iuei
attain Ihlt year ami ib very popiilai'.
KenBlona are held from K in 1.' l-:-n-InK
b. Iinnl held llileo tnuen 11 wem
niilinuea all Biiininer.
urine wiiti't. wiib piiBM-tiKer mi tna
Weil l.'.'ili.l l ulilolliui limileil IbiB
IIO'llliliK He IB aalbellllK IlialirUi
tor m ti rii'i of nrtii lea mi the iiulmii
11 1 paik Inr an eiiHl-rn liiikuxui-
Mil lloiiiih ib wnh the autli.il, ami
will uiiompaiiy bun nn iiib tripa I11
the paikB. There are 11 d'ni'ii na
tional parks iilloRvlher. und Mr.
HnuKh Bald thla mnrmiiK that he
IhoiiKbl II WiiN the lil-l time Hlinne
had vet nut In ' do" them uil nil one
lour. 'U the way Weal the HouahB
will Blnp at the (iruml I'anynn, which
In what Ib knuwn ub a national inoii
utneiil, and not a park.
Traelitm weNtwatd with Mr. and
Mm. II. .null la the newly appointed
illrertor nf national parka. Mark Iian
lelB Mr I i.i riu Im Ib leluriimu to hi
home in Itelkelet. i al. niut Inn fr(
ufll' Ial trip to VN HBbiiiiili.ii.
Mr. IhimelB Bull! Iiib winter head
ipiartera would be In WuBbiimtoii. He
pliuiH to Bpenil three moiithn at th
nuti.'iiMl eapitnl. The other nln
monihB of the year hla hr.nl'iunrler.
will be ut his nfllres In San Kraii
cIbi o. where he ptai tiiea law.
Mr. lloiiKh Ib not u MtrauKer to lhl
part of Ihe miliary. Me prmtiied
law In Wlilie 1 inks, l.ltx'oln rniint,
In lxl.
"1 wrnle my atory. "llenrt's I'e
hire.' urotind White iiaks," bui.I Mr
HoUKh thla inorninR. "Twentv yearn
after I left White uk I went Im
there and found the ihuruiler In Ibv
bonk nt the Btalion waltlna for m
The people Mere JubI the aaine, only
more ho."
Mr. Iloiixh'a . pteBent home ib In
I "In, n Do. He la noted as a traveler, at
well as a writer. He traveled nil
nii'f the wildest nil t ion of the weal
and in Ihe winter of IS!'-', be explored
the Vi lli WKtnne I'ark, traveliiiB on
akia. The art of rniiKiem. pi..!f..tl"if
the park buff a In was doe tn this trip
Mr. Hon ah la the author of The
StiriKinK Mouse Stories ll'.r, 1. The
Story of the Cowboy HXUTi; The iii
at ine Halwuy lloiiBe f I MI I ; The
MInbibbIppI Hubble (1H(i2i; The Way
nf the West tl3): The Law of the
Land lU4i; Heart's lrsire I lull. I
The Klna t 'lee Whlx ll'.iiHi; The
Slory ol the outlaw (limit; The
Way of n Man tlHuTl: Klfty-four
Forty or Fight tlmm); The Sowina
1U0 1 : The VotiiiK Alaakans (IMI'U
The I'ur. hae price I mil: The
Young Alimkans mi the Trail I D 1 I )
and of many short stories published
In the muKiixlties
JESUIT TELLS HOW
GEN. VILLA HELD
HIM FOR RANSOM
SEBB GETS CHANGE
OP VENUE
DUE SUIT
li
Victor American Fuel Compa
ny Vainly Resist! Motion of
Four Jesuit falher-t who were
among the prlest expelled frum Hal
l:llo by Mineral Villa were visitors ul
the rectory of the. Church of the Im
in. 1 ul. 11- t'lincepiinn oyer nntht Thy
arrived here In t night from Kl I'asii.
mid were welcomed by Km her Mnn-
bilarl, nf the Inriil ihurch. They are
Father Piihiirdo. Father Menilen.
Father lnn and F.ilher M.icias.
In Bpei.king nf hla experl-niea at
.'-allillo. Father I'b hardo said Ihe
.lemma were sumnioned nefoie 'l'l 1
lite day after the capture nf the t"W1
and ordered to pnv 1 1 'i.ooti. Katner
I'll hurilo said, anil were held pris
oners in Villa's house unlit May '!'
That night, aald the father. Ihey we-e
taken to a deserted house and sub
jected to Ihe ordeal of a mlmb' ex
ecution. One by one they were taken
Into 11 room und faced hy a Soldier
with rllle or revolver In hand. A sht
was llred over their hends.
They were sent to Torreon in n
stock r.ir. and fmm Torreon were
taken In Chihuahua, and 1 hence to 1)1
Paso.
Father Pichnrdu left today for Trin
idad and Father Mendex for La
Vi g is. The nlherB will remain here.
ItawlWMM 'iiihbI Cured
by locul appll. utli.ns, as Ihey ciinnol
leach the dlNeased portion of Ihe i.ir.
There la only one way to cure deit
lu hb, and that ia by cohhUi titi"n..l
leiiediea. tieafneai, Is raused tty mi
iiillained t'ondillon of the mucuiia I i . -Im
of the Kiistuihian Tube. .Wh -n
thin tune la Intlammed you have a
rumbling aoiind or Imperfect bearing,
and w hen It la entirely cloned, I leaf
nesa la Ihe result, und unless the In-
I Humiliation can be taken out und Una
lube restored to Its normal condition,
blaring will be destroyed forever, nine
Plnintiff'a rnnnl Niflr cases nut of ten are catiNed by Catarrh,
ur - TV . J - XT fr I I
iUCU ACIUCU H ItCW 1I1U1.
Overruling nbji' llon by the d. ieml-
atils. Jinliie Itayuolds in the district
court thla allerimnn granted a ilmiur
o venue Irmn McKinle coumy t"
liertialillu county I t the aae of Krantj
Seiit, against Ihe Victor Ainrriin
Fuel company. Si bb is suing f if 1
ta.OVU ditmiigea for injuries alleged I 1
h;ive been au'iulned In 11 ruve-in it
a tnbann mine. I
The motion for u (liKlig,. of vinil"
was made by Attorney Harold H Jam.
laun of the firm of Vigil Jamison.'
cuunael for Sel.b Cmuisel for the
Company resisted the change by brief.
Sebb alleges In his cnniplaint t I1.1t
he wua taken from his regular woig
and UBslaiird to the a ene of the cave
In after he had protested. A cave-In
irevloua tn that made him fear the
work would be dungeroua.
Tba case will be tried at the fall
term of court here.
Thv motion nf Nick Mai for a new
trial Ih hla case against the city fVf
rompenaalion for damage done by the
abutting down of Harvlaa ditch waa
denied, and judgment fur 14,614, In
nci-ordam r with the Verdict of the
Jurv. was 1 rdered l.xirpm.ii to the
ilrmsl waa lild. I
which la nothing but an In Hani me I
condition of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred liollara
for any case nf lieafnesa (caused ny
lalarrhl thai cannot be cured by
II, .11 s Catarrh Cure. He ml Inr cir
cilliira, flee.
M J. I'll F.N' FY CO , Tnlcd. 1, Ohln.
Hold by lirugglsta,
Take 11 ill's Family Pill for cnsil.
I .itmn.
Itching. bleeding protr u.llng "r
blind piles have Icliled to 1 loan's
iinliuent. Lur at all stnres.
at Reduced Prices
Make your porch cool and pleasant during the
summer months by using our Superior Quality of
Shad:s. Something different and entirely satisfac
tory. Let us show them to you and quote you un
Usual prices for this quality.
GEO. C. SCHEER
Furniture Company
, 314-316 South Second Street.
Vv "W aaWjaxxsa -TA b 8 ft
r JSfeat Lakes
1 1 j 1
V n
F-
aty-y,. . - a
i"liirnK i lilt .'airway to
the Like nyimi. J'nnii wrv
ntiliitti nioit. of tlm iiiiiHirlatit
wnlcr trip). Vmi run make n cir
cle nf tlit irrnt Jikct rt-siirlH, in
uliiiK tine nf WiKiiii.sin, N'tIImtii
ii iiiifuii, nml Ci'uruiiiii J!.iy. 'I'lu-n
vit ItiiiTulo niul NiaKitrn Kails, tli"
rk.Hltin'!! nf N'W KiikI:iikI nml tilt
limiidai'kf ot Nt'W York, wild n f. w
iivm Mt nt Atlantic 'it v. Tin- low
summer tourist fares -m t In? Sunt a F-
liriiif? this trip w ithin the n-iu h of till.
I lisyeaomeitilrn'slingilluxlrnte.1 travel
Ksiaa for you. ami will be g;lail to furnish
sample itinerary.
IlemenilM-r tliat twst aj-rvicr to lii
rngn, Ihe (ireat
Ijikcs giit-wsy,
is via tin- Ssula
Ye.
J. JOHNSON,
Agent
tap
LOSS AT HILLSBORQ
NOTSO HEAVY AS
LOOKED FOR
Actual Damage to Town Now
Thought to be Under Tifty
Thousand Dollars. Five
Destitute Families Bein?
Cared For.
KKi1al IMsMtili lo TIm Herald.)
Ilillsboro, V M., by courier to Uik
Valley, June 1.1. Investigation ycaier
day and today indicates that Ihe finan
cial loaa through Wednesday flood
will not be Bo great aa had been feared
and will fall ihlefly tin the liuslni
men of the ..n. It will be leaa than
lifty thoiiHiilid and Ihe IhbI rail main
today places Ihe actual damage '
MS. mm. Thomas Murphy waa the on:v
piDnll drowiied. The body of the old
pioneer was found three miles below
town In ihe bug canyon. Ill t y fee,
above low water line, which Indicates
something nf th violence of Ihe Hood.
Flv leBtitnti. l.imiliea are being cared
for hnd no ontil.le assistance wlU Dc
reiulred. Adobe huuaes ike that of
W. H. Hucber s suffered most severely.
It la not knowr: what Ihe losses will n
to garden crops anil m-arbv rancher,
bill I lit-n may prove quite heavy.
CORPUS CHRISTI DAY
CELEBRATED IN SANTA 1-2
(Kxa'ial llsatii lo Tlin lli-rahl.)
Hantn Fe. N M , July IS The Cor
pus t hrii.il festlvul will be celeurated
here tninorrn.v ilh the usual elabor
ate eremnules. The annual Bail"
will lake place In the nminln and
several hundred are expected In par
ticipate. Kay ItnniU Are Fine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. tl. Cage of Houston.
MiiMnaisiusaa.
Gold Medal Flour
Eventually-- W hy Not Now?
THE JAFFA GROCERY CO.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
m
s
Mm i -
Texas, lranwonllniii.nl tourlsta. a
rived here today from plmenlx, all
a four duvs' run, very enthusiasm
over the cntidilion of the roads all tin
way along the line Mr Cage wv
the only bad piece nf road encnunier.
ed waa Sail feet of sand near Q'ic.
iit.ido, Hocorro county, which Bonn tn
to be rated for ny the stale liighvi'iv
engineers Mr. and Mrn. Cage ixpe I
In go lo AlbiiiieriUe. the pel rill."!
forest and llrand Canyon The
t.iiased twetvv tranM'-otitlnenlal caia n
the way from Phoenix.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KMPIjOYMKN'T WANTKH persona
having employment of any kind for
students pleas,, notify the I'nlversiiv
of New Mexico. Call Phone Kr.u -ir
drop card to President David It Ib.yd.
NOTICE.
We, the organised bodies of lb.'
I iillding trade department of Alui
luerqun, wish lo give to Ihe business
men of Alliuriur.rqun the numea of Ihe
cnnlructora who unplny only orgatiir.
ed labor.
( arMiiUT 'nirartra.
V., A. tiertig.
W. llesielden,
J. W. M. CJuade.
J. A. Harbin tk Poll,
A V. Ilayden,
I.yoD aV Axlell,
W. K. Morrison,
M P. Sawlelle,
Fd Kniirnelle.
A. C llnllis.
Frank Ackerman,
II P. Muhn,
Albi.rt Forlney.
Plumla-r Contractors.
Ileeman or Aytra,
W hitney Co.,
Hanllary H. or P Co.,
(lux Hta.blin,
J. A. Hiruimpilat,
Dunbar V Keauilinmp.
Creacent Hardware Co.
Ilrl k ( ootraitnra.
Fd l mbke.
Anion nson.
paliiiitig oiiira. tiMra.
XV. L. McDonald,
A. Cliauvin,
C. K. guler,
C. C. Noiieman,
llomero Ad ricn Co.,
V. Iliuaey,
F. 7m mora,
Fflix li Ulnsal,
T. M. Dclalmydn,
It. L. Aaron.
llMtc iMilractora.
Ham Wagner,
Hurry Kudue.
Mimhr Masan OHitraitora,
Julius Johnson,
M He Tulllu,
X. Uainno.
r listrbwl font rax torn.
Naah Kiectrlcal Co,
Arnu lluning,
Joe l4. F.dinondann
We palrnnlxB those who palron!'
ua.
(Mlgned) J AH. J. ViTAW.
relary Keiullva Hoard OrgaiiUvd
Labor.
and More Silks
at:
The buying of Silks, unprecedented though it
has been all this season, bids fair to be outdone by
the activity which will prevail now.
By a special purchase we are able to offer you,
all new patterns and quality
For all Next Week at 79c
These Silks are regular $1.25 and $1.50 values,
and are either plain or the new flowered effect and
stripes in beautiful color combinations.
Beginning Monday, Tune 15th, and continuing
all week, these $1.25 and $1.50 values for
?9c Yo.
Women's Hand Bags
at Special Prices
Including the New Moire Silk Bags, and our entire
line of Leather Bags.
Phbnognxph Concert
TONIGHT- THIRD FLOOR
PROGRAM
Music Store Echoes Prince'i Orchestra
Hesitate Me Around, Bill Collins and Harlan
the Gypsy . . .Berkes Bela Orchestra
Leezee Lindsay Margaret Woodrow Wilson
The Kissing Cup Prince'i Band
Lei Rameaux-The Palms Enrico Caruso
Meditation from Thais Violin SjIo
I Hear You Calling Me Lucrezia Bori
Madrigale Violin Solo Jules Falk
Dream Girl 0'Mine Reed Miller
H;'d Have to Get Under . . . .Victor Military Band
Rosenwald's
Where Quality Meets Price
J,