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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M TUESDAY. JUNE 23! 1914.
TWO
MARCUS F, SAWTELLE
General Contractor
Office & Carpenter Shop
211 West Gold
e(le lined fur Sain,
c
M7M
ECONOMY
and MASON
FRUIT JARS
Preserving
Kettles
Raabe & Mauger
113-117 Ninth I IrM Wnt
urn index tin. report, "how ran they
(.,. expected t(l m uni. kin that app it
nf Independence no caaentinl to the
Juki u 'I in in intra I Ion of tlx- law?
"Thi. day will ronii. when Judge
Hpecr wilt on rriiicmlictcd with pride
l Hi.' people of licorgia, not ii'ily for
hla ability ami Integrity, lint eapei Hil
ly for what Mr. Wimbcrly called hi
iiiiiny beautiful act of mercy to thu
poor and npprcsaeil.
OFFICERS AND IN
OF UTAH GET 30
BUYS LEAVE
Big Battleship Ties up in Navy
Yard for Three Month'
Overhauling; Jackies See
New York City.
ll Irf-awtt Wire) lo Kvriilnf HeralnVI
New Yuk, Jiiiii. 'illl'im nml
nun i.l tin- iiulilt'Khip I'tnli. miiiImiiiiI
by tin ii Pool may in Mi c .in waters,
iittrii' ti'il into Ii aticnimu on the
miiiK L.ilat The I'tiih united off
.latcn ImI.iiiiI IllM Ii i K ll t ami waa pic
pa nil to Hi' up toilay at the NW
Yoik ti.it v ard tor a th.ee month
overhauling rjich oftb cr nml man
will K't a month's leute to lotripcn
eate for not lint Inn t . J- ! n lmtf
leave aim e the I'tah left New Yolk
six month ago.
The .Kid nun on adore Irate toilay
appeared to l in tin' heat of liraltti
and ex icaii plinmno at being alilo
to iki a i ihf lo ut at Vera Crux,
wdi-n orilria ttiK' ihim'i in April Si
to orrtipy Vera I'rui lln I'tah hal
tallon took, posse a.-inn ot tlie t-iiatiitn
house. Ida poaitifllcc nml rnlile anil
telcgrnph offices it nil tde no'ii weie In
the tdli -deal of Ida fighting, during
tin' ilay an. I night if the l.imluiK Hie
I tad loat two mi l, killed and ten
wounded
MISSOURI WOULD CLAIM FABLED QUIVIRA:
THEORIES OF VARIOUS HISTORIANS DISCUSSED
OEVELOPilfIT OF
GIG TRACT 15
KICKAPOO
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ASSURED
STRANDED
Migrated to Old Mexico from
Oklahoma; Property Confis
cated and They Ask Aid of
Uncle Sam.
Ily IMunhI Wire to fCvi'uliiit Herald.
l.utlle 1'aaa, Texas, Juno 23.
Forced to leava Mexico, lin y claim,
4'inauae their property ni confiacul
ed ii nd thulr elock stolen, acve!iiy-fnM
Knkapoo Indiana, vtdo mlmuied tu
thu southern republic, (mm Oklahoma
several year ami. today .no en
camped at the army po bete a 'Wilt
ing aid troni the lulled m Ai. t gov
ernment. ' TJlrf 'InTlTans rrokAcM" I Ifil
Km lirando yesterday. What dmpo.l
lion will Im ntado 'f them liaa not
been determined.
Final Papers Filed in Sale of
J. D. Hand's Interest in Ten
Lakes Land to Illinois Capitalists.
(pedal ntaaalek la r.vaklaa Iter, la
ha HI. t Fc, N. M, June 24. Filing
here today of thu final papers In tho
sale of thu J. II. Hand IntereatH hi th,.
Ten lukea company, to I he Shi ll.il.ar.
ker Interests of fie Kalli. III., la bj
llevt'd to mean thu Immediate devel
opment or 63,unn acres of land In
A ora and Han Miguel counties. The
ribelluhurgcrs me burned wire inaau-
fin till ere and It la under! I will at
oih lo am thu work of preparing
llii'lr land holilinita lor I'oloniiialioii.
A a result of the deul, Income piop
erly in t'hlrako, and i tn.li it y mi iiis
4'Lillm aia euxMauli l vH.'a,i(a r,
taken over by Mr. llan.l and aaaj
( iatei.
1i II War Veteran lli.
Ktutlliokin, I'll., June 1M f.tpt J.
VV. IIi.ih, eommandi-r of the Nuntv
aixth I't niiN) Ivar.ia oluiiii i rn iliii i-K
the Civil war, dud lure today h'ol
Iowiiik the aaaaaxinatlon of I ' 1 1-1 'I. n I
Lincoln, lluaa, who hot,, a nmkinit
teaemolaiK-e to J Wilkin llooth. ttli'l,.
oa hla way to the fli arflilil oil M--lilon
in I'eiimit h aiil, i waa iirii Kti d y
tlonpa, who had hard olk pretelil
ing a mod from hananiK dun.
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lankina toiruniMee rontinned
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Koitiiin relatloiia lommltlea
rontiini.il romtiilerution of Ida
N.j.ui.muan treaty.
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Tlit, Kernalillo Count Te.ither
I II f I : u 1 n piiilalll today una fialliri'd
by un adiieaa lit Mii Manuette Mv
m. .tale aupei inieriileul i.t industrial
eilufxiiion, on "ImliiMiiiak VVuik," and
an adiiteit liy 1'iuf. c. K llodul'i.
dean of te I'nlteralty of New Mil
iro n "Iti-mot Iiik l.liiiit.iilo-i. " Until
utldreaMi-a were IntereMtinir and Innior
Ing, i'lano aoloa dy Mim lleatilie
Ann I Jo and Miaa lalliu iutnfon ant
a ot al aoto oy Maa ti"irl Hi-eri
mad up the other aocial ftalutea ol
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' Iteainic, Kiialaiid, June 'it An un
eHploded doinb Waa found today In
the orthay of Ihs Church of Ht
Mary th Ymin, apparently lu ed
there dy militant auff ragettea. Th
niaidlne eonaiated of a tin fan full
of etploaitea. with a fuaa attached.
The fuae had beta 1 IK tiled but toad
Ron out.
H.
Ii. Moora, A (turner. Cromwall
M) 8 tui BW 111.
A and r in Itie Katiaa" CHv Tim"i.
of June JO. ilne-uani-n Intereat Inalv th
loiuilon of th,. mtHiirioim land ot
WulMra. lona i l.nmi d dy New Men
en. and llliili.il'. Idtl Miiaoiiri, iind
(her atatel within tin- pwIiik or a I'U
! l- of aoiithnext ti-rritoty date a
fmr ilaim to the fabled apol Theor
ler of rloiii h'rloriana are iliai-UMi-d
and roiiiiaHied Col. It K. T t' dt II
and I,. Uridford I'rlnee. eminent New
Minl-i. hmtoriMtia. ara (iiioted In t"e
i Hi. In pui. lulled 1:1 tha Timtn, whhti
folloAK
Hmnewhern in the great tentlal
l'lltltli of the l ulled Htateit, three hH'l
ill. t unil unit Hi let' yeara a no tbi
Mi'iimer, an adti ninrou hpaiili-h i
plonr, with ilii'ty-ttlt eomiuinloiis
a an. d ri ll -i aean h of a ni nierloiin
I in 1 of quit Ira llixoriana of alx "t
Hi,, modern aia'ea of the nation date
aoiiKht ami e lo prot,. tdal the golden
illy thHt lured Ion Kranilato Van
iuix Ofc Coronado from the luxury ol
Mexiro waa alumted within their pn -e-it
iiorder. Now. It appeura, all ol
them may de In error, and whnlev r
honor they may he in beinu the i'e
of the fabled (Jilltir may belong In
ViKnoiirl, whoae writera hae made
littd. effort to loiate tdu land within
lt bnrdera.
Coronado begun hla marrh at Com
poalella, Mexu o. In Kebruary, IMO.
barely a half etmliiry alter Columlma
ded firal aigdted the ahiea of Vmer-
lia. After many vleiaaitudea hla 'X
pedition reaehed Tiaeux, a point "n
the Itio tSrunde near the preaent town I
of llernnlillo. N. M, and apent the!
winter thera. Iliatoriana have bee-ij
ablu to make a fairly an urate map of
thia pari of the explorer'a Journ.-y
:ui four daya after leaving Tigeuxi
Coioliiiiln entered a land never ueforu
Malttd by Kuropean. , and the direc
tion of his travela from dut point
duvc heroine iilmoat a mooted riiiea-
tion. It in poiwlble that even yet aome
excavation of arma or aoeoutermentx
of the period of hla exploration may
prove definitely wheiher he found
gulvlra In Kanaaa. Nebraska, klu
dnma, Arkiinaaa, Colorado, New Mex-
ito or Min-oiirl.
All nioili rn apei'Ulatlon on the expe- I
tlitlon l baed tin five wrltlnga. Cor-1
onadn'a d ttera to Viceroy Mendoxa ol I
Mexlfn and the king, a lion by Cai't j
Juan Jarainillo, another by Hon Ped
ro Cuatenedn and two anonvnioua
publii-atioia printed eon after the
Journev, the "Itelaclon del Suce''
and "lt.-lai-Un Poatrera Ie Hivola. '
Jaramilln and Caateneda were offl
rlala under Coronado. The two nn
miymoua reeorda prolmlily weie writ
ten by hlatorlana of the period after
lilerviewa with memoera of the e
peditlon. The man li from Tlauex oegan April
S3, K.41. In four daya the army ar
rived at Clruye, an Indian village on
the Petoa river. Thla plate hua been
well eatablmded by A. K. P.andoln-r.
who aaya In hla lillded Men" that
CiiHianedii deatrlbed the village go
well that when he waa there In lSu
the meamirernenN he made compared,
accurately wild tdona made dy Ide old
i'.panlah goMltr Thla polnf la aiao
important deraiiae It polnta tu accur
acy In Cantaneda'a writing. From
Cleui. Jaramlllo, who waa an army
officer and therefore uaed to com
luting dlataiuea and direi liona ol
march, aaya Idey went "tdree da-a
raider to the northeaal.'- Caataneda
aiiriea. anting thai on the fourth d ty
Kiev roa. ni'd a river which waa too
A... p lo ford. A majority of huor
i.nia agrei. lhat Ihia waa the Canadian.
The "llelacion del Huceao" aaya. how
eter. thai (he march waa aoutheaat.
which retord la uaed lo ahaw l
Qulvira inuxt hao been In Arkaliaaa
or Oklahoma.
It ia certain lhat alter Ihlriy-mx or
llilrty-aevi n daya t'ororiadu became
worried ovi r da failure to find Ijulv
II a. A coimullatlon of caplama w-l-i-a'ied.
It waa decided to acini iiiohI
of the army d.nk to Tlguex wdid
Coronado with tdirty fool aoldiera and
alx cavalry pushed further Inio lr
;laina. Thla point haa been located
by hlatorlana all the way Imm loin
hundred lo eight hundred mile Horn
Tigeiix and In till direitioiia trom
noiilheaat to norldenHt. A 4a'-inilc
art, atarliug directly eaat of Itertal
lllo, N M., would oi-gin adout xhal
tuck, nkla., and paaa thro-igh Hhat
tutk, likla, und Knglewood and
Hodge City. Ka. A MlO-mile arc
vould be about a line throug.i Okla
homa City. Knid. U'.ila.. Kingman and
Cleat Hend, Kaa. tfalliraw. Okm..
I'ol fey vllle. Kldorudu and Council
Km. and filiating. Ned. would oe on
a auo-mile arc. t'larfcav Hie. Ark.
Springfield, Clinton and Hainan Ciiy.
v 7u. mile arc and Paid
Knob, Ark, Holla, JefMaon City ana
M.taun City, u and l Molne. la ,
on an o mila arc. . ,
" iT " i hlTrd lr poaal le lhat the point
whera Ida main army under Arellano
turned ba' k waa farther than live
hundred mileg from Tlguex ruon
eminent hlalorlana aa It. K. Twin dell
and K. W. Hodge locale it on tde Col
orado river 'n Texaa. On. J. II.
linpoii. .oula Jloiick and olderp In
cline lo tde opinion that the wriUnx
of Jaiamillo and Caataneda are mote
authentic than the aionymoua Ite
laclon del Suceau" and locate the
point goniewhere In modern Oklaho
ma, probably wt of Oklahoma CHy
At any rate it la agreed by alt H
ancient authoritlea lhat Coronado
went north about thirty daya wltn
hla email eecort They mail eae
marchea and reached a '-great river."
Thia Idey followed northeaal along
Ha tour,, for aeveral day. Modern
ttriteia who diaaeree aa lo the plc
where Arellano turned oai k unite on
thia point. They put It a neir
lu dge City. Kaa., where the Arkuna
river flow northeaal. J.tramillo now
beglna lo apeak of great In rda of buf
lalo and of an Indian Hlage, the
firat town tn tjuiMta which waa on
id north bank of the oBrpt riter.
Thai la prenumed to he adout w nere
ilriat Mend I now located Kroin
dere Ci.roi.ado made a further march
and real lied lha tnwna which the In
diana called Quivlra. Ilia own report
l.i vague aa l direction und time
Caataneda. Jaramlllo and the "Hell
elon del Hueeeu" maka hi route
nnrtheaet and itt Coronado aaya ha
went to the fortieth degree of latum!,,
north. Tdia la the preaent Kanaaa
Nebraaka boundary line.
llt-ctg ttlte that Coronado
fullnd gultira III allmouii piiMUb'y
aa far r-aul im the Mlaam-u l'l river.
Tim expedition probably wamlercil
i. nut front the Arkanaag ritir "
aouri, according lo hla rviiMi inng. He
br.Fra hi eon1 lualoha un p..rta of nil
the atn lent willing. Caul un-ila re
ported that "Ihe couhtrt waa level
ia far aa WuiWia" and Ibal there
"(hey in gun lo ae mnuniain chain.'
Tliomi mouiiliiiua, llou. k bellevea,
wcro Un. ().aik rangi'i in .outheimi
ern M If noun, t'tirtmado rcfeia to the
groat height of the peopl,. of guivira.
'They were ten palm In Iniahl,' he
wroia lo Ihe king. It le a well entnti
llwheil lu.'l lhat the I lean,. Iniliaiii
weie above Ihe average Indian in
height. Alno tin. ne Indium lived on
th.. aoulhein bank of the Miaaouri
river ii ml along the tlmim river In
MiHoiirl. Jaiamillo aptakn ol the
peculiar beaililrvna of the yiiviraim.
The liMiige, Kanaaa, Paw nc . Kae 'tlnl
poxea and Iowa wer Imli.tn trioen
that ehaved tha head, ex I t ' lor
an uprlglit acalp lock. The Kanai
Indiana lived along tde Mi-otiri riv
er, eait of Kanaaa City. The othera
were north.
Caataneda apeak nf the (luaa In
diana which llouck bellevea, from a
n in Hit r it y In aoiind. muat ri fir lo the
Kawa, or Kunaaa Irlbea. The f'rem h
flrat called thu Kawa "If ii.ma " The
(Juivlra Indiana alao ralaed torn und
did ioiiiii other agricultural work.
The linage, Kawa and Pawnei-a were
tha only plaltia Indiana that Old th'
when white eclllera flrat came to the
central weal.
Finally, llouck aa)i, the counlrv
graphically deacrided by Jaramlllo
certainly deacrlbea weatern Miaaouri
and could hardly b conatrucd to
mean Kanaaa or Nebraaka. "The
country preaenia a very fine apear
ance," Jarannllo write, "than which
I have not aeen a oetter in all Hiutin,
nor Italy, nor any part of France, nor,
indeed. In Ihe other countries where
I have traveled in hla majeaty'g aer
vlce; for It la not a rough couiiiry.
but la made up of hillock and plain
and very fine a opes ring rlvera anu
atreama which certainly anil me ano
made me auro that It will be very
fruitful In all n.rta of producia." It
reema that deacripliun might alo
aerve for amne part of Kanaaa aa
well aa Miaaouri. Caatunedii apeaka of
the great river of Kapiritu manto
which flowa through a province culb-u
"Arache." Thai might mean Ihe
country of the Akcnaeu, aa the Ar
kanaaa Indiana were firal ealied.
They lived ulong the Mlaaal3'neir
the mouth of Ido Ohio.
Tho greater tiumh.r of writera have
located yulvlni either along the Ml"'
aouri river between Kanaaa city nml
Council Hluffa, or In northeastern
Kunaaa. Hodge believes 11 wna weal
of the preaent site of Topeka, on the
Kuw river. Hundoller aaya that Ihe
Wulvlras were a band of roving In
dians In itortheaati-rn Kanaaa, more
than one hundred miles northeaal ol
(Ireat Hend. ticn. J. II. Bimpaon
places them oil the boundary line be
tween Kanaaa and Nebntaka, near (he
Miaaouri river. II. II. Hnm rofl writet
that "there la nothing In Ihe upan
lard's description of the region, or
of the Journey, lo shake confidence
In Hitnpaon'a eonclualon." I.. H
Prince -grees aa to tho distance north
but believes cjulvira. was tin the Mis
souri river, probanly on the Miaaiuii
aide. Haynea leads Coronado Into
Nebraska and placea Quivira on (tie
Platte river. (leorge Park tVluanip
does not lalievo Coronado went fur
ther cast than middle. Kan.iiia. J. V.
loner placea Quiv Ira on the Kuw
river. W. W. II. I'uvla attempt to
allow that It was 150 miles south ot
Santa Fe, N. M.
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Hamburg. June 23 The North
Herman l.loyd steamer Koenlgtn
Luiae and the Herman paaeengcr
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day. Hoih were damiiged. The paa
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Two steamers went al ome to. the
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yard
Special 1 0c yard
Finest quality Linen Glass toweling a
rare ?5c value
Special 1 9c yard
Pillow Case Special
Pillow Casing 42, 45, and 46 inches, sell
ing at 15c, 18c and 20c per yard
Special 1 2c yard
Pillow Cases 36x42, regular 15c value
Special 1 0c each
PILLOW CASES
Fruit of the Loom 36x42 special 24c
Anchor Brand 36x45 special 23c
Anchor Brand 36x42 special 22c
Pepperal 36x50 special 19c
Sheets and Sheeting
at Special Prices
Anchor Brind, Sheets.
81x00 special 89c
63x90 special 69o
72x90 special 79c
Pepperal 72x90 special.' . .59c
. Pepperal 81x90 special. . .69c
Pepperal 90x90 special. . .79o
Sheets 72x90 regular 65c value
Special 3 for $1 .00
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"Where Quality Meets Price"
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