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Meet the Commercial Club Membership Committees Three Fourths of the Way.
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You want an electric Iron
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ter understanding of the)
power of dynamite thau
lie ever had before.
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AUUftUEUaUE, HEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24. 1914.
the fcVETixa itttratj
VOL. 1, Ml. Hi.
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uLtiR)
GRANTED
TO FOUR
President Wilson Announces
Decisions in Appeals from
24 Men Convicted in- Dyna
mite Conspiracy Cases.
TWENTY MUST BEGIN
SERVING THEIR TIME
Applicants for Pardons Con
victed Following Blowing
up of Los Angeles Times
Building and McNamara
Confessions.
(By lrer-d Wire in Ermine Herald.)
Washinglon. Juno -M. I'rcsidrni
Vil: I.mI.ij i om.iiuloii in expire Ht
inn the sen lend imposed on Ml
chuel J. Huntien of M Tallinn, I'm..
Krank II. Painter of tunaha. Sub.,
Kred J. Mooney tf Itululh. and Wil
liam Hliupi r Chlcsgo, all convict
ed In the dniinic conaplisuy uim.
TIi other l pnly defendant. In
cluding the leitd'l. must brum gcrv
lug their sentences tomorrow :n
.ravcnworlh penitentiary. Clemency
lor John II. Harry and I'aul J U"t
I In, both of HI. Iiuia, was withhecs
while they have opportunity to aud
it!!! etarat pelitlona.
Ilannon had lieen sentenced I"
thro years. I'alnlcd lu l, Mooney
and Khupe each gol a er and a day.
Ha rry ae-l four year and Mwrrin
three. Thoae whom applications for
clemem were filially drilled and the
term litry must serve are aa follows
Krank M Ityan, head of the Iron
woikeis, Chicago, erven eiir. Ku
Kene A t'lanry, fan Francliro. si
years, Michael J. Young. llostoti, am
rar. Frank C. Wiinl., New V"rk. an
)ers; 1'hilip A. Coolc). New Or
leans, six eur; John T. Hutlcr. Hu'
lalo. N. V. six year. I'hailra T
Ileum. Minneapolis, three eur.
Heiit) W. laglclincr. Ilenver. thrac
yar; Iwiieat i- W. Itascy. Indian
apolis. I nil, three )enra. J. K. Mull
sey, Hall Lake Clt. six ear; Peter
J. hniKh. Cleveland. .. four vear.
Murlay I-. I'dncll. MprlnSlleld. III.,
thiee eara. W. Kert tro n. Kunnu
f!l. three years; rid ward simjthc,
Peoria. III . three car: lit-orge An
deraon, Cleveland, three year.-, r'rank
J. Higgtna. Iloelon. two years; Mirhacl
J Cunnane. Philadelphia, three yearn,
William K. licddlu, Milwaukee, llnev
ytaia.
Xo iiieiitoiaiiilum given om ac-
lompanylng lite president's action.
sometimes la done in such case. Put
II aa understood the prcldcnl fol
lowed rloaely Ihe I eciiinmoiidallon "I
Attorney liencrul McUeynold. The
tour men whose sentence were com
muted hud a minor part in the ion
ppirary, the Koternnieut (hamed
Tha luanly-loiir men ho applied
for pardon ware convicted of conapir
aiy and tha iraiiHportuilon of dyna
mite in l-iieral coiiinierca for the
wieiklni of liiiiUliima and other
airurturaa In a labor war between the
Ktrucluial Irotvtorkera1 urianlaatlon
and Ihe employera. The noted caaea
(lew dnectly out of the dynantitiit
l lh Loa An. Time. biilldl:iK
and tha cuntemom ol the Mc.Nainaia
hrolhera. New Inula hava been
granted and are pemllnn for the lol
oln: ttlaf A. Tvelimoe, Han Kran-
lei-o; Wllllaui J. McCmIHI, Kanaa
Cny; Jamaa Iv Kay. I'eoila. III.; l:l h
tird II. Houlihan, fhliaau; r'red hhcr
nian. Indianapnli. William Heir
hardt, Cincinnati.
roKVKTEIl MKN Will.
KKI.I' UOIlll M ItlJ'OltT
Chicago, June J4. Klijah X. Kit
line, ol counael for the defendant In
Ilia ihnamile caxe. when Infonncu
nf Treaident Wllaon' action on the
petition for paidoiia, aaid that the
t'onvlcled men would report at l.rav
enworth lumorruw with lha exception
of Kugene 1,'lancy. who, a h muat
liatel from California, wa allowed
until Krlday tu begin eervtng hi ii
lence. "The defendant understand that
in, lat card haa Iwen plaed in their
behalf." aaid Mr. Zoline. "Their or
ganlxatlon In a ten.nl bulletin in
formed Ihnaa delendanla tu whom
pardon were refused muat keep their
word and report at lh penitentiary."
IHvldend IHH-larril.
fhiladelphla. June Tha dire.'
lore of the I'lltahurg. Cincinnati, t'hl.
lago at -HI. Laiuia railway, lha l'"
hgndle lem, a auoaidiary of in
Tenn'ylvania railroad, today ad
the dividend on the common xio.-k
and reduced the dividend on lha pre
ferred nock lu halt of n pel cent
lor the quarter.
The I'ennaylvaiila company direc
tor, Ihe lilies weal of I'lllaburg, de
clared the uauel eml-annual divi
dend of three pur cent.
CBSSED" OUT
PHDEIT
Unfortunate Pasture Pool Vic
tim Unaware of Identity ol
Gentleman to Whom He Ac
dressed Improper Remarks.
(Ily lnl Wire o Kvrnlng Herald.
WaaltinKlnn, June il. Tho
lory nf how I'reMdent Wllaon.
golfing on locnl green, avnl a
bull nhlulng near anotb-r golf
era head, nnd how the other lei-
low rou:tdly "nived" I lie prel
di III nf the t'nlted Htutea and
then In ronfiiMlnn and i-hngrln
made proluaa apologiee. had k
eiiuel today when IMealdent Wll
aon nnd the other golfer ex
changed lellera. o:te an abject
apnloHV. and the other an ac
knowledgement coupled with
firm iletlaration from the prenl
dent thm he wua within hi
llghla under Die rulea of tho
game.
.Manager of the club were ex
peeling to take loine iiilmn
uaaliiKt the "cuHalng" member
hen he wrot0 hla Hpolugy. Lo
cal golf l ii in ( oiniwir keenly for
I be preaidcnl'B game on their
green, he probably vvil not visit
one of them again.
iis it
VERA CRUZ ARE
Federals Continue to Annoy
American Troops, in Effort
. to, Provoke, Fight and Force
Intervention.
I By lraeatl Wire lo Erenlnf llrrald.)
Waahlnaloii. June H I'erilaienl
reporta ol anuung b Mexican leu
irala on the American oulpiala at
Vera i'iux and rumor of ionIIIU
lloniiliKt further advance Inward
Mexico City, aerved today to tlr n
I went in Ihe Mexican aliualion.
Although the war department will
makr piiiillc 110 report from llelier-il
TunMion n'garding aniping on tne
American font ;t i known there hi
been an Invenilgalion of co.tllnned re
port lo thai effect. Thei e are many
Inference that llueria force were
attempting to provoke a full! with
lb.. Anicrban trooper and lorce in
leri entlon.
I'.illinl wiiiimg on the mediator
''onii-iud to be lha altitude nf the
aduilniKliatlon. Thr coming or Al
fredo llieceda, a reprenentatlva M
Carranxa. lo VahiiiKton Inmorrnw
waa waited with Inlercal In official
luarlera. That Kreceda and hia col
league are coming lo participate In
rnnferenie with official of Ihe
Warhlng'on go eminent i declared
lo le a fact, bill whether thev or olh
cr conMmillonaliKi H!i go to Niag
ara Kalla lo Join the America a no
Huerta delegate In informal rtlK'u
ion (lf peu-e attlt aeemn problenial-
Ical
Admlniniration leadera lnlted
however, that medlullon propped
were hopeful.
POVERTY IS CAUSED
BY SIN AND DISEASE
Hr Leaard Wire 10 Ereiiiiig Herald.
Atlantic City, N. J, June -' -r
Keeulc-mlndedne, in and d !
Wei today characterized a lh prln
clpal caueea of poverty by phyaiclan
and aurgeon attending the aatlonal
meeting of the American Medical
aov taiiuu.
Dr. Murly of Indian poli. a mem
ber of the commute, on poverty, de
clared tha normal peron never aank
to Ilia level of poverty. In Ihe main
he aaid. povelly wa caucd by in
unmentionable in a public gaiheilng
rii .railicaiioii of ln and disease
I he (aid. would remove poveity.
Th liiant imubalicn haa been
mole of a failure than a net ea. Ir.
K. Chapin of New Vork reported in a
paper before the Bection on dlaae
of children.
DENSE FOG PREVAILED
IN NEW YORK HARBOR
(llr leated Wire lo Reewln Herald. 1
New York. June '.'i The fof
which shut down over New Turk
harbor last night did nut leave until
late thl morning and many vel
were held fog-bound. In die bay Ih
achunner haauu-l I. Howcig crahed
into tha Meamer I'oinl Comfort
which runs flom Keanburg, .X. J., to
tha Halter). The steainri'g wheel
house waa damaged but none of the
3 ii pasaenger on board was hurl.
The ateamahtp Taurus of the lnn
flcemboal company collided In lb
Ii.ol.on uilih a ci-owilerf i.,crv boat oil
ll Central llallroad of New Jrrary.
Th. .Ida of lha ferry boat waa badly
it.rn.nail and several uUiea on the
leutua wi bent.
swept
FIERCE
North and South Dakota, Min
nesota and Wisconsin in
Path of Rampage of Wind
and Weather.
DAMAGE TOTALS MORE
THAN $1,000,000
Watertown, S. D., is Torn Off
Map, Two Hundred and Fif
ty Buildings Being Wiped
Out With Cycbnic Force.
(B Ijeaaed Wire, lo Evening- llralL)
it. I'aul. Minn.. June Zt. K'l.ir
killed III .Minneiipi li, two fatally and
a iore aeriously Injured ut Waler
lown.'H. I. property d.imagi. ell
maled al more than one million dol
lar with an almoei complii pioair.i
ttoli of telegraph and Iclepbonu coin
niunlcatlon for a number or hour,
v.a lhe reported havoc todv of lat
bight a wind and rain lorm which
kwept over North I'ukotu, Eolith Ibi-
kota, MinneMita and W lRconiii.
Keporta of the Ktorm, however.
were in-omilete here at noon hum
II la oulte poeelble that the lova of
life and property lolala may be large
ly Increased when com minicaiion i
restored in the four ta!ea.
Apparently the atorm el ruck with
greateat aeverliy ul Waterlowi.,
where it cut through a aecilon of tne
rlty for aixteen block with cyclonte
forte. Itetween Ii and 300 bullil-
were wipco out. Mra- C.i 1
tlecklund and baby and Mii Marie
.. Clove were caugltt In Ihe w Teen
age or their home ntul poHMly lu-
tally Inlured.
In Minneapoli lthcr Muiihoii, W
year old, wa killed when her home
colla ped.
I.oui liram nnd M.irgarcl Kelly
were drowned whet their canoe waa
blown over III talk Hal net. Mm
Iirclla liram of Jordan. Minn , alo
wi ciiUKkt In a iniio,. which wn
wamied In Lake Marriel and
drowned.
Will I'M IMIWX: iu:tii.k
or iiwi i n i,i ki;
Chicago. June ;'l Lnt nlnhf
wind Hlorm rmiwd n oa of lir
and only minor ilamane lo cro.
fllmy atruciure and to the ti legrapt
and telephone wire The tnrm wax
moat aevert at Waterlown, Wn..
where ii reached Ihe proportlona of
a tornado, ilcatroyed building over
thirty blotk and Injured 23 peraon.
Wire are down In Wionln, Min
nesota, pall of Iowa. Smith Da kol il
and the uper pctiltiMiU f Michlknn.
Information that no great damage
wa don" oulalde Walerlow n w a
gained from railroad ip lh toim
ar ...
The etorm w eleclri' al In It nn
luip and In many place wa accom
panied by heavy rain, according to
report received al the local weather
b.re.iii ,.mI. The alnrm covered
Houlh Itakota. Iowa. MinneMita. V
ronln and the upper peninsula of
Mbhigaii. Major Here)-, the forcib
le r. aid.
In ihe vlcl:.:; of Applelon. Wi .
in itutngiiinle itiunty. It w eat'm.tteil
a, loi of l.do.iMMl waa call' d by the
Rioini which If 'ke early tod.iv A
number of hnime wel wreik-.l and
many cattle killed.
Conalderable damage a wr. night
In Milwaukee by Ihe lorn.i lo ut no
tatalitie were reporteil Cliiiini-vg
were raxed and aevrral hoiiwa dam
aged. A number of hou-, at Water
H wn, Wl. are repotted l" hae
lieen blown down by ihe toim one
woman la aaid lo have been taken 10
Ihe hoepual auffeima from injuileg
aurlained during the lotnad'i.
Two Killed In Waaeaa.
W'auaali. Wi. June II -Two w'e
llv injured anil ev-
enteen hurt, ai-veral of litem et,i.'ii
ly, when the boue and barn of Mi
chael kuruwcil. in Ihe town of Km
niett, Marallion lounty. wa blown
down by u tornado eaiiv ,Mlay.- The
dead are lavuieina Zalxmunn. 17,
and the iwo-vrar-nld t hilit of Kurtx
well. VT:HT1V lr:MI.IMIKl.
HIMHtr.l. Alii: IMMr.l.l-".Ht
Waterlown. H. I .. June 2i- Two
hundred building III Ihe path of lat
night a loriiado present a M en of
ruin today. Home are entirely de
molivhed. while ore are unroofed,
iwlated off loundatiotia and moved
many feel. I'raitically eveiy barn In
a all ip wo bloi kt wide and len
block long wa wrecked und acal-U-ied
along the trail.
1 All the mokt eeriouaiy injureu are
e'eald lo have a chain lo rei over.
A epechil Ineellna ol tne i Ity conn-
ell and rommertial club wa held thlg
, aflei noon lo atari work pi railing
relief fund for victim. Hundred
Mi homeleaa.
HID
iSIST THAT
BE
EXECUTED
Constitutionalist Chief Quoted
as Standing Pat for Compli
ance with Aztec Law; All
Bandits Must be Crushed.
ALL CHURCH PROPERTY
DEMANDED BY STATE
Head of Lieral Party in Mex
ico, en Route to Washington
to Give Rather Extravagant
Views on Mediation
Ily I,ceiee4 Mire lo Ktrnlng Herald.)
New urban. June 24 Whnt pur
ported to be the detail ol thn de
mand mild,, by th,, Chltrd Htalea on
Uencrul VtuuMiHiio Cat ranu.i, ihrougli
which Ci.itanxa repreaentnllvea
would be admitted to Ihe mediation
unlerene al M.ikji.i Kull". were
given out bi le loil.i by Kernundo I i
lexia Calderoii, chief of Ihe liberal
pally of Mexico. He I en route I"
WaMil'tglon in comic, thm with the
Mexican pioblcm.
Aside from ine aimlrtice fealurc,
which Cairanii reluwil to consider.
Mr. Calderi n aaid II w.i the d'niuinl.
loncernlng dUpos.il of rcliKlou iue
tioiia and Ihe time when election
bould lake place, MhlJh greatly In
lerewted the lonalitutio-iahel.
According to the ataivmeiil of the
liberal party leader today Ihe l ulled
Stale demanded al properly conlir
cated by the conliiiif lonnliia ehould
lie returned lo the church, that build
ing dcMtroyed should b paid for,
that priesi should ho protncled and
thul o'bule driven from the country
I should be allowed lo return. To thi
CurrunxH replied, according lo t'al
deron ataleinent that the conalitu
llonalt laws of reform provided that
all hureh properly ahoiild go to the
tale when needed and also t hut Ihe
prlcHi must go.
Mr Caldcron alau Mate, I th.lt Car
runza refuni'd to accede lo I lie do
main! for election as oon a the rev
olution is criueil. 1 1 in reply to that,
aiioi.lrig o Ibu aliitciiient w is tli.il
elcclion could not lake place until
banditry had censed. therefore he
would not ugree to holding an elec
tion until several leader now clutscd
as bandits had been cruhei.
Another demand, accordi'ig lo Ihe
statement, waa thai llueria should '-
paid, lo ivhlch C.i nan .i I ie, oiled
lo have replied Unit according to the
Axtco law Hilertil muM die. and the
cn'istitiiimiialist chief refused to n'.
quleace III Ihe demand.
That Curt sum uUo refused tu obli
gate the eunnliluUonallsU to pay
debt Incurred by ih,. Ilueiii Kinirn
metrt was aiioiher assertion im ludcl
III the Culderon statement.
disci ssion in- i'i:m:
I'l.AXhS T M(.lt
Magna Kail. June -I Furiher
disiussioii of lhoM idaiik of the
peace i ongrev wbnh relate lo inlnr
national dil fclclK cm between the
('lilted Slates and hv lloeita govern
llienl o i upled the llledlatot Hlld
delegate toil. iy. while walling for a
defliiite undertalidiiin of lntrui tion
Issued to constilutlonallst agents who
are expected to come here.
It wan said that at leapt one of the
plunk would be framed aa a protocol
toiluy and that other would oe
agreed on by the end of Ihe present
week, ii Ihe purpose of the prlnci
pals is t'Jlf tiled the iiilernatioiial aide
ul the , oiitroverMV was i icared up
leaving the selection of provlMo-i.i
president and other Internal affair I
a confeteniie of cniiMiliiliuilaliat and
Ihe llueria deb-gales.
Notwithstanding lepoiu ftoiu x
Cirleaii ,Uollig I arr.nua spoKeniiicn
aa cai-iing doubt on ibe piotiabiiity ol
such a meeting- confident e prevailed
In American uuariers thai ultlinatelv
I lie two Mexican fa. tioiis- would be
oioiiutit together.
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
FILES INCORPORATION
PAPERS IN SANTA FE
Olicrial niapalcli li llie llrrald).
Mama Ke, X. M , June H Tha
Klrotig Itookaloie Company of Aou
iieriiie filed artu U of iucoi-Miraiion
lod.o. wilh K. J. Si l ong, Clara
Mlrong and K. H, l.tvliigsioiie 1'icoi
Imraloi. The capiial U a la lati.
UUil. Mr. t-llolig hold 117 hale.
Mra. Mi. wig 1 and Mr. l.iv lugatune I",
BABIES AND BURROS
IN MOTION PICTURES
(Special lUwli-h
Santa l"e, -V M..
II. r. Twin-hell 1
niot ioi pit lure of
lo The Herald.)
Jvil.e ;l. Colonel
ariaiigitig to lake
rii-iv baby ill Xew
Uexi i ! old or under, for use
ai t'o- San Hiego expoHition. Motion
pe l lie o burro w.H also he taken.
l is planned lo have several reel of
piciuie show lug Ntf'V Mexico baoie
and buiros.
TA
E
CAUSES
STIR
Wireless Flashes From Impeia
tor Information Colonel has
been Busily Preparing
Speech for June 30 Delivery.
SCHEDULED TO BE
IN PORT TONIGHT
Progressive Leaden Gather in
New York and Eagerly
Await Opinions of Chief on
Political Questions.
Mjr
New
Ymk, June H The I in -
Iterator, with Colonel Kimsevell
aboard, will reach iiarantiiic al
S no o'clock this evening, according-
lo a wireless message
leceivcd to, lav at the olfbe of
the 1 1 ii in tm g-A met lean line,
file would ipa k. said tile IlleS-
age, at X .tu o clock.
New Yolk, June 1M - The. sei-ond
homecomitiK today of I'olonel Theo
dore Itoosevelt w It Ii l :i two nionlhs
caused "linoft u nuc h of a sttr
among I'rogresnive party lea. let and
friend of the former president aa did
hi first on May IK from Koiith Amer
ica.
Today, as last month. Colonel
Iti.iinevcH opinion on political iU,t-
tioha drew I'l ogrewlve leader o I hi
elty and for sums lime the Itoosevelt
Iki.tim at Oysur Hay will lay Ihe eeene
ol marly conri-ieiic,..
From the Impcralor i-ame u)rele
message yeslenliiy slating I hat Col
onel Itooseiell bad spent inn. Ii of hi
time sime Ihe big lllier sailed n
working on thr speech he will deliver
on ,lu..e i at I'ltlsburg.
Kog last iiikIiI and eaily today
vvcie exiected to cuuse the linpcrator
to reduce her speed ami she may noi
leach CJiiaraiitin,. until lonlglit. Col
onel Itoosevelt planned to leave Ihe
ship at Qiiiiriiiiiiti,, and go direct tu
"Mter I lay on bourd a yachl. Theo
dore ltoiiglaa HobinsoTi. I'rogresiiii e
slat,, i hairman, and Ucorge W. I'ir
kins. weri. Ihe only party , olers who
expect to meet th,. i oloio I and n
with him to nvster la. Mio Coose
velt also planned to meet the traveler
n lh yaiht.
BIPLANE FLEET IS
HT FUNERAL
Nine Austrian Aviators Who
Lost Their Lives During Air
Manuevers Buried Todav;
Ceremonies Unique.
tll lieaaMl Wire In E renin llerard I
Nieitia, June . I An eat oil ol
twenty aeroplanes lliug ilioui HUM
flug and manned I , aviator fiom
sev.-ral natittnu. torrne. tt ll nig guaid
of honor at Ibe I'lnelal today of the
Cl io A oki i lan olf'ti is and men kilb"i
111 the itauii ,ll- I ,t. It I tpl,. nf 1.141
Sal in da v.
Willie Hie flu. Mil sen l e was IS,
ploKl-ess lite Mliall a. t ra f I ill'dll
'round und round ' I h, ceinet,.r' and
Ibi-ii flew- off in ei,iniaiiv.
Tile aell.il llagcdv Willi 11 tost ib
lives of the inn,. uWatoiM lillll' tl loila;
oi'itied iliiilaa Aiistii.m aiuiv tu
lieuxerii. A iullit.il ilititiiolc n i.
par!n itaiiiis' in Ih,, 111 01 eitiec in
wan followed by an act oplane.
stl alli l- i l ift soured a. "ow. Un
a nu
Tli-J
I, il-
built dor oiy Ibe tl
olijet t ol lak llg Up
i bat'le won In,
,.alt ion lo ,lt .,'i
1,11 It lliltcl
pilot of the .
i Ii sel I lla l
plane riind
explosion.
il ,- a 111 1 Id li I. "Till. Tin
lei opt., lit app'oa bill so
!e of I ti,. it log- of bis
the lail"ou. aioui4 all
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
hKXATK.
Met at noon.
Iiebale wa continued on tho
Indian appropriation bill.
V irginia lobaico growers asked
the Joint coiiiii eSMlollal Cl'lltmis-
aion to ilev ise aoiiie tin an to te
lle! them of lo, proe
Senalor Woik intlodu. i d bill
lo abolxh 1 1 l'l i Ii w on imeisiai
earner and lo make 'dlV
ilialrul of th national laptful.
ihum:.
Mel al noon.
The eorrui I callipalxu praile-et
act waa dvbaled.
T
GUARD OF HONOR
HULL
ULuLHIILU
H VOID BY
Operation of Vasectomy Can
not be Performed in Iowa on
Those Twice Convicted of a
Felony.
HELD TO BE CRUEL
AND UNUSUAL PENALTY
Statute Violates Constitution
of United States and There
fore Uncontitutional Opin
ion of Feeral Judge.
(II I .eased Wire lo F.vettlng llerald.1
KeokuK, la., June - The Iowa
vuscctomv or slerlllxiitlon li.w. pass
ed bv (he lust geneial assembly was
declared iiucoiistilutional null end
void lu a decision filed by Judge
Smith Mcl'lteranii of Ited thik. la..
I'niliil Slate district Judg of the
southern district of Iowa, here soi'ay.
The decision, which wit written by
Judge Mi I'hersoii. and a I fee". r l-ml.ir
law in oilier atate. gratils the writ
of tenipoiai v liijiitn lion anplied fi r
bv Itudolph lails. an it if ' h-'
slate penitentiary, enln.ning the
tuember of the board of parole, the
wunlcn and the penitent I n y ph.'sl
clan from causing Ihe operation of
Viieecioiny in be perfotnied upon ih"
complaiiiani
"The case." as the decision, "i
one ,,r dlveisity id elllretisblp. wilh
federal iiiet bins presented by a bill
ill euiiity with an application for u
temporary Injunction to reslmln de
feudaiil a alate officer froiu en
forcing chitpier IH" of lite cast of
Ihe tliirty-IHib general assembly
(IKCII. muiIioi Ixiii, a sin in til opera
tion called vasectomy on Idiot, fee-
hU-mtdncd. drunkard, d'ttg ftenda.
epilepilc. e ihlnic. moral and sex
ual perverts, and mandatory a lo
criminals who have been iwlce con
victed of a lelony
The statute in iiuestlon provide
thai certain persons muy be subject
ed In the surgical operation; but Ihe
latter purl or seitiou I provide that
such operations shall ho pel fol moil
upon prisoners who have been twice
convicted of a fcloliv, such u Ihe
complainant.
omplaiiiant In hi verified bill al
lege that the statute I in violation
of ibe Culled Stales i onKlilution in
thai there is lo be tin indictment or
IM.it . thai Ibe statute nlu idiic Ins
privileges and thai lie is denied duo
process of law. that ibe statute Is In
conflict with the loWa I ooi.t it III loll
lu thai the statute denies the inalien
able right In eniov Hie. Imeity arid
to puisne au i obi. mi safet and hap
piness, tliit there Is no Jury trial
awarded him and thai Hie statute
provides cruel and uiiuhiiiiI pumh
lueut. W hen Hl.i' kstone w rote his Com
motilities be did not. mention castra
tion as one of the cruel punishment
unite lil,cty (or Ibe leusou that with
Ihe allium e of . il lli.atloli Ibe opera-
lion was looked upon as too cruel
ami w as no Pomei pel formed. Itut
each o,eiation is to destroy the pow
er of proi real Ion. Il is. o," course.
k, ft, How lb,- uniii duiing the balance
of bis life The physical suffering
llniv li -1 be ,, gieat, but ibal l not
Ibe otilv test of titn-l punishment
the boillllUillon. the degradation, the
menial surteriiig ate aiwav pri"-eiit
and known ibe piHdic and will fol
low him wheresoever he may go.
This belongs to ihe datk ages.
This miii; at.- not only allow loll
commands th. ,,,ei-atoii uf vascio-
IliV to Ii,. p'ltorilieil li,o,i all twice
ii.IIWil.il I a rdmiv A lelotiv III
Iowa is lo.t o nl muiiler aii.n. tape,
i oiiniei feiiiiii ami other -el ions
i-.iio'm known as lloeiis in the i-otn-llloll
law b::t Hlei have Oi'i il lull' Il
eXlendeii lilolel Ihe .-w sl.lliltes,
and some Ibinrfs ate now fi.oii,s
wbnh i.lilii loi-lilii w.ie tiij-de.
me. noi ivitli lllaln lufoie m Juslne
of Ibe O'iI i i . ,,r ,-ts, in, irillie at all:
wife a n.i inlii'ilnelil. clillllia ele, trie
llutll wiles. I'le.ikir.g au ele. Ill
g!oi list r n i n, c lioil.A.i: oin.isien.
lex a Mini. In a hai-nes- .111. 1 other
ll.inifs. e. tli..t . 1, ..r-"M ,1. ton. lis
IWn '!' III.'!', of these. II,. in I., n.. sua.
I't le. I,, Hie i,'IIU"o, I tills MI lie
i I lifol'. e.
W Imlil the -I 11 lie to lie i..,l alld
'in 1e in holilthli Hon a t.-tnpoiai c
Wl.l o 1 11 J 1 1 In I am sb.ivli'l I.,' l"Mied u-t
liliived.
JmUe Wa lil I SiiiiiIi I'llilid
l.it. , Hi nil lllilge fill tins III
eiibih 1111.11111 1 .linie John
l'ollo,k. Clnleil Maid dl-ll, Jlllli:e
for lb.- diMt i' i i,f K.iiai. com oried
w II It Jmli... M I'lll I "ill.
ASSAILANTS OF NIGHT
WATCHMAN GET HEARING
Mial Hi-amp Ii tu The Ili-rald.)
Mai.l.i Ke, N M . June :'4 -Kiaim
anil ieni M.lianiels. ihaiged wi'li
luaklna an assault with litem to kill
I'll Kail 1 01 lii nil iiinht wai'hiuan at
Ksi'atioU. M on-lii 11 is lit . were gin
a iiictiiniiiarv hearing at that place
today. Tiie men pioiesl tlt,-ir Into
n f, hut the 1 1 r ' u iiiNia tu e uong
1 Indicate their guilt.
COURTTODY
F0LL0II0G
NIGHT OF
TERROR
Clash Between! Union Miners
and Insurgent Forces Cul
minates in Dynwuiting cf
Labor Union Hall.
GOVERNOR OF STATE
TOLD OF SITUATION
Attempt by Federation Presi
dent to Insist on Reconcila
tion Precipitates Fierce
Rioting; One Killed, Three
Hurt.
BBSSaVWBBJSai
(Ity ta-aard Wire lo Knlng neraM.1
a Woshingtnn. June J4 Treal-
dent Wllwm late today recef en
a telegram from tluvernor Stew
art of Montana, but nuking no
rcgiiest for federal troni. The
governor said he would keep Ihu
president fully 'nfnriiied of the
situation When the trouble
started he asked the vrrsldenl
to have troop kept III remllnc.
Senator Myers of Montana
Maid today no reiU.l l"r
troopa would he made unless the
situation grew more serious.
At the White House It was
said no iroopa would be eenl
iinle a direct requet was re
ceived from the governor after
it had been decided the elate
hud used oil the means at il
IISIIOSHI II. nilllllinill .eu..-
MOYMl IX llll-I.NA.
cxki:iih WITH .1KIIXIJ
Helena. Mont.. June 21. Uovern
or 8. V. Btewarl waa urgeii 10 eaaeiv
stale control In llulte by Cliarlee H.
Moyer. president of the Wealem reu.
eralion of Miners, who leu nutie
an uuioitioblle early today and made
the Ti-mlle trip directly to Ihe sia.e
cupital.
linvernnr Slewnrt. Attorney bun'
eral Kelly, Adjutant tlenerai t.reen
an. I'realdent Moyer and a Unite man
who refused lo give his name were
in conference several houri-. Th
novel nor said he bin I nothing lo '
of the proceeding. Mr. Mover ni
sei ted he had come over to lay oon
dilioiis a they exist today In ItuMw
before Ihe governor. Asked whether
ibe use of troops would lw Justified.
Mr. Mover replied thul stiongar au
thority Ihun Ihe county and clly au
thorities wa needed lo restore peace.
I will nut aay Ihey are unable lo
cope with th situation hut I do say
they have failed." he explained.
He 11 --,1 Ihal peace would not hw
restored I'd lb Industrial W')lktr
o ft he V ' 1 sleuieni. which he said
wa In fi wa elliiilnated. An
other 101. r. ! lo be held-late
today by Mr. ...oer. wltf. uoveinor
Mewart. I nlted Male eVnslor Walsli
and M M lion.ihoe, president nf the
Montana Kederalion of l-ll'or
III lr 1: gl'll-rr TH V
I IHt sl'KI XI Ol w Ml.HC
llittte. Mmit. .lime :4. Alter a,
night of terror 111 Unite, apprehen
sion waa felt throughout the city lo
ll, n that Ihe mob of mini sent tinn
er that Ian night w 1, eked Miners'
I 11I011 hull wilh iweiuv-rive blast
of il; 11. unite, might tuui ibeir g'.tt-
nun 111 another direct ,ri. Neverthe
less the 1 i'y i uui Hardly culm I'
dac
'Ibe iniiit. all but two near lle
wicked miners' hull, f 1 mil one "f
whuh ihe power that bli w up Ihe
building was stolen, ate w Diking lie.
Uui No trace ha be,'li found 't
I'lesident Charles II Moyer of ihe
Western Kedetallon of Miner. ho
l.i.t night culled the mi cling uf the
old on on lo order and presenttd ins
plan lot cnnciliiiiioii ol 1 lie wa ring
f .1 , ttoi:. Hardly had Moer read his
p.ipir, pioiuiaing to entreat the griev.
nes of Ihe seeding millet and
1 on, hnling with a plea lor aline
lii'lgn.eul. w lien ihe lust shots of lb
eaiiv evening iioilng, 111 which one
f.', lator was klliid and Ihiee In
Juied. weie heurd
Mover and about JU" in.nels. st'sd.
f isl lo Ihe ause of Ihe old union,
weie bin rtedly warned lo Ilee for
Ibeir live
Th, y csiaped from lha tear cf the
building into an auloinobilr Two
men in the ciuwd through wh'ch the
ilia- bine daubed followed Wilh drawn
revolver which thev di.eUarged as
the i gave chase 1 11 a moment Ihe
111.0 bine nail tinned a coiner and u
mil of siKbl. runs nothing haji been
s.-, a 01 beaid of the federation pres
ident. ,
After several hundred shot fin
rifles and award-off shotgun were
duhwiged, the dynamite new be awn
its work This continued until 3
o 1 lock Ibis nminiiig when the -plostvea
that hud been taken by
forte front the Mtewan nun hail
l.n exhausted. The fear and aMte