Albuquerque morning journal. [volume], September 15, 1915, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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ALBUQUE11QU E .rlOKN .'(.' JOURNAL.
CITY
EDITION
CITY
EDITION
THIRTY -toxin YEAR
ol i ll .
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, i
lHtli h Carrier or Mall, 00
m Mnsagh, single-tpi.
BILLION DOLLARS
5
iw-nin
us
STATE PUTS TWD
s
OP
L
After Killii
NEITHER COULD SEE
THE 'LITTLE HOUSE"
When Sho
i nint he was killed Were pll
t stand toda) by the pros
the l&M ;n.;iiu-t Jagies ,.
in in charged with the nun
Duran answered
leationt bj statins
i he porch i s a Ii
tli,. house. Dun
i" house was Mrs. riirii
i mran stati ti that whi
as tired he could uoi n
ous, the barn belna bi
road after the shooting and
i iil'ien tn Tularoaa t' Inform n
i 'i uf the occurrence.
'ulil Have . sod Trail,
iin crogs-examination Durai
Hie in rd ' imiii have bei n drlvt
the r, gular i attic trail am
avoided going by the Porter pli
that they had thought ths
would reach water sooner b
road, which waa not so rocky
Porter orchard when i tn
firi d, Duran said, and Hi"
peded when the reporl ch
them running back past I
After he hail helped mi
ar f the
il anil I''
unit l'nile in nun Hi" siampuuini
tie, who were heading toward
liurth, but thai he had aaked a
'Han, who was passing, i" look
ih" cattle while he and the t
rode nn in Tularoaa, Duran dl
'"member any Indian In 8
passing there ai that tlm TI
H;m he met. ho said, was one 11
fontmo's band, latel from kia
Hearsay Bvidence Itarreil.
The court twice stopped I
from Riving hearsay evldi ni e
four times direct" il him i" g't
spongit e answers to th 1 lui : .
counsel
Duran admitted that h had
""
n In-
after
ithera
ot
I estl-
fled at tin
seen ji mo
pore nf :
had
.i ,
iiirv that u
'hil not know I In m ii"
been worklitg In various piaci
Mrs. Connelt since Connell'i
receiving $40 a month.
Moah Bultard followed Dun
the stand. Milliard toM "I betttl
the heni the day Connell was
and said he was employed bj '
ai that lime. fl had lived in
rosa seven i.r einiii years, rte si
Buliard lUdlng ..i l!"lir
Bullard wag riding at the f
the herd, he said, whni they
Passing ih" Porter place, lie
fled in hearing a shut fired an
, i
killeil
mm 11 '
Connell fall when the ub
Then he saw JoSS Dura
l ah hack to where I 'unm
t urn
had
and
fallen
ward,
id saw Benito Iinran t
Thli
witness said r lor
irned
ind r
MORE EMPLOYE
WITNESS STAND
screaming that her fath
killed Rnllar,; turned I
ward Tularoaa for s doc
at that moment.
Hull. nil testified to tl
an Indian at that part
about the time the shot
He could not see the littll
his place on Ihe toad W
was fired, he said, the b(
tween him and it
in, i ,,i Return to
builard said be om u
n the herd
r I., i
was II rea
hoii-c '"'
"" L, "h
m being ie-
THE WEATHER
mm b i
LOCAL i tiii:i:
v. hi. h
whence
trial came this a
ate called Neis
if age, and. un
t he defouae n i
him as tn in.- ki
Nelson said he
1ms put In Jail an
tifylBg falsely at
im how he wig
Is Hid li" "kne
. . r
had lived
, '.' . ..'
Vi? well
... ,
and knew Porter and in
ess testify us in
;er and Connell In
ir.is.i two yearn in
ground being ll
111; nf
sun sum l
II a sun ill
Ii ti r fi"'i
fclllin
nswer gtrli
i did help drive the
' railroad pens. Neli
1 lets then brought hit
, him ai his home
'I i tun wi
Is i he hai
ll,. aald he nan ;
imi Mrs. t'onnell j
ton, Nelson de- j
'got mini at Ium j
ever locked htm
ml inii him. ll" '
had said tu his I
iv, dial if bis'
ordinarily s i
Noah BulUird wi
Uernoon and dcnl
uit sheriff Hui
sin riff Tn ker "ii i
".j fired iron
' girl was ii
the ilefere-
I t,,, l mffv a Mi
lero Ipache in-
wm at the rear
t t-heard the
ai..,, la.tlflaJ l In, I In
ml Of the herd and I
-hut I. lit eld H"l ""'
passes the Porti
possible the stii
hii f tomorr m
INMERCIFUL DISASTER
Mrs Nan i
her huaband i
British
,i my. ni" i
iciilly
iestroyed her home in Bngiano.
w ., lr:u'i.,i, a, tl
t ne si .in.,
iii lined tu spend her declining days
lib in r sun. wim was but heard OI
Shock of his father s death, and trie
refusal of the recruiting officers n
' f ,. ,,, iom him to
i , ' ,h coorg with the Canadian
I Lontlngeai had unbalanced his mind
found frienda are endravorinsj
i.. nhtain a home fnr the strn ken
L OP
sue
S
E
BE
ACCEPTEDBYU.S.
AmoaS
Secrete
NO ARBITRATION OF
PRINCIPLE POSSIBLE
controversies between the United
Sl,l'v Germany depend entirely
an the attitude which the Berlin for-
"f"' ' "'k'' toward the rec-
onunendatlon made tn.t.u in cumi
"a i .i i nMin u , m,. Merman nmnasan.
lor, following iiis eonferenca yeater-
nished the , i Ide
mi til" .M .i Li. in
Nil Instill,
l i lendllncu an
i lerlin why
Inced that
ble could ii
lstak
' Inst il'iei' ,.r nn hwt i' ii.,1
I ftVOWIl
I ACT
' tn view of the evidence, the United Aft,
I States wants a disavowal of the actreaaa
T: and this was madn rli. ii In t'uiini vnnl.i
imt what indemnity should be
: lives lost.
Tension Is i pswncil,
Tenalon was lessened todi
there was iniuli more linn,.
phasls w is placei
! I'm' tin I ii si time
m niie strained info
proceeding i km
! Berlin and the fn
Ian exchange uf views confidential ij
llv b
n made posal
rHlandiiiRS
to j the wi Itlng of fi
11 ! The note from
because her con
liner was about i
to admit liabtlit
American lives I.
mander wag mil
'ii offered tn i
arbitration,
Stiloiiiirliie
ilm, refuaed
lemnlt) for
If the om-
his I. lief,
f. mini snl'marine wa
ns I Hi" sinking Brltisl
tj and i ould noi hav
il- i aptaln of i ha , 1 1
n is shown I Imt tin
concealed behind
steamer Dunslej
been seen by the
lc. fiirt heriin re
t rabtc was si rm k
in, submarine
Amboasadi
dsrst I to i
iieia .- carefu
certain suggi
floe, ii probablj will be ten days be -
'"re a reply can be rue live II It is
U disavowal of the submarln m
,t j mander's ai
,ir ' iuesli,iiiH ,i
fell that
original purpose
relations,
Wini. waiting
from Berlin, tt
pacts in take a
lie probably will
American oonfer
Associated Pri
insim.' ex-i
ltt at the III
id -i" i,
i ml
pressing the belief that ihe ship
! struck
ittractea comparativi
t here. As the lies
k foi ward w hen Wei
is ui which Oermai
i.illv operate, and a
m nn
i ii
bej
I sui
h
not beep received at the state depart -
un i t from Mr Gerard,
Count von Bernstorfl will icav
W'l.uliiui't ,,n ii'ini.iriiw fur l lie sum-
im i embassy at Cedarhurat, L. I, Hi
probatblj win nut return until he re
VON HINOEI
STILL DRIVING
CZAR'S ARMIES
RELENTLESSLY
BOTH SIDES WASTING
SHELLS IN VAST ZONE
I liscus
and Meld
army bus
erg in th
twi nty-foi
bul von II
five thorns,
indcnliurK S
ind prison
! I f
rged ahead
iat hi
in the
i. ..in sun i air inai.
Xp ml it in i- nl" h h
arliamen
fll'Sl fen
IIIMH Mil i:c. i iiMIM I M
PHOGRI KM Mil; l ll i:n
mlah Prussia)
uiuct Chateau
d Donaueschlu
bombardi d hv
IU., , htng
snlins (in
. . , ... n
'
,., j'
., ' .
I '
inn ind 'A Ilia,
(her smith we ai" apprnai linn: lie
ftearczara tributary. The railway tn
i. Ida was bombarded during the nlirht.
"Armj of prince Ieopold of Us
varls: The pursuit in the direction
nf S7.11c7.ara Ik proceeding and em nn
j unchanged.
VIOLENT UtTlLMIHY
i it. in im. in ri: im i
to the 1 1 1 nt ll uf f'lirey ami Lorraml
th region of Bmbermonll,"
ll Itl IfHITfi I MM
(.im i: i. ,mii --I
Vienna, sept. 11 (via London, sej
IS, I on n. m i Thi following on
il slaleuielll Hum
I quarters was Issued tonlsh
s'luation is im-
morning the
Ips front, hui
ll
i
i
"mr troops fighting In l.ithtiln
crossed the Orinds plain, south of
Blontm, IB pursuit of ih" snem) j
"iiiiiinn thoatsr After unauecegg-
Teutonic Sympathies Not Allowed
to Interfere With Good Business
JIM HILL TALKS MATTER
PI U Mill-
v hombardad i portlo
ii trenches unsuoct i stu
hrcago's HotH i Ns
-l MI NK ts IIIIAII
HI l M Nil inn. !. I! -
in r on reports n
.i infi i i rom M.exli
ii those plans. W
ins found dead lodi
in shut anil in le flu.
in. .a ui ai ne d men i u rrying rea
flags "ii the Mexican aid of the
liin i Ira nde v .i i beet ed late tu-
day. Kxccpl fur t Ins nn idem nil
I ,( 11 i rmn wiml
v.. Bepl I 4. Three
six priaonera taken
In Uts Indliis flghl
lied today near Sun
Mexicans among
i 1 1 in ii Browni
tonight in Hi
re, Others wei
"in coticentratio
These were pri
I county building hi
b
I hi ii naif
hU'h IS Sel
inner uni
man of military experience
dutj i lenerally through :
lley similar precautions wen. I
neae civil preparations were
in fear of an Invasion from
0 sale but agalttSt Texas
i .-ni' nta on this side ol I he
riie t mi' d stales arm) or
also tightened Its patrol.
reassuring. Hi
guards in frt !
the boundary i
antrj forces In
THREE MEXICAN
KILLED BI GUARD
AT SAN BENITO
.with his men on these Mexicans, Th'ltenan
led fl
has
II III
(
nn
,n in mis
sill I III Ii III
nie troop
isra, ins'
i a thou -
OVER WITH 108 SCHIFF,
READ OF SECOND BIGGEST
MONEY HOUSE IN AMERICA
STRONG OPPOSITION REPORTED
TO BE DEVELOPING IN MIDDLE
! WESTERN FINANCIAL CIRCLES
As Counter-stroke. It Is Suggested That Propaganda for Half
Billion-dollar Loan to Kaiser's Government Be Started.
Whether Berlin Wants It or Not. With View to With
drawing Huge Sum From Deposit. Even if Men Who Back
Proposition Have to Pay $25,000,000 Yearly in Interest
While War Lasts In Order to Prevent Assistance to Great
Britain and France: It Is Also Planned to Cause Pro-Germans
to Withdraw Deposits From Any Institution Favor
ing Mission Upon Which Anglo-French Representatives
Arc Now Engaged In United States.
ni, In rinilinu
.in loan which
tn e hone i" rs
I tahllsh
if ibis elei
I Sillies,
I'm-i.i i inau lt.inl.er Ma
Heretofore thi oomml
nl conferred with mih hi
f Ihc fii in
(VnifUctlng Rtati
inn ds tu feed I
im f, though neltl
Mr
it
in to I
cause it Is essential to i
" of ih nn ai
i ih, I'nlted .'teles "
Prtmuril) inter ha its
. pro Herman nanken
svn
I ni.
1 fan
are in the
He u Interegi
United Btatt
th
n ml I hgt If llnA ha t " tu
prosperity and h ud times, they elm me
prosperity, no matter to whom Ussy,
will 'inn to lend money,
'an h mpalhlf.1 ind (lOl hopes are
with Oermany tn her stnigsi," n
upokesman or this group aald, '..vit
poi ketbooka apeak loudli for tbe
United siaii s.
OpttuslUun in Middle West
Not ai all in keeping with this
cheering word arsa Uts Intslliffcaea re.
ceived durlm 1 1 1 - ilu y by the commis
sion as in tin- activities oi oortaln
other (lormun sympathisers, chiefly in
the middle want. In the ,,a.sip nf
Wall street, prn-Osfman bankers of
'i' ro, ' inclnnall, hi. Louis, mu
waukei ami other mlddlt western
cities, would bitterly opposs any ac
tlon locking i" the financing of the
i" mi bj American banks, These baiiku
as. according to report, were pre
parsd, nut cmiy to rssani thi suggea
i lun i ii ii i ho) migiii be pel mltted t,
partblpute, imt wnuld take totlva
tl Pi to Combat the trhden, nf ulber
l-lopu." I ... In ...
! , one would p rmlt h
; linked with the report t
ma n gympfl I ll le I s v "I e
lake cxt re n n measures I
flotation of the franco-
i inaiiv.
, IhllllC tu lit
I. It pln-ller-
preparod to
nppoae tit
ilish I, inn;
Imt V.il atri el heard thai ih,- flair
n mp uhls" ri oi I hi middle sraat
i ' conti mplntlng aa n counter
movement the flotutlon Of a half pit
Don dollars' loan here for Germany
v.itii the "i" purpesi ol withdrawing
tins VMKl sum I i the inotiei markctx
It wmild oe far better, the unuinu
i tors ol this plan were quoted ai tin -e
lng said, tn tie up thin graal amount
of mones and paj Interegi on It, keep-
! ma ii idle, than In permit It to full
I into the hands of Oermany's satmlgg,
i i" i" spent here for powder and what
ro i a n i ii would cost, in in.
I I k I, II U a vei ami would
I j h,, worth the pi Ice, they whv limited
I This as imi the only retaliatory
in i axprsg . 'I in i he torn) of a
s all strt si rumor. It was said that
'I the more partisan workers ware pre
pared to ndvnoats 'inn the pro-Oer-man
depositors show their cllsplesaurs
:nh ,'in banks participating In tlm
proposed credit loan to Franca and
1 Ureal Britain by seeking other dspogl-
i tries for their funds.
I Urartu Xie loo Mish.
ii was lite muni, ui of soma of the
pro Herman bankers that the AAgjlo-
' French camniis.slon has made a grave
'mistake. In plauins lis requlremsntg so
i high as a billion dollars Such ii drain
' on ihe resources of the banks and
ii 'ni Ii ni ni : 1 1 Institutions nf the
iiiv. the) assert, would not oal)
.. in but would constitute
ii " tin moneyed latafggts of
i. inkers declined
of ihe average
leposttor toward
I'inif In the
Minted mil
il sstltute
'lank
irtt
thai .
I h,. I I t nut h.ii I -if - a
I,. 1 fniind i-aong (it,, fi
mi h Institutions,
Nail, inal fi llank'a Rapon
v hinted also i hut persona ol
ii ii .-in ..r !'irlh ftciirc imp.-r
Hv i" ' Ii" af lain ol banking Inetl
nll III til' west i, n, iiloiu the Pa
i si This element, it was lull
led, would be nunc too friendly to
1 ' ' . Ipntlng In a loan 10 t ireat
tain ami Prance. TIih hopes nf the
i British loan contiugnut wara act
v I, however, n n statement maile
i ehalf uf
National t'lly hank.
.nn 10 ri i i m e t in Ann te a. This institU-
members tlon has 1,500 correspondsnl hanks
. bankers 1 1 attsred throughout ihe country. Not
prlmarll) In single corn spondent. It was said, ha,t
what their reglatered protest against the inati
ipean i on- n i inn's participating In the proposed
,1 in. wel- billion-dollar loan. n the contrary,
s Identical, there was genuine, country-wido In-
h " bi teresi In the proposal and manv ro-
A i,',,rl,..,,i V.iu.lo f.r iti tltta -ii, ti IW. 1. .-i
, . , ,i,r iiiuu ,ail
I