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TOHtVCJ X l .W H TDItW-Ywi get
It In lIKIt M. I If ir wit
nrnnili or 13 cent nnk Nllrer,i
at I our lr; lift renin lir mall.
THE LADIES sort of gu
president's distinguished go,
today.
i
TIUIlUMCCmZRN.
Vol. It. No. aft.
SUFFflftGETTECITY
PUTS IT OVER
Oil POLITE
WILSON
'Speak to the Party If You
Can't Speak for It," Says
Spokeswoman for Delega
tion at White House.
300 WORKING
WOMEN IN PARTY
.
Executive Re-Iterates Regret -
Me. . . . .
statement That He Can
Recommend Onlv What
vci,inuicna uniy wnai
Democrats Want.
T)P MAP V WATVn?
Av. ilAAI WilLAIia
APPVATJ! TTtf TTJrtTTCfPC
'
Thev Won't Let Her In:
Ladies Tell President Suf-
t i
iragc rre-x-icciion xaiK wa
to Get Votes.
III I-annl Wire ltnlo ticraltl.
VV.mliiimi.iii, yt h I'ri-Kiilrnt
W ilson k.ii mi i ih'i.uihki mi ni luday
in a ili'li'K.iiion uf an. i tnikint: wo-iih-ii
hu m.irrlu il ,,n Ihr Wliitr iiuiihb
with a bt.tm li.in.l mill il. nm . olom (
unk IiIh (nii,nrt fur u i oiisiliutii n.,1
.iriii'iiiliiH iu i nli.uii hlPinn womi n
Trni-llv nf I llf onnll vivlv Tv
ti-ltvd i. Hie in'iili-nt and flie, In
nl'nrl -)il.rl:tii. ,il 1 1 Ic'l ,uli-d In Hip
maumi'iit. Tin- priKiilcnt rvlli-r.itrd
I hat a a Irailt-r nf Jip f ifmui rain
I'.illy In, w,ia limilrd niily In ri'.u.n
iiipndiiiK lliiwn ihiiiK nn uhlih the
pntiy had nmdr up ita mind.
"We don i want you In hrrak with
ymir li.irly but w would lik.. nm tu
iniluiwu'c thi m." Mr. oirndn r
Kium of HoHiun after llio iirmolint
li.nl finmlii-ii aoriiaiim. .
"It lun t rt .nimlon nf liri'akiiiR with
t lie parly." rriiirnid tin- irpaldi-nt, "1
it a iiUi nlloli nf uppiikinii for II.'" ,
"Will. why not rnk to II re-
Jolni'd Mi'i". r:um ue the women The iriUdnH niii'd Min Winn
liiUKhed. "That h what e Mailt. Vuii wh" rloKo to him. ilr,, .f .1
Ijiiu an, h triiiii'niluu imner and all h'T oce to a emikeraallnlial Imie and
"ik tu if it. U'x with il." ;
The I HKlili liI ,l, not , niiiiinii. thi.
diM UNi.ii, n nut i X,ii H'd a wmii tu 'h'' f-1' t that ahe had visited Mr. Wil
meet the woiiivn who weie wailum '"it at Seuxiri when hv waa a liindl-
uutHKle.
Th wo. nen l.iii.in ax-i'iiiliinic fur
the nuiaa meelliiic I.iiik hrfore nnon.
Vinin airla from the mllla of New
KiiKlaml and ol.lir Women fiom the
aweal ahu,a of New Ymk were amoiiK
the nuiiilier. one woman l..u New
tmk Haul ahe wna Hie mother uf two
hildriis and had been walkliiR 'ho
i I els ,.r Wui k ahe wa.i unulile ,i ul-
lain.
Mm. lileiidnwer Kxana of Itiwton ,
ailed the n UlM order when the
ili.wil of women otenlowed from the
I'.ililie llln.irv aeia and down on I ho
Rreen Into the aireet, him klnii tranV. t
There weie nn ul aiteeihea mil the.
wuikinv wonnn told in their own way lh,1 hal yuu lm(. aald niakea n iru
whv thev waul women lo ote. i 'on ml iniireaiun on me. Iml I have
I'mminly at M l'i o'i Im k. aie,.,n Already eXpUined my liinliatinna Cn.
Iirlkly lo the hlarlni of a b a hraaa
hand, the women 'n Kin their march
on the While Hollar. Iiainpra llutler
ItiR Oulalde thn rxn iilike olh, ea the
iliimn hilled while the women
aelei-ieil ,1 ronilnlttee to Interilew the
ii-Hliletii
"Hut they told ua we eould not all
tump In." remarked Mr a. Kvaiia.
"It iiiiipI he a mlaiinderatandinil,"
il.l Ih.. nl'leni and he aenl wurd
out that he would like to have the
ileleRntimi i oiiie In. They in me In,
alnKle file, iiaanlnif In one dour and out
another, foine of the women ile. liti
ed lo ahnke handa with the .re,.lit,
maiihlng Indlffeieiiily hy. lefualiiK to
lake Ilia preferred hand.
Mr. Walker Wear TriHtx-r.
At Iheir el Ir. Mary Walker In
male attire araued with the women
that auntiiRe waa a atale ieaue. She
waa not permitted tu cnier with the
delegation.
The pluaa of the working women
were phiiiM'd elmiuently and with a
lini.'h of (Ultima and emotion ua they
ilen rllird the hardahipa of women
wmkara. .
"HMii,inir and iniiulinK." aald Miaa
Maraaret lluu hey of the laundry!
workera of Nev Yoik. "we ome In'
plead Willi you. You are an aipiare j
ami im (he level and ao 111 mil a real'
llemorrai that I appeal to you to w ipe
out .the. . Injiiatiia that -eniala. Wa j
iniild help wary Uemorral If we had
the vole I
Mim Mary Hi hneldrrininin of Newln, nut
York, repreaenliiiR the cap makera,
ai'oke with emotion nf the hurdahlp"
of women In mllla and mlfiea.
"We auffrr aide hy aide with the
ii'rn," ahe aald, "and In conatani fear
i f loaina our Joh.
Aa alie lold uf many iaea of auffer
Iiik the prraldent'a fan' allowed hit
aymPHthetie Intrreal
"l( ta nm a ileiniierary when only
hair have anmi'i lung In i." cumin
ueil Mla ..Mellnila Hcolt. ,,f New Ji f
aey. reprraetiiini the lapniakera'
union. "i'e will be glad If you will
mention nur canae In your next mea
ar." The Ium aluaker waa Miaa
Itnae Wiiialow of IVnliri l ulna, rrpre
aeniing the leiillp workera.
"Yon aie entirely Inn (ilr and hi
AFIRE
I n
BATTLING
OF
HAITI
Sharp Engagements Occur Be
tween Followers cf Two Ri
val Revolutionary Leaders
in Island.
(Mr lrgKt Wire lo t:rentng Herald.)
I'ort nu I'rline. Feb. 2. Sharp
i fir i n haa occurred ut Unnnlvea be
tween I lir followers nf the Ikii rlMil
, rev uliilluiiurf. hadeia. Senator liavll-
miir Theodore uml ; en i-r.i I tircale 7m-
j liinr, formerly government dcteiute
, m "uinm. Mmgrr dnaiia were mi-
i Ininiilil,. Indny concerning the battle,
These wn, imm u. , ,,r iiii-
,i,n M"v"' v,"",u- ""
,mhr in ih,. r..iidetid ..- tiunaiv-
!r" - '"" w,,,, h '" "'".n "mi
started. Thrir urilrrrn Hwrrti'il thai
""''' rmlnr) uver n vast
jurea, gping inisnn fr the belief tluil
'" "' 'I'ltutlve hd been set mi
Immediately Tor Ounalvca tu I ill rati
. demand fur thn withdrawal from
" iiaiuni capital ,.f the . rtiian ami
American hliiejackrla) mill murine
wh pr., ni.-i i.,uu u tin- members
I nf ltn- furcign 1 1 il mi : I m ' enrpa ly I he
ciiixcna' rummlttee nf public an f civ
The co'iimltler, which wn fnrnicd
Utflcr the flight "f the i n anient nf h,
r . u 1 i i . points mil (hut perfect Iran-
l in III has prctailed fur smr tlnu
In the i'Hilt hihI thul therefore there
In nn nereujdty fur Hie fiiillitr prm
i n.-f i.f fnrriKn trnuim .
Itil) 1'nunil In WaKT llnlo.
"'..y M.ruiHH. I'ulu, -Vh. 2. Th
luiiiy uf Hurler. K. liumli'll. fin yinrn
Ul nml rll kimwn h'-rc, ,n fuiinil
In Hnli-r hull- nn h,- lliu kwurlll
run. h hcri- Into i mini i . Althiiimli
thi rr la H thrnrv uf fmil luy the
riipinir - Jury Imlny ri-luriuil a ver-
dil l of ilv:h from ui i Idi ntal drown
ln
t'lligeni, ' ah aald. "not in know
"ht ' Ruing on In Hu- world. In
ninny with the w orklnnw omrn
" '"hi-r the nutiiiurlum fur tuin-i.
l"i" or lht lrii l I don't Ii.hp
ink nlcrh In you. a we ar-
,"" loe."
foiilinind her talk.
Mm Kinna n ieired. In rlnmiiR. to
fliitn fur IreHilellt and rlalliu-l ti
have gotten aunie eiu'oiiiakeiiielit for
he eauae of anffraRe.
"Why, we wm ked Our liim.-r nulla
to Ret you elected. " am, I Mr
"Kvaiia. "1 thuufht from whit ou
""1 that ou were In fanr of our
aiiHe. You Were gumiinR fur otea
then."
"I w'a mil. h freer to ixjireaa my
opinion then thin I am now," ainlUil
tile ,ri rlili lil.
"There are S'MI wurkiiiK wmnen
oulalde uwaiuiix our unawei." aald
lira. Kvana.
"I want In a.iy li-t thia." returned
the prealdent "I need not tell oil
nt parly, aa am h. haa I iken a pnnl
llon nn a iiiieatiun. I nm iml lit ll
eiiy to apeak for It. I am limited In
expreaaitiR my oplnlnna. no matter
what my Individual Ihoimhta may he
I have nu douiu that your iiail will
i. ...... i
I I lie preai, 'ni niluaell nnaieneii in
I hnndnhakinR ceremony thereiiy end
ing the dia uiwiun. llloiiKh Mra. l-'.v-
'una remarked lh.il only ten mlnulea
of Ih" alliilled fifteen hud hren iifl
i up. The prcxlilcnl hegn ahaklmt
j hamla. however, l otilmt off furthei
j dlaeuaalon. Aa many of the women
filed hy earning ban mra and with
colored lunula deioruiiim their fur.
they named their home alatca. t here
I waa a liny child In line with her
mother.
"Hello, liiile lady," aald I he preel
dent; "you wouldn't tie old enoiiiih to
vole anyway, would you.'" and the
huhy milled.
The deli-nation left the White
Hoiiae In I roil pa In an.m.'.tcd t onvcr
aatlon, auiia pleuhcd, olhera dia.il
pointHil ami aome oven aaying they
were amri. Th band a departed
without plating any inuru and the
pri anli lit and Se, retai l Tumult
cloaaed over lo III White Huuae
quietly fur I.IIK heoll.
The word waa laaued from 'I""
White Hoiiae thai the president would
lukp a similar poaitlun on all drlega-
jtlona for woiiian'a hiirtraKe hereafter
j and that iinlii the Itvino. ralli' party
had lukeo
a aland nn the nilijc I he
liy In force any opinion
on It.
SET
FACTIONS
WOMr X t l.l) IN
lt:l(Y SIMI'li: IIIIKkM
Waahlngton. Feb. S. IMad in frocka
of aln'p'e creallon. rcprcaenlatiie of
their tradea, 4m women workers from
ten eastern atalea. Intent on ... 1 1 n g
the aupporl uf the natlun'a chief ex
evutlie fur the v.uea for wumen caiiae
were icelved ind.iy by President Wil
aun at I lie While Hoiiae.
They were led by Miaa Mkrguerite
llinehly, laundry worker uf New
Yntk, and Miaa I! one Winalow, a
IVnnuyk aula weaver, who la desig
nated apeaker. upot-nUd to the prea
Idenl lo aaalnt the movement for wo
man auffriite,
-y
URGES EDUCATION
liin mi a n -
AS CITIZENSHIP
REQUISITES
Lecturer at Japan Imperial
University Suggests Method
of Treating All Races of Im
migrants Aliks.
WILSON SILENT ON
THE LITERARY TEST
Hy laliM .I Wlro lo Evening Herald. j
W unhiiiKtoh, Keli, 1'. Wind, l'n Mi
di lit W llaun reKurdn il aa limy el sally
ami i d lhal thcr,. should lie some re
atrirlioiia tu prevent what in know n
aa "aaHlali d ImmisTnlimi." he haa led
yet iiniiuumed his pusllinn on the
llleraiy U-at feature uf pending lln-
miKratlun lulls ami it Is iinderstoud
loilay that he would nut do ao until i
consulted by leu, I. is III ioiihi.km. The
Semite (till i in it tee un lmmitfr.il ion haa
iintioiiii, I'd lhal II will seek I lie presi
dents inline in the mutter.
The !v. Pldne.v U liiiln k. le. Hirer
at the Imperial university ol Japan,
ili, n-no,l Immigration today with t tic- j
president.
I'nder iirruii'icmcnla made by the
federal i, inn, il of Ihr (hull Ilea of,
Christ In America, win Hi lin liideai
thirty I'rotcHi.tni il. iioiiiin.itions the'
Kev. liullck haa In en visitinii lead-!
inti elites auaKestiriK a new iniiiilKrii
lion policy. He siiKuested In the presi-
dent hin plans lo trciii all tiaiiona on i
a basis of e'liii'lilv. "i enuuin - lit nil '
insiiliutis li'tfislaliun anil differi'iilial
treatment." by allow Inn only a maxi
mum annual InimlKralinn of nallonal
iiteH b fixed percentaues of iiioh' ul
nady In rn and naturnlixeil.
His aiiKgeetion la that by u rale of j
(tvp per ceni anil under iir..nu (ier
ui. i na could Of ailmilied. allliouirh
only J7,;ix lame in l!.': 3:i.r,no'
Kncllsh. whetcis only a.SiV cuiiie in!
Italian Hum, giants would ( re-:
duced from Km. 131, who came in!
I'll,', lo a pokoilile maximum of 64.- j
ii". The annie rale would ndiiiii only!
"i'lH Japanese and 7 J CbiinBe immi-l
grnnla.
The lev. Mr. tiulick believea that l
by ma k ink ihnl.olel alol edlliiitlotl
the ii'iulifl, atlons ,.r , llli li.-h', and j
by th prn'en'agi' rale, ihe iim-rcsta .
of Ameriea und A.-l.i ami of I'alilor
nla and Japan would be conserved
and harmohiKcd w n h ilmnity.
Hi'iretary of I at bur Wilson formed j
."i rotary of Labor ilsnn infoi ined i
(onsreaa lod.iy thai be waa not op-j
poaed tu the principle ul lite liieriti i
lest He lei uiiimenib'il inakinit the.
liititiiKration lull riorr ilraMie in sex -
ernl particulSra. tspcilally in while,
slavcli.'' and that skilled la borers !
imported undi r coiiilai t, as wi ll aa ,
unskilled laborers, lie liarreil; prnvl-j
slnns tu bur aliens who have cuininit-
ted a i mm! or luiNileiiieaiiui- Invulv - .
Ittg moral lurpll ude. whether ton-
v te,l or not. and to deport aliens '
i'ommil I nix crimes In ibis cutinti')
a Is. i waa hi. ied i M I ,'i I r .' litunl
arnnla who .a no- In ilorim. 1 f 1 J. one
per cent wa-i Aialn . he n polled, itnd '
added that uf the total : per cent j
would be li.iried by u litem y test. j
House I icsjini rate will ium ii I '
morrow on the party policy toward j
i ho linker bill for the inclusion r j
Aalnllia.
ASSASSINS GOT
PUEBLO
Believed Men Who Murdered
Floyd Reed Were After Life
of Former Deputy Sheriff
Reilly.
(Hy Ial Wire tit Vvenlng Tlerald 1
I'liebln. Feb. i1. Thai Joseph h
llrllly, former deputy sheriff and
now a well known biielheea man her.
waa marked for assaaslnatlon Instead
o. Floyd M Herd, who waa myaterl
oiialy murdered on the 8t. Churlct
bridge bclweeu ttere and Ylneiand
Inst Friday la Ihe belief of the atl-
thorltiea Inieallgntlhg Ihr crime.
Itellly. It became know n luday, had
un r rlday rollected a large sum of
money In Vinil.ind and waa followed
through the limn by Ivvu desperate
looking men. It -in generally
known that he expected to return to
I'uiblo that afternoon over the Haul a
Fa frail. Itellly drove a while ho ran
hitched ! a buggy. Half an Itour
before he darted for thia city. Iteed
alao driving a white hnrae hitched tn
buggy reached ihe tit churl, w
bridge where two men had been aeen
loitering
Il la believed the men. bent nn
robbery, ahot Heed, mistaking him
for Itellly and lhal upon discovering
their nilslnke ihey fled.
IM Val Kinxt-Mla llamiMdla.
Koine. Feb. J. i iinlinal Merry del
ul. papal aecrelary of alute. waa aol.
etiinly received by Ihe Chapter of ft
Peler'a when he took possession today
of but poal aa arch-prleat In auccea
ion In Hie tale Cardinal Itampnlla.
WONG IN AT
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1914.
FRAME UP LAWS
" am aa . ..
TO AID WILSON
TRUSTS
Hearing Before House Commit
tee Resumed on Ways and
Means of Carrying Out Pro
visions of Message.
PRESIDENT MARVELS
AT INDIFFERENCE
lly la-aw-d Wire l f .vonlna; llernlil
WiishhiKton. IVb.' 2. llearlnR on
luwa to carry on' ihe Mian, si l,,ll i
I'reiildciit Wilson's trust ini'saau'i
were resumed today la fure Ihe hulise
coiniiilltee. U. I.. 1 In Hie :in,l K. (V
IToilor of Itealllliollt. Tex.. reple
aentliiH un Independent oil company,
belole the Jlldii liil'V I ollilnlilee. up
linnil Ihe prohibition of lioldlnif
rumpnnlea imlesa antne uilii-r nieaiia
i mild be provided In M' l'oinpllsh thu
lenliimate work of amh coin panics
I'rnctor iMilnied out t hot thn reatrli
linn imposed on fori Irii corpor
ntiuna by vnrlutia atntea. mailn It Im
poasllile f.,r a single, corporal Ion lo
iiiol. l ta ke nil til.' Iil'ani In n of thu
hll.-llina. Helnre Ihe iMitllllieren
cnmoilt'ie. publliliy o' nil Ihe fail
Kathcreil by an lnier.iate trade roni
miMlon waa preaai'd na n cure nil uf
cnrpnrailun ev lis by Waddtll I'ali h
Iiiks of New York, president uf the
Central l''oitndr- rompnny.
I'Hi:mikt M Hriusi ri
AT 1.AI K Ol iTi ni:sr
Wnahlttgtnn. Kelt. 2. I'realdeni
WIlHon enpreased anrpriae today at
the lack nf reKpntiara frnin biiHinrwi
nun to the Imitation fur siiKKcti'ih?
nn pendiiiK Inn t legls-allon mid that
so few hair nccepted Ihe Invitation
to rippenr iii cmiRrraxiolial hearings.
The president dor-a nut know
whether the biiatneaa men nf Inn
inufitry approve tho tentative mens
una n a drawn, or whether they huvj
r.o yet taken liolb e nf Ihe henrliiKH
CHARGES OF KEBATING !
BY U. S. STEEL TO
BE INVESTIGATED
lly trf-axeil Wire to limning llernlil.
W'asliinglnn, Fell. -.The sen.iie
today reiiuesteil Ihe interstate cnlil
merce cornfiilsMoii to lni est in n,'
i bnrgca Ihut rcl. i'.s have bi eh re
ceived from the rai'ruads by the t mi
ni Mtalea Htcel i ,,t poral lun.
The "ell 11. . to ll W IS taken oil
i resolution by .-. ii iior Nnrris. oti. i
id as a substi'iite t..r uup by Scualor
Lane, which had leclplinti d I. liter
dbaie. in whii II I mi Id lilnal' was
nanud as Us autli. r
Lamar named nn Ihe floor n a the
"Wolf of Wall sli " wat, bed final
disposition of the (. solution I rom the
si n-ttn allct'v. fimnr'H ilciiiaiid
aome time ugo that III it Interstate
comniei'ci. coiiiniissi, . permit him lo
name counsel In pi cndinga to lake
the evidence of Willi. nil II. llrn-n n
lo albaed reb.tt . b d Ihe coinniif om,
tn refuao a hearing.
SEEKIN GT0 AVERT
STEAMSHIP RATE WAR
(Hy la aseil Wire lo i:llllig Herald. i
licrlin. Feb. I'lspntchcs Iroinj
11.,, ..til,... a u.. ........ .. .I.ul ..l....,l
tr illn-Allalitle etclnshlp lll.' S hate
inude overtures lo the llaiuliurg
Aiio il. an lines .-. -;m'sling thai the
cuiiilillona exisium under the aurec
liii'iil w hi. h expiti l on Jjiiiiai i .11
be maintained dm r.g Ihe intiiith ot
February.
in ihe reicipt ,f this news r-Ii 1 1 -
I....U ul.... . ul... I. ..I n.. ...... 1. ..!
... ...
been acrfollslt all. led hy the pros
pectus rale war. i -so vigorously.
IVk'inl ol I 'lag IN-.
Monrovia. Cal.. hell. 2 II. M
Hlythe, who si'int tears in Mexico
and waa an iniim.,ic friend of former
.'resident I'orliri.. Ulnz. offering him
a home In Moiii.oi.t when he wa
banished from his own country, died
)csl'crda lifter all Illness uf ll.c
months I la wio'e Mr. Illvthe thai
some da)
lua offer.
perhaps he might accept
Alimony Club Is
Expensive in
Gotham
(Hy Iraae4 Who lo .renlr.f Herald.,
New York Inc. K. Hinrift
Max K drill nl,. .-en. In u rrpoii
to the Imiril ol esiliimle un the
cost uf nu, i in i in . ng the l.iidluw
street jad llo home uf the
"alimony eluti dr, I area tt
wuuld be cbeai.ei fur New Vmk
eniinly lo pat Hie nliiu.,n whnh
Ihe prison, is ion fined In Ihe Jail
refuse to .pa.v. allow lllelll their
liberty and cl.se the building.
4 than In coiiiinne Ihe present rale 4
of expendilm . s. The sliel lrt'a
report almws thai II costs aliout
It Hi a day I ' huuae and li ed
each prisoner
l.tidluw sue. I jal haa been
given oler uliiiusl entirely In th
lltcarceiwllun ol men il. llll.Uetit
In thrir pavmcnl of ; hmonv.
BUSTING
LAST ATTEMPT Tfl'S A N FMNGISGOlMILITIl GUARD
. ,11111-1 I III U Ul II I U
PACIFY ULSTER
TO BE IDE BY
Britian Seeks to Pour Water
on Rising Flames of Revolu
tion in Menacing North ot
Ireland.
JOHN REDMOND HOLDS
KEY TO POSITION
(Ht l'a... Wire lo r-,,lnr tler!d -
l.oil.iii. Kcb. . ,,,hii .-. Kedimiml.
the. Irish iiiillnnaii leader, i. ml A.m
tlslilie r.llli ll, chb-r se, lelity ur Ire.
land, weir i loHetin with Pr- mlcr As
ilUltll ut II in ..III, i,, rcsiiblie lit
Downing- aLreei this aflrnionn and It
wa iiinlerstnuil Un; kton riun, nt had
dnlerniiiied tu make another tlTort In
i on, lllate I bner before tin hi nted de
bnlea In parliament fan inio i.,m,.
the ndmiltedli ilangeruits sllnatlon In
the northern prut life of Ireland
Il la geneially thought that Mr.
l:e.l.lloll,l holds Ihe key to Ih.' ...hI
tion. and 1i Is p., lined mil In some
lliarlera thai if he is illinii o gn ti
the aatni! leiimliH its Premier A.iil'h
and Ihe inenioeia of his cahlnri nra
reudv ,i ml v all, .. In nriler to ,l, ue the
north of Ireland, the Ihre.iia nf , nil
war In th-it country can be nveited.
t'nliiiilrta any thev wuiild not l.
surprised In s. e I'n oiler A-oiith rid
lilir tor a fail before lb,, lotme tub'
bill is s-'.nh r. a. bed in case the Irish
leader slmulil rclllse ,, lila''w Ihe ion.
eesalofiH cuhsiilered mccsMiry by
t in in
ONE BOARD FOR
ALASKA
Senator Chamberlain Intro
duces Measure for Commis
sion j?orm of Administration
in Great Territory.
JHy Leased Wlfri- lo I ven.ng Hrrnbl )
ahinuioii lib. j 'I'.. rvpeilii..
1. 1 1 1 ti 1 1 , i: 1 1 ii 1 1, , n of Alur-kan ufliiii-i
S na(..r i 'tiaiul ri.iin today Iniroilne
id a bill for nn Aln-kan devclopmeni
hour,! to lo.ie .nn isil iet ion mid con
I rol nur hn-onc-H ..r ihe teirltor,'
linn dial ril. nte.l anions vailiiini ; -paitmc.-.tN
in Wasliinioii.
The board wonln ciniHist of tlireo
menii.crs tu be np,n!nied by tb
president and tumid maintain It
principal ulli.es in Alas'ia 1
wuiild have jiit-odi. l ion nu r nil te
st rved und nm. .. r . .1 pnbll, l.mii.
fi.reHiM, waiei's. miio h and otbrr r.'
suiirci s mi. I nil uoiti'is made sub
ject lo national on lie! --hip rx-ept
r.iilio.,,K und stcani'liip lima
ARIZONA EXEMPTION
j LAW NOT VALID IN
i OTHER STATES. RULED
Htr l.ivtsa d Wire lo Dteiilo. Herald. 1
Washnirfton. Feb. J -- The supreme
It I, . 1,1 I ... I it ll.l.l 1..'... Iki.Utu itl
lilt lit 1 1 1 toiliV I I III t pt'oV IsloUH
Arizona law ixitnptiug prlt He for
tunes uf siiti kbol. let's Imhii luibllily
i for an Ari.oiut col poratluii a debts.
were lint elf, i the In all stall K tt In -r-
the corpol atiota do Im' .vs.
j l lllb r the lb . isloll II .V,,. Yolk
Icilcinl lotiils must proceed lo Hv
1 1 he sun i.f Frank X. Thumaa ol I'ai
lloinia. against Conrad II. .Matlbles-
tell of .n York for MaltbteHSt It's
I Top. .r i loiia t share In Ihe debts of
jtbe ciil w nri ti Mnlcl cuiupaiiy. ait
I Ariona col puiaii-ni nrgniil.cd to
.bii'1,1 a hold at I',, ami. -tin. The su
I prcine court to, I. iv held the ease was
controlled by a l 'nlUoriiin law w hi, li
prut Idea that corporal ions i.r other
stiiles can not do biisin, sa tn lhal
gJ.itc on t. .tins other ban thai Im
posed by Caiilorui.i on Its nun cor
poral ions. Stockholder- ,,f Califor
nia cm por.it loiin me liable for th"
debts uf ihe i n rpn. .it a.iis.
SING SING SENTENCE
FOR FORGERY OF
REAL ESTATE DEEDS
fly l-etiwil Wlr,. lo I truing- Hi'mld )
New York. I eb. i Itefore i i,rv
J. Mercer of I.um Angeles waa eon
niiced ludny fr.im five In nine mid i
half tears' Inipri-. iiiui. nl In Klmi
ring fur fulging real c.la'e d.eill
with Intent to delraud. the n.iirt re
celt t'd wurd that hr waa wanted In
tliMt rite for alleged defalcation nn
greuatiiig f till huh. Thia led Im
'in rl i ignore hi plea f. r a light
aciitcnce.
Mercer aul.l lie tv.ia a man of good
repaint nm in ,ua Angeles a rill i
niemb. r und church worker and col
lege graduate.
Ka'iialor Ollttr to Uctlic.
11.11:. (I. ill, l.i I. V.-..I. V '..,. .. U
' i'.".. . . ... . - . nu, ,i niiii.-n
Ua.. . .... , : ... 'e . . . . i
ir"""i i. ..iiver ni ii'Tinsti-
jvuma. In an utilities In a i bur h here
last nil. 1.1 i.l 1... , ........t . . .1... ... I
, . - - .-. u . ,,u- CUM
itf his present term In aurrender lua
"iii" sou ivinill lo pril He life,
ASPH
GOVERNMENT OF
TOF
IN DISTRICT
Coast Metropolis Strongly
Presses Claim for Site ot
Regional Reserve Bank on
Pacific.
5,000.000 PEOPLE
SERVED. IS ALLEGED
Hy la l'.acd Win. In I'vcnlng lleralil.l
Kin l-'ran.-ih' o, I'.-ii. 'inanclal
atnl i ommcii'ial aui-rein. try, Reo-
Igial.bi, al p.is'iion mid the weight of
poplll.ll loll Wile limed today oil Hec
, rclnrv M, A, I,,,, ,.r Ihe treasury de-
parimeiii ami x-eieiary lluiislon or
(he ilepartnieul of ai,ri nilure as de
cisive reasons why lnn Francisco
si. mild In. the aile nf a rekiollal re
serve b.ui' to be cslalil shed un Ihe
I'm nu' cn.iMt under ihe new currency
I law
lin'i, it Newton Lynch, maunder of
the y.m !''i..ii. is u chamber of cum
mer, c, was Iii,. chief wilmss. His
iioinoia i -b-s of t!t,. tertitnty tributary
to Son Flan. I o lli -in.'liilli and com
mercially would liiciinle Washlnumn.
ireKon. Idaho. I'alirornia. Nevada
an. I Arizona and parts of CUh nnd
New Mimco, supporting n pupiiliitlon
of nppi uxim, Kelt l.ti'in.
San I'raii' I-, o waa classed hy the
fire inform, c coiuini tiles, nearly nil
of win It mi. I.- their I'aiilie cnasl
hcaibi'iat't, r i,s one of three Inciru-
pnliitin centers uf ihi fitly, L ni h
siiil. The older iwii. he aald, were
Nell Y. I k 1111,1 I Ill.'lUII.
The frull and i eu. iab'i a cximrteil
floni i ii ljf,,riil:i ivcr,. ea; innii.-d ul
.IJ. .nil, nuii f,,r hU and t:ie lolnl
nirriiiiliiir.il ptolii t of the stale for
the Maine year was mien as l.'i'i'i.iinn -nnn.
F.fiy ja r ci nt nf nil liiisiii. H.
done in Hi,, eight stiiles which .Mr.
l.yc.i Ii ciiiinltd tril tibuy tn Hun Friin
i is.'n waa handled, he estimated.
thrnuih t his i it .
IDA
TO
Believes no Controversy Should
Attend Appointment; Like
ly to Be Misunderstood
Abroad.
lly I cased Wire In llvenlns floral, I.)
t a. liiiH-ion. F. le Ibnt.v M.
I'imlell ,,1 l ecna. 111 . il ho lias re
lelllll tloi,iu.,te, and , , .11 III lie i 11.1
a III I-a -..-.a c I to i;u.-.sla. lias lleelmed
tile a!.oll Mont. CI ilillt l.i II letter,
to th.. pre.-otit or mailt pu iio at ttic
lute Hon... i.al.'it .
Mi I'lleloil wruie I'lisi.blll Wilson
that allhoiiii.i ih,. scll.it,. had ill.esil
kalcil iieeus II lulls III el .11 111 t I loll Willi
tils a . point lllelll , he fill, net crthclcss.
Hi , I no i outrun isy ol any kind
rh.mld sortoi.nd tht appoint nu nt of
anv aml..i.-s iilor, as i! was liable to
be mi -' , labo'sf o, i,l abroad.
Tb, pi, sub iii in a b ti. r nf 1 1 ..let
aii cpti-d Mr. I'm, I, II ' iii 'limit inn.
With Hie KliHMan amhassadnlsblp
ngaiii open. 1'iei,. was gossip 1:1 ,,111
t l.il i II'. lea al. on; Ihe likellbi.,1 nf
Charles ;t. t'raiie u' Chi, ago being
limited. Mr Crane t, as i.ntn tiihm.1 in
tile pl c:-i. til's mind cull last yi'tif
lot' Ihe . bat In utob'l.'.to.'ll I"
bate lie, :,ueil lc a',S" if bis btlsllu ss
III ibis , ',.1111,11.
Mr i 'rme look Inn. he n with the
I. 1. '.-..lei. I a f, rt ll.IVS ago. but It cool, I
II, .1 lcal'IO',1 W belli.-1 tile alllbl'St.U-,t..'-bii
Was dis, ns-a d.
RATE WAR TO BREAK
ALL RECORDS
All Attempts Fail to Heal
Breach Between Hamburg
American and North Ger
man Lloyd Lines.
Hv lavuM'tl ir. to 1. veiling llt'rsid
.' Vol'-., l-'cli ; - All .illclnnls to
be 1 1 1.4 niia h l.i Im .'li the North
I ; I till' 11 I.I....I ,1!, the 1 1 , II, oil I I! -
Aineiuan lima biting failed and im
pel lo, I cover..! in their agreement
bating i x i re d on ,-'., i m .1 , . , J.iuu.iiy
51. Hie i .tu war (,,r ti e si.-erage
traltb' nn the Hans Atlatiti,' lines may
be Sibl ,i , un. Tui' bis! mute III
lite War eft. tile today Is tile litlne
linn of aicfinge rules by Hie Ham
burg A mil i a n line In t.'.'i Hat '"' ail
I 111 . es uf Vess.ls. it led II, tinu i.f lllult
lb. tn four dollars u II. ii. t. This cut
. iol. ablv will hu prnmiuly nicl l.v the
oi lu-r lua .
M-iiii-hil. mi n her.- think th.. war
la houii'l l.i inrry all cbiss. - nf , ,
si nter fan s far hi low any pri-vimi
ic.-ord.
WANTS
NEW
MEXICO
Pi
DECLINES
AMBASSADORSHIP
RUSS
M'U . NO. -int.
WI-LOAO
OF NEGRO
HIERS
Special Consignment of Strike
Breakers Protected from At
tack by Strikers in Colorado
Coal Field.
20 TROOPERS AND
MACHINE GUN USED
Important Change in Adminis
tration Decided on by United
Mine Workers of Indianap
olis. Hy laacil Wlro lo (.venlns llamitl.l
I'lieblu. Colo., Feb. J. Uuurdua
by a lletachllll nl uf inllltluinon. 14
special iraln bearing about alxty na
gro airikel.r.iikera left the L'nlou
depot here thia morning bound for
thu Jtiidlant mine of the Victor-American
Fuel company. The Iraln
wan the same that waa held up and
fired upon by a band of 00 atrtkera
near Willi. iinniiurg. Huturday morn
ing, the engineer being furred tu put
back lo this city. Uenernl Chase de
tailed a detachment of Infantry from
Trinidad to guard the train on It
second attempt to reach Itadlant.
At Florence an extra detachment
of twenty f-oopcrn ami a mactiln
gun will be taken un board.
1 1 1 I N OF KriMKKimKAHt.ltS
Hi: -I I I'M It II ANT K.;I.Y
Trinidad, Coin, Feb. t. The anw
t ial triiinlund uf strikebreaker! frit
I'liebln reached Itadlant aafely
Miortly after main, arrordlng to ad
t iceg received Ht the local office of
the Y Ictor-American Fuel runipany.
tieneral Chase met the apertal at
I-bireneo and accompanied thn par
ly during the remainder of the Jour
ney. Coinllllona are quiet In Fta
uiont t-otinty, It la aald.
HI CI-IOV l 1IAI1FAS
ttiltl'IM I 'ASK WKDM-JsHW
Tiinld.ul. Colo., Feb. t The da-
IsU.it of Judge A. W. Mcllendrle. In
ihe habeas enrpua proreedlnga Inatl
liil'd against Ihe military allthorltlra
on behalf nf four military prisoners,
will bi rendered Wednraday. The
proceedings wire Innllluled by roun
nl for Ihe I'nlled Mine Worker tu
lest Ihe right uf the military author
H i. tn iii resl and do lain citlxena lu
, ..en, , i i.,n with strike disorder.
i nni mini: woimFHH
IM)MKSTHirrflI
Ili'llanaptills, Feb. .. The third
week nf the ennventlnn of the flitt
ed Mine Wnrkera of America, opened
here today with the prospect that
final nd Inurnment would bo taken
abniit Wednesday. The cnnatll utlon
cuiiimillce has abniit completed It
report nnd the only Important work
remaining Is the arale commlttee--repuit
After debate. rhararf rrhted hr
prrsoiialltl's nrnl lusting two hours,
ihe coin en: ..n of Ihe t'nitrd Mine
Workers of Anfrlra today voted tn
take ihe . inditing of fie atrlkn
luiinis out of tha handa nf the In
iei nui lutial miditiira and have the an
lit made lo- (he traveling auditor
of ihr district. The change In tjje
uiihI il iiiiun wna supported by the In
. i n itloii.il officer and oppnaed by
the Iniernat lonnl atidltora. It waa
.nd li would mean a large aavlng to
Hie oiL'.uiUation
Anoihrr nmrndinent to the ron
t-tn tttion. pretentlng persuiia leaving
a strike mne fur a mmith or more
Irom part I. Ipatlng In tTie airike ben-
His h. .nlil (hey return, also wa
ltd'.ptt d
The ri pnrl of the ronatttutlon waa
ninpl'ied thia aflerniain.
MV l:i'I TV SHFRir-f K
l At'K Miii niii vnm,y.
Ho.igliion. Mich.. Feb 2 Six
deputy sheriff,! are prepared to
stand trial lu the Ifntighton county
circuit iniirt un charges of murder
in ihe sit degree. They are ae-
urcil nl killing Iwu cupper mine
strikers. Ab.lse. TIJ.tn and Steve Tu
trieh. near I'alnadale last August.
'1 1 i.m and 1'iitrlch were the flrat men
si,1.,! in ihe strike, which began
Jnlc :i ur laat year.
om: ii hi n muvts
rii.s t MHiw ri
llnugbt.,11. Mich.. Feb. J. When
the .as., nf Ihe alg deputy aheriff.
.long. '.I with second degree murder
ol' two striking nipper ndneM a?
Se. bcri llle. laat Augual. wa rallel
In the circuit court thi afternoon.
1 hnitia J Italeiah. one uf the de
fendants, failed to appear and h'
bond u: J.'i.liuo waa declared forfeit
ed, lubit A Mann nnd F. W. Ien
ton of Houghton are the bnndumen
Tint w her- ab.-ula nf rtalelgh, whu
was an einplnye of the Waddrll-Ma-hon
cnrpiiruilun uf New Tork are
not kmiuii tn hi attorney.
Vow H.Md if Marine (xrs.
Wasbingluii, Feb. 1. C. tieorgn
Itarncit. I'liiiiinniiiUnl nf tha marina
baria.ka ut I'lilladelphbi. haa baelt
selected in succeed Major General
W illiam II Hi. bile ga rninamndant of
the marine enrp. with rank uf major
lit nil.

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