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fHE EVENING HERALD EXTENDS ITS HEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO YOU
Many copies of the
Evening Hcrald't
New Year edition do
you wantt Phone 924.
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The habit of smiling:;
it makes thin pa easier
for yoa and for those
whom you meet.
GET
TiuiirKR-rrmKN.
Vol. 20. No. ftfl.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1915.
tiie kviwwo irrrsAi.n
VOU S. SH, T.
EIIIDS MADE
ON AUSTRIA III
REGARD TO THE
fiflCd ARE ME
T
i f Official Text of Note From Vi-
enna Is Received in Wash
ington and Now Is Being
Decoded; Published Later.
VIRTUALLY BUT ONE
PHASE NOT CLEARED UP
In Effect Government Dis
avows Act of Submarine
Commander and Guarantees
Will B No Repetition.
i
1
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(Hi Fnln lUrftld I Wlra)
Wa-h i melon. I ee. 3 I .--The oftlrlui
it xt of AiiHtrui'M Amoiia unit wan re
e i-d ii r f V t'.j yt I hi' Kt 1 1 depUlt-
im-ut The wm U of ii.iiiHlnnnK fioin
Ihv diplomat it rode will lake never. i!
hour und m t .iriKi in-iil tor it Ut M il -tion
w.ll he ninth later.
AmeiliiiM deitm mln apparent hme
lin-Il met and if the nlflr;l XI i.I
A uMtU b r pl to t he nhd Amen
(.III Holt i lillforillM !! I'lrKH lllr-lpatl h fi
let Hit: lh.it III. hiitniiui ifiM t ouimaud
i who toip.-doed thi kUmihi-i ha I
o'tn puiiihhfil, wnual) only iih
fih.iHf ui the im-hlcni rtonaitiK to he
t'U-Hri'il up TiiiH would In i hi pa -no-nt
f indemnity lor Aiheruan live
loHt. fur w tilth AiiMrta haw expi e..ed
MilliniiiiiM to irtuke ri iaiuiiiii
I.iHer, howe-.tr. there ina ho li e
t liu nit h ni-l w t hi' I tilled Mati t
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TO TINISH SEPARATING
M. P. AND D. & R. G. SOON
Prohibition in
Seven States to
Go Into Effect
With New Year
More Than 3,000 Saloons.
Many Breweries and Nu
merous 'Wholesale Houus
Must Go Out of Business.
MANY COUNTIES HAVE
BEEN DRY FOR YEARS
Iowa, Coloiada. Oregon, Wash
ington, Idaho, Arkansas and
South Carolina Will Become
Legally Dry Tonight.
I By l:?nir. Hria ImiiI Wire I
rhi. ku. .t. ai. Mi,n,.wulr iirnhl-
hitli.ii i thi hu! h 1.1 ItlalilitiKJiile nf
intnxli ntniK Iniiiiiii, will nr. oini' ,-t-
lll 111 M-Xfll HlUtl'll III niltllUKllt !'-
n ik Ii I
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tnitliin'1' ni hri'W i'i liu. w h
REFUGEES HELD
BY VILLA REACH
EL PASO TODAY
Thirty Men Taken From Ma
dera Plant Safe in United
States; J, E. Emmons Among
the Party.
By Kftnlng lUrtld iat4 WrJ
i:i IMhii, Ti'X., Dir. 31. Tin thirty
pinplovfii of l he Mmlfi a omimny.
l.lU , r'HtHl hi M fur lannom hy (lin
f ral KraiK-iHi o Vill i ni Mmloia and
i'htunhuu i lt . a ml ubHciui-nt ly r
li'tmril in th' lui'tun or (hi fupttul
by Ovittrral Titvitio, rrai hti hfie
fatly today.
iHftint-llimtton to ri'Ht.nH i'arut U-ioi
n Kiivrul umonii th I 'or-ni'Mtat iv
hrro of foriiKit in i ii I n C rompanii's In
( hihuahua hm1 Ihiiatmo Hl.itfH. t M
rnor tliun thirty ciimimnic In the
MnicM clKht huf liillf'l thftr m
pl"v lu-re to r'ttirn. Th r'inmn-
iir. It in hhkI. will i-onM-nt ih-iioo lve
iwiih niuUiiiff mirfvi m thlr .roM-ny,
(hM klllK H' dUlltHK'. HllltifN Mtolll
and rtiiilril.
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of htlHitlf
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nt i--;ilmn ! aUc o! Ano-t ii n. t hi
ntil:tion (u Nit mirn laH thai ten
ih'" toiiM.rrow, will t-nriK thi total
uf (it ohilnt mn HiatOK in th union to
mm i -n.
Th tn.tti'M w hit h to i'iiIit tli
ilt rolatoM iiif; loua. Colorado, ni-
'. W a(hiriKtoli. luaho. A rk a iinuk a lid
Soi.th Carolina Man ionntiw in nil
Ol Ih MI'Kfll HtUtli hll' MnhltltMl
thi mile of lhiiot (of- a iiiiiiiimi oT
t'aiM under lot a I option lawn.
I -I i ''dm a ih i rat .it toiiii' h at a
tvi lit Iii'Md nig ail'd that t-vU u a-a I-
ly Coloindo b i oiihI it ol ona ! iohm-
1 1 on a iiH'hdini-iii nix) i hi -n for in u
tat ut d i nit 1m on ii- (1 1 1 v i until
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U ' id U lll.lt Ihc t-X-Jl.l'.'ll ..I ;:(!
'I'l'iur lii-tiiiM' at iniiliitftlti Io'i-kui u.l!
rndir litior tuU'ft on ha Yt-ut k day
UliiH t u I.
A t i ! i to out mnhr:i l'tw'in
J 0 rfllil $ I.HMV IHMI haf hfll
MH':itl-ti !.i limiiir .Ii Colorado with
m ho a.t f i-w i-i k h.
"I h Ai laiiMii d i-.u iiiH' t t.l tin'
m i-;i Im 'ii iia j.r.- h ih .ii;'iuiiii i d i hai
thi h-ak.H will lime woikiM in tin
id t -i m t t h.i i i lif 'aw in i-'i.ni id
I 11 low . " hil! Mil , 11 mi Ii-h i .i lite
louli: tif till' ntat' ;ili- !H pi out i
d.i pi I in I at ut . I o llii' till :i I i Vs.m;
loii.hi. 1'inlii t h iniilt'l law i'i,i
i ' h- i hi last 1 1 ii v :i l u t -f a ' u -
plohloltl'H H I oft-d. pi i II'.'
Ih. ai l on oi th- -M hiii-ltiot. ,hi.
pi-opl- .01 i In- pi iiiiiM fi in4t it a -
t tuna I aim-inline it tr pi oh ; '; lop.
wlia h i- lo hi- liM"";''d of u illi.n Un
til t I v o i ll! .
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or a:i kind' o) mtoxoatni U'itir ix
.ihHidait K piolnloli'd y toiiHt it ill ion i i .
iiH 'tdtio-nt. lrti diiri'ii utr not p r-
in it i i'd In hi! I I i)iio- I or a in ii!iiii..i' !
with or without a iloi'toi h pfiH'l.p
l.on. i;a h latoii) tiia iiiiioit do pet .
intiiil iim a rtuix i muni fit hi r of iwu
iiattM of hptrituotiH or wnoiiv 1 1 i u r
oi hM'tilv -lour U.iitn of mall Iuiiioimi
lit mi l pil lod oi foiii hUi-(-'hhi v wru
III tht lati of VahlMKtoii Ihf plo-
hihitioii law permits rt-Huehin to pur-
ha from dealt' t n out side the f ta: r
two tjuaf ta ul hpii'it noils lior of
twi-ie juart of Iiet-r fai Ii twi tily
UaM
Idaho wilt K" dry tonight hy irtut-1
of "tat ot oi , pi oh i hit ion. MoNt of t he '
htate Ii.ih ln' n di V under loral opimnj
ami nniv ahout 1 alonnt w ill he I
I o i 't OlH ot illlhiai'HN '
Idaho , law t Maid to he the iivnt '
di a Hi m ill I he VIII ton. It Ilia k h Poh-
mnioii of any kind of malt oi Hpiri-
UioiiH Miud a i n.ne, i i puiiK w me
lot Mart n men ta puipo!' aihl pure til.
i oliol for inedn al. m it ii 1 1 Ui and mi
i haliital unen, win h Ih poi'iniihe only!
on an order trom ihe proliate rotirt.
Tlie KoUfh Carolina ilitpf it-ai , )u-!
(em will t'fiiMe to iKit-t at Mumlown to-1
da v . llldiT t he new pl oh ihi I ion la w '
uidiid'ialN muv ohiaiu thioiiKh -hip-'
tiieiit one ualloti oi h-uor a moiilh tm '
petrou.i line . Ceitailt fplt'lU ale pet
nutted lot huu hen. ,iid the pt.o in i
Men Indicted
For Fomenting
Strikes Enter
Formal Pleas
Preliminary Hearing Demand
ed by Fowler, Martin and
Schulteis, Identified With
Labor's Peace Council.
BOND FOR APPEARANCE
REQUIRED FROM TRIO
Attorney for Defense Declares
Indictment Will Not Lie
Under Sherman Law and
Will Ask for Ruling.
I minimi lux ilcrr.'p nf Mairh I. In
I rr.'amiiK .n.i'ro '""I .rixiii tlun im
' KHKniiit'iiii. The Inti'i'iiatloiial MiiiinK
I UMNiii'ialinn uimI tin Mitit'N mill Stii-lt-i
rr ainiHiallini 'tiiliiiuliiiu haw
I liei'ii lU'iilliiK with 'Irnt-ral I'lirraiixa
fur nvvvi'iil iniililhH In mrtir' a reiluo
j nun of the itKHftiii'titM without hxuII.
tieni'tnl inniK'in m.iili' his intry
ml. J ui. it f'.tniiilh tmluv at noon.
Ai'vottiiani.-il ty M.-XH'iitl t'onKiil
'.Villi I fun ll. C.al.i.l. 1 1. 'liir.il I Hiri'Holl
toil' Iti an aiiloiiiiii'il' mciohh the Iti-
l. r nat I'.luil I.i i.Ikh ut Slant.. n Btri'i't.
tin tin- Mixlrun mil.- ft. linn trnoi
wi'i'i- ilriiwn u. III lino in iHii'ivi' him.
At llii'lr hi'Hil wmm tii'iKial ilalnii'l
iiiili'tii. nrwly aiioiiit'l roiiiiitiitiili-r
of tho lorii' in Juar.'Z.
; AftiT a formal tri.jition it .1111111.
lifiii-riil iilir.'Uoti ri'turiKil t" K I'.iko.
1 Ttii'ii- iliiiuti h-- rwnvnl iilatfil (icn
ji'tal .Mi'illniivii'tta with Mi mi'ii anil
' r0'i.09 routttlH of Hiniuitnlt :oti liait
BiiiM'tt'liTi'd nt Cliihinihiia .'tt . that
, Villa with I.'kk than f. moii- ot men
ha. I ruliliil ihe Ilii.itiilo r.nirh Iniir
1 Jiihilahint an, I K'.oli'ii f 11 il
an I tli. it ili'tiernl .Ii.. K'KlriKii'x Iiiik
tint a itoxi-n men wiih him.
ll tin. rl h 1 in . ti iik t.i M. ih. inn i'i hi k
11 h i n ill r ik I rue a. 1 11 u .1 ril 't 11 at i"n
IK rl elite.!. I ;-n r.i I I 'I'I ' ll liaK lli'l''
li.l.lli Hlateil M I'll 1 11 1ft 1.1 won!. I nut
l.ti eiveli .'Hllli.''.t . wlli.'ll tli li'Tal Til'-
111.. I1111 a.iali'iill'. . xl. lnli'.l him I
A.-eotillllg to the ilnj'.lli'll. M."ll'IU-i
Vle'la Iinil ll'-4 llie-i ellit.'.iv oe, ti. .-ii. j
tine lii-lleral Villa a n: turn him oel
to 'ielll l.ll Tn ill" I.IH he I K llH"l nil I 1
ll.I.eliil north Mini we'-l l.nek llll.i ttle
I lieri'el'o il iKt I'll I .
1 lil'IICI.'ll I tllleUi.tl l.llel 1 i.ll'll lllfil the,
new Kid the allUlll "I Heliellll Meill'l:l-
'Kli'tlH al rllihuihll.i. ft :i t nm Unit he j
1 'Von III riNnel the isli ..f il.'tielal!
iTri'lllli. Khmilil he have .Mallte. I Meil-
imiiv ll'tlll Htlliieiiti .
1 In nil 'ler.eial 1 il.remm niiiiI ".mill
.iiiiHT Vina ii"".'TM iiiiii lneir 10111
nianiletn hinl artivpil at iliihuahna
fit v Nilirn lute liiMt niitht Tin y rami,
from mn. ill 1 011111111111I1 in the initi oniiil
i'lV iIinii letK iinil were inline liaiely illf.
arined. ileneial Tri'iiim teleitraihe.l
inai 111 iia.i Kin- im'ii.i.-.i "l" '"'""' k i(,.i
liuailljit Villi. H Il.l 11 in lol'i ex 111 wi kii iiii
I'll.lliiilli.. 10 allow Villa Ki.lilieiH to ;
Kinrriiiler. helieMiiu a iiiiiipaiKii w..u'.l
ri'Hllll III llealli'll of hainh' of lirnt-iiiiiIh.
I Hjr rr-nlnf HmU'linMl Wl
Waililmton. Iier. 31.-Knrnnr rp-rt-Hfiit
.1 1 Iv-p H. Koliert Knwler, Henry
II. Martin and ilermun Hrhnelteu
l.lenl . Ii.nl with Uilii.i'ii Niilli.nul I'eare
Coiinill anil Inillrte.l In New York ti it.
tier the fherman nntl-trimt law for
'..to.itriiry lo reKiraln train hi iminl
tioti, il"iiiiinile rel!ml;t.irv heartily
when they a.. eared tortnv heluro
I'niti'il Hliilei I'oinnilHHloiirr Taylor to
trtftitM. Ileariri'i' ni urt for ajaary
liiniiM liitior crime, excepting yine
2.
llepteHentn' Ive Frank flurlianntt uf
llllnolK. ilulii leil on Ihe Mine tliarito.
enl vtiiril to the leiarttnent of JUHtlee
today that he would waive nil gtietnloo
of Imiiiiiin'.y. go to New York mm juii k
ly iik ioHilie. within week, fiirninh
hail and adopt no dilatory tacticta.
The .lenitinrl for the henrniK (anie as
a purpriKe 10 iht bo ..rninent. AkmIkI
nlit frilled ftate liiKifict Atlorne
Archer Mitnoiineed he had uiiderKtoiul
the ilef Iiiritu iiiteinli"! to .lve hotid
for their npiiearanre in New York to
anKWer to the liidii'lineiitii.
No Resignations
Yet Apparent In
British Cabinet
All Members Attend Meeting
to Discuss Conscription, But
Rum:r Has It McKenna and
Others May Withdraw.
Wpeelllc 1 11 'i 11 1 r v ieveloied that J. I.
Ilii.liiniiK, the liiiiil hoy who wax ail
itiK un an ele. ti i'al enitiueer ut Ma
dera when Villa (.eiz.'d Ihe American
.niili. e. had teuiheil K.I I'uho with
1 In ot her ri t uiieea.
of HUM lllld Kl'lelH'i'H. lie.
opinion liy the iittoiiiey
Mtate.
The Mtate il if peiKai y
ml the open I. ar 100 in
I1.111 in 1 .');'.
.Ii
ik to a
K. In l.ll of tin
h:.Ml"ll i'll.i'
.Mi
II
Illy r.vfiunu M-rl! Li-ahi'il Wire
I em 11 . I u'i . ! I - The Hi-pin al i'
In 1 in Itlc 1I1 iiarluiciilK ol ihc
-1. 1111 I'lilll.' all. I I'i'llMI t
;...ll.le lhllloa.il. w.ll I lipleled
l.,li..ll..W II Wilh IIIIII. .inn I'd toil. I'. il'V
A. S lliiahin. Ketiei.it lla II' in.iliiu. 1
0 1 tin- l!lo I'lunde Tile aiilioiiin .
mini wan il-ciiiiain..t the a.-
oinlliii'lil "f Ki net.ll al!i i ti III eiKtl-
iilie'i I III oimhoill 1 In iiHiiilt't lo
le llilllrr 111. 1 I 1 1 1 ll.l Illl-lll 1
The iililiollilllielllK im Illilc: "
III llli'1.!. Ketlelal In .till alietll.
I.. A I N 1I-..11 and II Ken-
.'eiieial ilMl'I'lH, leKpe. t IV. ly. nt
1 ado -.j.i'iiii'4 ami lltMiid .lull. ' mil.
A::
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Iii'inir. Inc. "I.- Then in. k. "t
llllilleil and k.I It 11. mn liev el auy" '"'"-
I I -1 -1 exIiaiiKle.i. Koine of I'iiuiib
liiiio- ilealei-K I inlu - ilare.l .'n alc
I I 1 1 1 - llteliHih. U III I'M'll lislaiii a II I
ile.'oi at i.oiK In their etaaliKlinnniK
A llliillliteil deer'K head, nlleteil l.v 11111
MlloolllXl wax MlT Hilled In, a Klin
"It iiiukcx me ci lo pan w.:li ihif
I mI.I It lllKelt."
VanoilK m.hiim 11. Ill'' window k of re
1 . t .iik li.io. il.aleiK alii. 1. I..I I 111' al-
Excitement Yet
At High Pitch
Over Killings
Blakely, Georgia, Has Not Set
tled Down After Slaying of
Septet of Negroes in Fight
With Posse.
I ft r r.-mln n-rilit t.r.4 ITIrel
I.0111I011. Iiec. HI. I,!:'i'. . ill. I All
lilillilii TH of Ihe fiilil. let ut liii'li'd the
J lllei't IIIK today to l'o'l.l.. r the ill'llft o
:lh.' hill for 'oiuitiiK..r. inilitiiry Her
I ice. and il appear... I'tdKo'iieni l
. tltere hfle heen mi f.-ii'iiiitiiitlK. Itil
I timr still Ik hiiNy, i..weer. with the
iianifH of IteKiiiiilil Ki'linu, chaiiielloi'
'of the ex. Iii.iiiii ; Walter liuni'iinaii.
I preNldent of the In 111 ril of trade, and
j Sir John Siiimri. ho.'ic Ke'-ei:it.
I Tin Intinmi Hcretniy. Sir Kdward
M'.ray. an I thn war Kei retaiy, Kali
iter, a!o are mehl i..lliil ill r.n.-
flft'tioll with pohKilile rll.mKi'l ill the
lul'inei. hut cm 11 if 1.1 viral liiiliilnTK
withdraw It in now cl'-ar that the k"v
einiiietit will not hieak up over the
.Uel ll.tl.
Mir lalvvunl Orey'B health in naln
put Im ward uh a rcuxioi he may retire
in ciixe nf any reoiuaiii.utlon of the
ministry.
The ucfiernl inipri-sMou tH lliut iippo.
0III1111 In the plan for i'.iiiiiiIn..-v n.-r-x
ice on the purl of i.ii..r is Ii'kk.iiiii4.
IllthollUh Ihe dei'iHI.'ll ii' lal.in lead. Ti
to refer the matter t i ll.e index 11 n on
C'.IIKI IMI leav e. Illll i'ie-l inn .Jl op :i
EXPLOSION UPON
mi SENDS HER
TO THE BOTTOM
While Anchored in Harbor,
Blast in Magazines Wrecks
Biitish Armored Cruiser:
400 Survive.
H, ETenliif ll.rxi-l Ihi-w4 Wtr
l.ondon, lut; 3 It ii p. in. 1 The
Untinh srmnred crulxer Nntal hn
xiink alter an explomnn. liillclal an-
liiiuncenient .( 1I1U effect wan made
here today. The N11I11I wax mink yen
lerday ufternoon wUlle In hurlmr. im
the retail of 11 n Internal expli.xlon.
There nre 11 limit 4un nurvlvorx
The Nallil x k''k-iik the moxl Se
vern 1..KK which Ihe Itritixh navy hnx
miNtitined In xeveral mnntli. No Itrit
ixh naval vexxelx nf Importance hud
heen Hunk xlnce luxt .May. when the
Triumph and Mujcxtlc were torpedoed
at the Uiirdaiii IIch The Nil Int. 11I-
t In. null a powerful man-of-war, wax
laid down eleven year ago and her
Olxplui ement w ax only uhnut one-half
of the larxext Itritixh aen finhtera.
The Natalx normal complement
wna 704 men. Her lurnext kuiix were
.2-Inch.
In .1. l ordani e with Itx procedure of
late the admirulty hax iclven mi Imll-
tatloii ax to the locality ol the Natal
dixuxter. The military reHiilationx
miik 1. It Impoxxllile tn iiivo this Infor-
iiiuthni puhliiiy.
The ion la generally attributed to
(mil play. In xupport of thin theory
attention la called to ximilar dixaxtera
which overtook the Itritixh haltlcxhlp
tttilwark that wax blown tip at Kheer
nex In November of laxt year with
the loxa of TOO or more men. and the
lllitlxh f xteHinxhlp rrlnceM Irene
blown up In !-iheernexa harbor luxt May
with a loxa of between 300 and 4 00
Uvea.
Lander, Wyoming
Coldest Place
In the Country
Temperature of Twenty-Four
Degrees Below Zero Record
ed at Point in Northwest;
East Aho Is Chilly.
leal 1.
wife
11 01 I'.'
ni li.i 11 s AnioUi1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1
ilryu have I .... 1 1; 1 1 1 ii-.
it 1 i I
Last drop
"The ..uple
We're throiiijh.'
FUNERAL OF SHEVLIN
IS HELD AI HIS HOME
Mniniapoli. Minn.. 1". . I'u
neial m-i ( i' i'n for Thornan I.. Hhevliti,
I ml no r Vale fiinthall nlar and million
tine lumberman, who died nt ptieii.
' nioniM I.ihI Wedne-d:. y, wn
Ihe f iinily reMid- n' i- In n
ml wa al l.a1 f-wnotl
h
today
imi ti l .
I I at
I tut -
(Br Fv-nninn (f rIl la-Mud Wjrul
HlaKt e , i.a . I i ;; 1 . Kx. tt euieht
lUUKid l lit iiuuhoiit Una i-ertitiii h.
la - hen (et w eeu while potmeini- h -id
iteitrueK near here t-Hlirdn m whhh
m'imi nt-Kroeii were killed and iah
while Nerioii-xU bait, had hot etit;re!
died down toda . I n il uent a I w hilt
iH ieiiM fXpriiid I lie im iet'. how e el .
thai there would In no nmiv iiiuihliw,
l'ie of tin m tito. h were Mim and
Mile, Mild tt otliei 4 win liliMO',1 lo
death, ait'ordi'iu to npnit here a a
t4llt of 111 lee p:i, hed ImUl.-M helween
the to tiroei ii, tt) vaiioiiH liaud if
wlilteH xeekitiK to (iiptni. ttrundiKon
i;ioIhIi, a mttto farmer, and hin iwo
M'Mf-. Mike aiol .-ees, m i imi-iI of it -Mi--Mi1ialiiiK
lli'Til v .1. ithp'ue, ni'
oiefreeer, who had lhialitl one ot
1 he y oil I- kit I otiIslt 'n.
I! wan fHtimali-d th-it theie were
; hi vera! hundied whiti-N in ihe .it iou
pn-weK a id It wad vi il that pi oiu, id'.
I lia fa ipit-n wre wounded.
FEDERAL COMMISSION
HOLDS A CONFERENCE
WITH COAL OPERATORS
I Mr K-rvnltif Herald 4 Wlr
henver, Colo.. Iier. .11. CotiH i eriOes
with the (on) opeiatorrt were lienun in
da hy the tedei al eotniiiiNHion luvi-Hti-KalinK
lahur t'ondttioiin m Colorado
I h.M iimoIim wilh the mine oWtierH he-
uan fhortly nti'r the toniiniHioner
tonveiied at the headU.trter nt ihi
C dot ado ind UMtt'ta 1 l oinin iHion ji nl
wete ipeitf( (oi-ontiiiiie (htoitifhout
ihe da.
STATE COLLEGE IS
OPERATED AT COST
OF OVER $150,000.00
III, r.xnlnf tforalit r.t4 Wtn.
Santa Ke. N. .l.. I h i . .11 The xilln
of I mill Him Hpi'iit nil the New
Mi vi'ii Stale cnlh'Ke al Ulx t'ltlccx ill
(he I . I mi lixial yeat. a Idnift to the
rtKoli''H''x iiiiiiual report. The total
enl ..llineiit wiih 2J.'.. twenty-three ol
the tWelltV-'IX collntli'M ot the Mute.
inn. i.'!..r etatex, and Mexico lieiik
i'i'.'i'i nti 1 The foHcKt lai ulty Iihi
III. 'Ill le hlt'.-xevei) pI'iiLCXKOIK, llixll'tle.
ii.ix. ii.-i.!i ,ni, i inpli.veH and unreal,
mi ll alie.llK. Nearlv II 7, ii'i'i Will
pelit oil t In llt ii llllilKlt CXteliMinn lie.
pailuieul. Total .i.mi'Ik ol ihe cillei.
are nlv I'll ax f ii I :l. .' x'l.
(Hv Krrnlng ftrrxld txxril IVlrx
WiiKhiiiKlon, I'i'. 3 1 . Vtith u teiu-
pel'llt lite of -4 llfKll'CX below XI'I'O
Lander. Wyo., wax the coldext xpot in
Ihe coiinliv tmiuy. Weather bureau
repi.rtH iiulii aleil a . "I'I urea in Ih
eaxt. too, wilh Iti dijiteex helow xero
ut ..ri lill. I.I. Vermont.
Temporal urex wer ahtiormuily low
in New Kiittland, in the interior
New Yolk, over thn llorlhwexl Ullil
weHt of the Itneky innuntiiiiix.
l.ox AimelcK. fai., I lee. a 1.--1 irutmi
nr. .vex and lownx m the iHrilx (rult
leltlon which were Kiveli white lliantlex
hy the remarkable xnowfull ot
t.'i.lav. xlixteiied under a lirlkht xun
todiy. Teiiipi'iaturex Im-Iow the free
Ina point w ere repm ted trom Mome lo
inline., but owmu I" the tuoiNt con
illt i. .li.i reKiilunu trom the eturiti '
liaiiiaKe wna done to (he oI'iiiikc cropx
now helllK Kallnr.'.i. II wax kiihI.
The weather bureuu forecaxlx even
cohli'i lenipi rutin i h I K i t and
wat uiimx were ixxiieil to on hnrdlxtx to
xtand by to pi'olei I their n"Vcx.
I'lutiin", Arli., I ice. 31. The Ma
ieN'ic .i.i-t'.l huue li.it collapxed to
day under the wcixht of .mow which
hax lallell Hi ..Lilly ..r the puxl fotl
eiKhl hoiirx and which coiiiinuex un
abated today. Mativ other rootx
buckled. The xnowtall liieaxiirrd tlltv -twn
Hi. hex nil tin level at Ihe en, I 1.1
furl. -eight limit'. Weather LilU'llil
ptedl.'t a c. 1111111111111.111 of the ntnl.il
lor iiiiotiii'r tweiity-foiir hour.
CARRANZA GRANTS HIS
PERMISSION TO OPEN
TIA JUANA RACE TRACK
San Ih.'K", fai.. Iee. 1. I'ermix
aion lrom licnerul Vcnuxt u.ito t'ui-
rinixa, head nf the Mexican de lucto
ieo ct'iimeiit, to opi'ti the new ra.e
track at Tin Jiiatiu, Juxt ucioxh tin
lioriler. I rlailneil In it IcIcKruni lrom
lu:n I'antii, received here today. Halo
i 'a n in ix a brother of KKichun I'aiitu
iinlit.iiy it'iveiiior nt l.nwer t'uiilnr
ma.
The teleuiam, ax liia.le public, xay
(ieiieial I'airunza hax ordered that tin
xeaxoii hi' pettiiilti'il lo xtart tomorrow
ax planned.
Fire in Linseed
Company's Plant
Kills Eight and
Injures Several
Chicago Has Real Blaze Early
This Morning, With Entire
Apparaus of District Called
Into Fight.
EXPLOSION OF TANK
OF NAPTHA IS CAUSE
Initial Blast Is Followed by
Smaller Explosions as Flames
Reach Other Tanks; Fire
men Have Narrow Escapes.
I fly Rrnihif ffpra!l I W!m
f'hlciiKo. M'c. .11, The exploxton of
naphtha tank at the plant of the
American l.lnxeed company In Kouth
I'hlcuMo today, cauxeit Ihe death ot
alx employe and the -ijury of ten
others, according to police r'tiniatex
lhi afternoon. I
Kred Miller. Mb huel llainett. Mich
ael McWuae. Mutihew foll.ureher an.)
two unidentified Auxtrian ate mlxxniK
unit It la thought certain they were
trapped by the llamex.
Th property loxa wax placed hy thu
.oiiipany olllcialx at t.'iUll.tniti.
Kar!y. reporta placed the dead al
from fifteen to twenty. Several lire-
men narrowly exinped injury.
The Inflammable nature of the pro
duct manufactured at the plant made
the l.bixe difficult to ttxht.
All the lire envinea In the ilixtrlct
were ruxhed to the arena and tona ol
water were poured on the bluxe by flrr
tuax In the Calumet river.
The llrat expli.xlon wax In what wax
known ax the percolator bulldlni The
roof of the bulldinK wax blown off an 1
the Mumex xpreud lo three other hulld
Inn nearby.
(itllcialx of the coin puny aalii there
were about thirty-five men empluyvd
In the building and all except eight
had been accounted for.
The Initial hliiM wan followed b)
entailer exploxlon ax tho llamex reach
ed dirtereul tanka. An oil barge In the
river caught Hie.
Ueportx that fifteen or twenty men
hud been killed in all exploxlon which
xet Tire to the plant of the American
Lliixe.'il company In South fhlcago
were received by the police today
Alter the exploxlon the llamex xpreud
iiioldlv lllld llremen were uimUe In
enter the building where th.. men
wore believed to have be. n trapped.
At the hrxt alarm filteen fire com-
ni n I. a were xent to the plant becauxc
nf the Inflammable nature of the
Htni'k nf the fiimpuny.
It wax reported that xexeral firemen
hud necii caiikht beneath a tallitiK
wall and that ninny were Injured.
More than I no men were workinK
In thn plant when the exploxlon oc
curred, according to official of the
loinlHiny. Tho men who were be
lieved to have been killed or aerinuxlv
Injured occupied a rnmn clnxo by thi
xcene of the exploxlon mid their
t-xenpe wax cut off by the tlainex.
After ihe lire had been brought un
der control, company oftlcliila extl-
mateil that the loxx would total
I:, iiiiii. iinil. of which $miu. iiiiii repre-
Kellted the III of 300.11110 bllxhela ol
liiiMccil in xtot'in'e.
HEIIIU REPflBTS
fiiuCII
Leasing Bill s
Given Favorable
Report In House
Administration Measure to Be
Sent From Committee With
Recommendation That It Be
Passed.
BUT RUSSIA IS
SltEHT AS EVER
Mysterious Dearth of News
From Petrograd as to Opera
tions in Galicia; Important
Actions On.
. i
ALBANIA NOW CENTER,
OF NEAR-EASTERN WAR
Athens Claims Diplomatic Sit
uation Shows a Growing
Cordiality Between Entente
Powers and Greece.
n r.Tenit i li.n'4 LmnI Wlre
Licid.'ii. Ii.-. :;i. til fij .. in.)
While Vienna r. i ii that the battle
In Oalleia ale liicreaulng in extent and
violence, liunxiu ma ntuinx a mvxter-
iotia retiren-e cnucei'iiiiig her military
operation there
It aeenia rertain, however, that ex
tremely Important eventa, the full ai
nltlcance of which are not yrt official.
ly dlxcliweu, are occurrltig at the only
point where Ituxxlun armlea ran bring
any prexaure to bear on tha Balkan
aituatton without actually croealng Ku
ntanlan territory.
Many reports reach here thai the
Auxtro-ilerman and llulgaiian force
are not only abandoning all prepara
tion for an advance In Macedonia but
are alao withdrawing troupe from thla
front, their action being attributed to
the Hiixalan otfenxlve In Beawrabia,
but moat of thexe dlapatche bear tha
Impreae of the nlah being faihei to
th thought.
Active operation In the Bear east
are now centering In Al ban lit where
the Serbian army la aalit tn be gutrer-
lug from haraxaing tutu, ka nxt.it by
Albanian force Krom the progrea
they have made In Albania, II I pre- '
dicied that the Italian will oon rlaah
with Ihe Hulganatia In that territory.
Ath claim that the diplomatic
xltuati .1 xhow a growing rordlallty
between tireece and the entente power.
A hixtorlc meeting of the llrltlxh
cabinet, at which the fltuil draft ut the
como'ilxion miiixiire proliably will be
ado) km ix expected today. The bill.
It Ix reported, will emho ly the follow
ing prliiciplex: I'oiupulalon to be ex
tended to nil alnglt men who tall to
nli eit', for thi purpnae th machinery
of the Hurl of lierby plai to be made
xtntiilory, and the provixlon-f of the
luw to be enucled lo apply only for
the ilu ration of the prexent war
The labor conference on comptilxlon
came to no le Jxion uh to It attitude,
but irioi le.'litig of auxplclon to
ward the reported cabinet solution nf
tha pioblem la manifest.
I'ltK.Vf II Hl lltl ltlK. II
SI NK HY Al NTUIAM FUrTII.I.A
Uerlin. Per. Hi. f Hy Wirelexa to
Suyv llle ) An olllcial Ailxtruill report
rweived today from Vienna u tnut
the Kren. h xtihmarln Monge waa
xunk on Wednesday hy an Austrian flo
tilla. llltlTIMI 'sr I.TH't l
NOl MHMt NKM1I.Y Jfl.lMMI
Uindon. lec. ... tiei'S a. m.i
llrltlxh rnxunltle recorded In htx
pub' x.ied diirltiK Ihe mouth of He
ceini.i r amounted to l.uill orllcets ant
1 7.44(1 men. Thexe are the return
from all front.
Ilerlln. Iec. 31 (via wirelexa to 8ay
vlllei. The aiinoui.cement lrom the
war office today say that Herman
troopx, after exploditiK mine, charged
an u. Ivan.e Hrilixh treliclt near llul-
luch. taking two machine gun and a
tiutnbei of prixoncrx.
Allied aviatnin mad-. an attack on
ii-ierul. No nun ."e wa dona to milt
tarv eiiiblixliniei i . hut a number of
I .nldliiKx "
SOLDIER S BODY IS
FOUND HANGING IN TREE
Corpux fhrixtl, Ti x . Dec. St The
hody of rt'lvale A. J, Maiiahun of com
Puny f, Twenty-sixth infa'itrv, whoee
hollie Ix uiid.'l xloinl to have been in
Akioit, iihlo. wax found hanxinj to u
tree three lllllex xinllli o K I llli x v 1 1 Ii
IukI I litht. Manahan ha I oi.-u e'.i
t.iiiie.l at K 'lii'Ki llle Kline the liunllt
luiiU ,n th' Txa-i i.i.rdi r i oiinlry.
WaxhlnKlon, Dec. 331. The adniin-
lnlluln.il lull for leasing ol im ;
mineral landx wax tn.l.v ordered la-
v.ilal. I) rcpoltcd In the liiiuxe by the
public laiulx committee
The comiiilttee, however, agreed to
a heiirinu of California oil interest-
ubotit Januaiy l. with u view to de
termining whether Ihi tniiilttec
shall offer iimeiidiiii'titx on ihe Hour foi
Ihe relief of the coinpaiilex and Indl-
i . 1 1 1 it I x who developed oil on the Sun
J... i. linn alley Iniiilx prior lo Ihe de
cixlmi ol the supreme couit. which
i.li.'l.l the prexlilent x w llli. Ira will ot
the liinilx mi which Ihey located.
The provlxions nifeiiing those mil
iums of d.'lluis' worth of oil la ii.l re
main in the reported hill substantially
as in the inruxtire paused by Ihe hnuxi-
ill the luxt rmigresx. though they uri
r u '.. lei t to a fight later on for greater
relief than the nil companies affected
li .-Ive in the leuxing ui raiiKcinenl un
del' Ihe bill a ll xtundx.
flic bill alluws til preference In
getting twenty-year leases nf the Inml
ihey now occupy to the extent of 4o
acre each, with right to successive
evleni'ioiis of ten vearx each, under
conililioii of royulty lo the govern
li. . nl ol nol e I hull one-elKhlh o
tlie oil ;iroiltlcel.
ii.f ' dan' ' .
III. led on t'i
Heart. N '
w -re woiiinl
xh acred. The heuv-
.il to have been I"
nveiit of the Sacred
. " llelglan civilian
. I one was killed.
CLASSIFICATION OF
GRAIN AND PRODUCTS
GIVEN DISAPPROVAL
H y..nloi Hursla Wtral
WuKhlllgloli, llec. HI. New clussl
llcutions of irelght which would hava
exulted In general Incrvusea In rates
nn grain and grain product and var
ious other coinmoiliiles between th
Atlantic seaboard and th Mississippi
river were di,u. proved today by the
Interstate commerce commission.
EARTHQUAKE LASTING
QUARTER HOUR SHOWS
ON ST. LOUIS RECORD
St. Louis. Mo.. Pec. 11. An earth
iltiitke shoi ' lasting fifteen minute
wux recorded ut :3u o clock thin
mornltig uu tho seuoiiograph of H.
I.i. ma university. Th Ulrertlon ap
parently waa northeait by south aid
me d xi'ince wax a pproxiinalely 1,70.1
miles from St. Lome.
h'or lour ('avs the seixmogiaph hus
been restlexk.

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