BIG STRIKE
THREATENING
eight-hour day; fourth, that, the in-' of the servcie. Aeroplanes, field
terstate commerce commission con-' telegraph 'and motorcycle couriers
sidcr the increased costs of the wil lhave part in the maneuvers
iit;ht hftir day in m.ikititr. nstcs am) which will include liattalion, repi
fifth, amend the mediation law to 'mental and brigade work, concluding
prce'iit strikes or lockouts
liiM'i..l ilipnt p arr luinc
Katr.I.
eliile in- wit ha division nune'iiit-iit. Cavalry
invt ,ti- w ill he hfed in lare- compact hodics
1 Artillery will he handled in accord-
SUMMARY OF NEGOTIATION
LAID BEFORE CONGRESS.1
PRESIDENT SHIFTS THE
BIHDEN. j
MAINE IS TO 3E
Tile
in-'.
'th propFal w.is that the pre
- etnpowere J to opt i ;itr . the
in ve of tni'itar.v licet -w
these i 'in in o i: d;i 1 1 1 i i
c."rird 'irt. pri ident Wil
' i'I -.i t !y 'li 1i- 1 1 . 1 1 1 . ! of i'i i:.-
:iic v.itli It
rope'jn war.
ie s will l.e ;
Tliir far.
us li ari i'd i ntl,c Id:- j
Tra n sportat troul.- I
rk.-d ..lit
ie n. i -hiiii' has in-
Capital Coal Yard
SWASTIKA COAL. CERRILLOS COAL, ALL KINDS STEA
COAL; MADRID, N. M., ANTHRACITE COAL, MADRIJ
SMITHING COAL, CORD AND SAWED WOOD.
FACTORY KINDLING.
Near A. T. & S. F. Depot Pfeone 85 .Man
Prcciot juitot
Trbje Eiperto Eiperiancia
Prontitoti
Isidoro Armijo
j Himcotk t. Number 4()7
I tKdiittti Ijj,1N. M.
j Se encarga dc h&cer truduccionet del lnglr- I Epanol y del Esp
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nul hI Ingles, l.at ot'drnel de afurra nuratra erpecialidad.
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BOTH PARTIES TO FIGHT
FOR SUPREMACY. WILCOX
GIVES ESTIMATE. SORE
OF HUGHES. ROUMANIA
IN EUROPEAN WAR.
The Strike Situation
A summary of devetopetm nts in
the strike situation follows:
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commit lee of tail-
r(i.' "i!s -nil!, a pnlilic slati
teir pcit'.-i. ilirlilililL' It
'in'! V.'iS ."'s plan
L'thir renon.
have ihoii(.,lit it lt'.-.t," -..it:
r ' si'It'ii t, rcfer'ine; to the rail-. '
NeKotiations hrtwem raroads I w'' ""' ' ' addre ss to (hi '
and brotherhoods throtiph President cnnr ' "that tl.ey should he f.irce.l '
Wilson definitely hrokt-n off. !'" '''' lf "'"y '"" ''ld, not hy 1
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part
Jo.itpiiii.
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lnit hy 'he -nfferiiijt of tli
nun I r v
"W'.iU
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my ce-n fi-rciii e' w it li !
prore'ss" 'the jie-rser
1 "when i oal loutward ap-
pearancf those fonferenct's had
come t' a st and sti'l. the reprcnit a - :
lives e.i tilt brotllerlli mils sililile'ilv 1
acted .-.t,' set the slrik
of ept t mlier
Thus 1)it president
his efforts and added. M'tit
the cir.unistances of the case,
Brotherhood leaders definitely or
dered the trike to hepin at 7 a. m.. j
Iabor dav hnli'ss the order is coun
termanded anil declared that only a
settlement favoralde to .the nun
could change it.
President Wilson prepared to o
before congress in joint session at
2:30 o'rWk this afternoon with pro
posals for new laws to prevent the
strike. An outline of the proposals
art rs ,'olhiws :
increase of the intersteta com-1
meree commission from seven to'""' fe"'
nine members. I t"ok an
An eight hour law for railway em
ployees. To empower the federal board to
mediation to investigate operation
of an eight hour day.
To empower the interstate com
merce commission to consider the
eight hour day in connection with
making rates.
A measure similar to the Canadian
industrial disputes act for an inves
tigation of all disputes between rail
roads and their employees.
A measure empowering the presi
dent to operate the trains with the
primary object of providing the Am
erican troops with food on the Mex
ican border. The brotherhood
leaders favor the eight-hour day
features but oppose the proposal to
adopt the Canadain plan.
President Wilson has laid the rail
way strike situation before congress
in an address to both houses assem
bled in joint session. The president
told eongres sof his efforts to bring ritorial and political changes jnt.ii
the railroad managers and the men
int osonie sort of an agreement, and
saying he was powerles sto do more,
be asked congress to enact legisla- statc , animosity between the two
lion to deal with the situation. I nations. j
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Pointing out the distress and hard- Kuinar.ia desired to hasten the end,
ships upon w hich a nation wide strike i ,,f tnt safeguard her racial in-1
would bring to the cohntry, the prcs-j te res ami realize her national nn-1
ident asked congress t nctnpowcr him jty. J
to draft into the service of the Unil-I n. Game of War.
ed States the very managers and thej A war game and maneuvers in
men who have been unable to adjust Vk-hifl, (v,,v branch of the servicc
their differences so that the pmvern-j n presented m the American puni
ment may operate the railroads iiv ,,. ,1,;,, j,Ist . j September in
rase of military necessity. ,jve xr ,jlt,on will take part, will he
lie proposed that congress first en-, the rasas Grandes valley according
targe the membership of the inter-jt,, in announcement made at tcm-
stae commerce commission to equip' porary field headquarters at El Valle'
if to deal with larger situations : sec- ,y Gen J J. Pershing, commander
ond. tha tan eight hour day be estab- of the cjxpeditit.n.
lished for al ltrainmen in the inter- Mountains, hills, brush and water
state commerce; third tha ta 'com- cour-ee.' and some trees wil furnish
mission investigate the effect of thejevery opportunity to test each branch
1.5th c;. v.-ilrj at 1.,,- ( ;a. I
of t!,.-17iii inf.intty ' ,,!
.'.ml .m : lik point . i !
It. Hi i'i'"atitre . 1'iflli c:,v-
1,. ami C. ban rie of SiM, '
In-:, artillery I ; bal'.iy of 1 1-e -til
hoepital. This virtual'v will'com
f :. id ariilli ry anil ;li,- -rv , ml, ,,, 1,
J.bte his insix e it, ,n trip.
Nntienal Politics,
."oth parti. - will have tin ,r heav.
ii.i it si artillery up in Maine- tin last
j Wt e k in Argus! and the first ten
)a'- of September I (oth pitsbleu-
al candidates will appeal in per
nj' I'"oriinr ;.ersi.but! K'oosevelt
id Wiliatn nniiifs Itryan will be
it" Sen. .tors and reprt entativ-
by the -c r, will eo.ir t vciy town
op N'ot a ' r. o s-? . ,;t( will he ig
M -l 'I be voier v. ho t-stvpr. - ill
t rititlt d to convrat ulat e liimtll
, being a rarity.
After the Maine campaign I tui
t'" mai: Kt lley is guing to Indiana
hi-!- the Republicans there. lie1
for the -1th i'n't paying any attention to the talk
jl'iat Senator Taggart is likely to
suinniai ied win all the way down the line.
ys the" Kepubticatis are out tol
CUEROS! CUEROS!
Vendanos todo su fierio viejo, Yantas de hule.Metaleg
huesos garras. zinc, p!omo y etc., Tambien, Cueros
y Salellas, a los pecids mas altos delmercado
Santa Fe Iron and Metal Yard Co.,
:S17 North Water Street
IveVibanns pur mas 1 .iforrnat'ion.
Power Rate
200 K. VV. 7c per K. W.
300 K. VV. 6c per K. W.
400 K. VV. sc per K. W.
All in txcess of the above i 4c ftr K. If.
Special Rates for Coking.
SANTA FE WATER & LIGHT CO.
Flour, Hay, Potatoes and Salt
LEO SCH
Solo Ad.'.s for INTERNATIQNAl. STOCK FOOD
AlfaifuSce-J. all kinds t.f Flo-.vr. )::. - t. I IVI !
TKt.Kl'IH'Ni:. and !.,
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OF NEW MEXICO
AT ALBUQUERQUF
OPENS AUGUST 22nd
For the College year 1916-1917
could only propose. I could '. '-eat former t preventative Watson,;
e-rn the will of eithers whoj C'lairaian Wilcov of llie Repuhli-
tntirtly different view of j can Mammal t oniniit ttee is out withi
who a predietnui
that Mr. Hughes will.
.ml I'M being necessary to elect him.
"Sure Rcphbbran states" accord
ling to Mr. Wilcox are California.
stances 1c be what they turned
to be."
T. UI-. I - C
The causes which led Rumania toJ Connecticut, Idaho, lllin.iis, Newj
declare war on Austna-HuiiKary are Jersey, rew nampsnire, ,cw YorK
set forth in a note presented
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AlluHjiuT'i'.io, N. M.
tol North Dakota. Ohio, Oremm, I'enn-
Czerin. the Ahtro-IIungarian minis
ter to Rumania- after a meeting of
the Rumanian crown council, at
wheib it was decided to declare war.
Summarized the reasons given are:
The triple alliance, to which Ru
mania was a party, was broken when j
Italy declared war against Austria-1
Hungary. j
Austria-Hungary threatened tint
interests and national aspirations oi
K umania.
.sylvania Rhode Island, Utah, Ver
mont, Washington. West Virginia,
And Dclcwarc, with a total of .VKi
electorial votes.
In listing the sure stales. Chair
man Wilcox said of Michigan :
"The- election returns of 1012 shows
a very comfortable situation in this
the causual observer it does not seem
244 and Roosevelt 214.584 votes. To
statc. Wilson had 150751 Taft 152-
like a wild proposition to put Mich-
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Austria-Hungary's assurances that ' s
it was not inspired by a spirit of con
quest or territorial gains in attack
ing Serbia, have not been fulfilled.
Kuniania was confronted with ter-! liquor vote
Charles
acing her future. presidential
Rumanians m Ilhngary suffered . ''c;,n ikUt
olipression, because of a continual
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Democratic comment regartling Mr. I
Hugihes declar.il ion in favor of the
suffrage is that it will abbreviate the
Fairbanks, the ivicc-
andidate on the Ri'tmb
and Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt will throw the! oratorical
force into the Xfaine campaign.
Mr. Fairbanks will speak in Maine
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The vice-presidential randidate: ?
will ai-lo speak in Pittsburgh on la
b'ir dav and during that week in Ok-
la'l.oma.
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