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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04

that the force Of pauolmen has been
increased in the financial district be-
cause of threats made against men
doing business there. Scores of bug
letters are received by the police dc
partment every day IN thc week"
On the additional police assigned to
the financial district the commissioner
said
THE force has been Increased about
twenty men and it Is partly true that
they are there on account of cir
Cular letter Here again is case
which proves that if | had a secret
service fund could do good work
on that line The thing to do is to
get good men on the service and they
are not in the city We viii take an
precautionary measures to handle an
archists and we will see that very few
come to this city
Police Commissioner Bingham said
tonight that there was no evidence
that the western anarchists had east
ern connection.
Since the murder of Father Leo, ="
he said. and in connection with that
crime or the attempt on the life OF
Chief of Police Shtppey of Chicago.
nothing has occurred here to indicate
that these western anarchists have any
New York connections or that promi-
nent men here are likely to suffer
What may happen no one can tell |
may be the next one myself, but so
tar there is nothing in the local sttua-
tion to give us any reason to believe
there is danger Of an outbreak"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
MEXICAN BANK
ROBBERY WAS
BOLD JOB
EMPLOYEES SUSPECTED
OF AIDING THIEVES
Nearly Three Hundred Thou
sand Dollars in Paper Money
Carried Off, Vast Store of
Silver and Gold Untouched

El paso, Texas, March "A dis
patch from the Associated Press cor
respondent at chihuahua today says:
The daring bank robbers who re-
moved $aEaO00 from the vault Of the
chihuahua branch of the BanCo Min
GRO, took the money from vault di-
roctly under the study of Governor
Enrique Greet who has il residence
u the upper stories of the building.
The lock 10 the document vault was
broken from the inside and the cur
rucy taken consisted Of notes already
Issued and passing constantly over the
counters. The numbers are unknown
and identification viii be practically
impossible.
A statement has boon issued by the
bank officials calling In all outstmd-
ing l000 peso notes for redemption,
Most of the missing money was OF
this denomination. A large quantity
of silver gold and bills Of small de-
nomination We're untouched by the
robbers although II was lying IN the
same compartment from which the
currency was taken
lt lis believed that the robbers had
HurompllGce among the bank on-
pluycs and that they were concealed
i'm the vault before closing time Sat
urday afternoon Tho lock was brok
from the inside of the vault support
ing this theory.
The bank Watchman the porter
and two or three men of unknown an
tecedcntg have heVn arrested and are
held in iail incommunicado Ameri-
can detectives are here at work on
the caap, but II thcy have clue to
the robbers the authorities refuse to
make IL gubllc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
WARM RECEPTION WAITS
ANARCHISTS IN NEW YORK

| New York, March 3.-The order Of
Secretary Straus of the department of
commerce and labor for the deporta-
ton of such alien anarchists and crtmi-
nails as the law can reach will be en-
| forced promptly and vigorously by the
I local and federal authorities working
in harmony with the municipal police,
! Commissioner of immigration Watch
orn is keenly alive to the situation and
his subordinates are well schooled In
what is expected of them,
United States District Attorney
Sumson said tonight that the matter
had not been brought to his attention
yet but intimated that no time would
be lost by the federal officials in car
rying out the secrGtary's Instructions.
Police Commissioner Bingham to-
night stated that the local police were
exercising now every precautionary
measure possible and that he would
continue to do his best with the limit
ed resources at his command. The
commissioner has repeatedly urged
the need of a larger force, especially
in the detective branch of the depart
ment.
1t is known that conferences be-
tween several federal officials will be
held tomorrow and it Is understood
representatives of the immigration
service will confer with Commissioner
Bingham and a plan of joint action
will be mapped out.
Despite qualified denials, justified
by the secret nature of the work II
is known that a systematic campaign
against those suspected of anarchistlC
sympathies has been quietly Waged in
this city for months. Special dctec-
tves are scattered throughout the
Wall street section, the neigh borhoOds
Of the wealthy and the haunts of the
suspected are closely watched. While
little appears on the surface it is
known that any attempt at a lawess
demonstration would be ridden down
rough shod and that a warm reception
awaits the avowed anarchist from
other parts who in an ill-advised mo-
ment may turn his steps New Yord-
ward.
Reports have been in circulation
today concerning anonymous letters
received by Archbishop Farley Of this
city
In a formal statement tonight Mr..
Bingham declared:
''The only foundation for the reports
that attempts are to be made upon
Archbishop Farley is an anonymous
letter received at police headquarters
six months ago in which his name and
the names of other prominent men
We're mentioned This was a typical
bug letter. and no attention was paid
to it Every prominent man receives
scores of such letters and If any at
tention was paid to them the re-
cepients would never have any peace
Of mind
There is no truth in the assertion
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
Republican Convention Deals
Staggering Blow to Prestige
of Buckeye Senators in State
Politics,
PARTY MACHINERY IN
HANDS OF TAFT MEN
Every Member Suspected Of
Allegiance to Old Regime Re-
placed on Committee by
Friends of War Secretary

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Columbus. Ohio, March 3.--Thc re-
publicans of Ohio, who met at D.
m. today to hold their state convcn-
ton placed the entire party machin-
cry in the state in the hands of Will
lam Taft and his political followers
and dealt a staggering blow to the
interests of Senators Foraker ard
Dick by whipping off the state central
committee every man who was known
to have any bias in their favor.
OF the twenty one members of the
new committee eleven were reelected.
Seven members constituted the For
aker faction and all were dropped.
The other three who were not re-clect-
ed were all for Taft and their retire
ment was caused by local conditions
alone. Every member Of the commit
tee is Taft man Walter f. Brown,
of Toledo, was reelected chairman
and Malcom Marschner, of Columbus,
secretary of the committee. The com
mittec on permanent organization de-
cided tonight to report in favor of
Attorney General Wade H. Files for
permanent chairman.
Pictures of Senators Dick and For-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
LIVESTOCK MUST Be
SALTED
Forest Service Requires All
Cattle, Horses and Sheep to
Get the Briny at Frequent In
tervaIS,

Washington, -. g., March The
requirement that all cattle, horses ana
sheep grazing under permit on the ma
tiona forests be given salt at fire.
quent intervals is a regulation which
has been found 10 go a long way In
protecting the range and conserving
tho forage crop
Experience has shown thht the
want of salt makes stock restless, II
cattle aud horses are not supplied as
they need II, they roam and wander
haunting old salting GROUNDS used
previous seasons, tramplng the forage
plants instead Of eating them, paw
Ing the ground, and In other ways in
turing the range But II their crav-
ings are supplied, they scatter peace-
fuly over the pasture grounds ana
feed at their leisure
Salt is so necessary to the easy and
profitable handling Of sheep on the
range, that no iloCkmaster would
think or getting along without II. II
sheep do not receive their usual sup
ply Il Is only with great difficulty that
they can be held in bonds or kept in
.amp at night So far as sheep are
no regulation by law Is
'eally necessary because the owners,
'or their own convenience viii salt
heir 0uCks. But cattle are not herd
"a ana the owners might neglect to
.ult them ii the regulations were not
.triCtlN enforced,
Stock on different ranges require
yaryiug quantities of salt Sheep need
esg on dry range than on green An
.vcrage quantity for 1000 head OF
hccp would be ffom 1000 to 1,500
pounds each year For like mum Der
# cattlo. from 600 to 10000 pounds
year IS required. Horses need less
nan cattle
Old hunters in the days Of the pio-
.eers. knew that deer and buffalo
ravcled long distances to lick salt in
aline springs The Blue Lioks on
licking river, m Kentucky were fam
,us for the herds Of deer, buffalo and
TX which frequented them The ad-
accent ground was so deeply tramped
hat the marks were to be seen many
ears after the places ceased to DO
isitcd by those animals,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04

aker were hung in the convention
hall and the platform which VIII be
presented tomorrow morning has a
plank in il ommendmg the Ohio
representatives in congress without,
however, mentioning any of them by
name. At the same time anoCher
plank which Is also in the platform
tonight strongly endorses the passage
of the railway rate bill against
which Senator Foraker fought so Wig
orously on the floor of the senate, The
convention was called to ordcl ty
Chairman Brown. The Columbus slee
club sang several selections, the most
popular of which was I'VE Are " ear
ing Our Hearts Away For You, Billy
Taft" When the glee club retired
Chairman Brown announced that the
temporary organization of the conven-
ton would be; Chairman, James r.
Garfield secretary of the interior
secretary, r, NJ. SWitzer.
Mention of Secretary Garlteld's
name was the signal for an outbreak
of applause, which was deepened
when he advanced to the front Of the
platform to deliver his address Cheers
greeted every mention of the name of
Taft and the prediction that Ohio wa
about to furnish another president
created a bedlam of approval.
When the secretary mad COnCludtt
his speech, the various districts r,e-
sented the name of the committee
men who had been secured at the
caucuses held just before the opening
of the convention and it was then
made known that the Foraker iniu-
ance had disappeared from the state
central committee. Following the an
of the names of the COM
adjournment was taken
until tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
The resolutions committee agreed
upon its report at 10 O'Clock this
"wednesday morning. The platform
viii be about as previously outlined. /
with the addition of plank favoring |
he restriction Of representation from 1
he southern states in which whites /
md blacks are disfranchised and a |
in favor of a CON /
iolidation of the various health orga-
lizatiOns of the country into a ma
iOnal body Of health.
The resolution relating to the en-
lorsement of the representatives Of
ohio in congress was worded as fol-
oWs:
eve congratulate the people of Ohio
hat their representatives in the sem
tie and house OF representatives. of the
United States maintain the high repu
alton of the state" Il
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04

The republicans have opened the
campaign for the coming city Gee
ton with the issuing yesterday o. the
official call for the city primaries and
convention to nominate a ticket :or
the election of April 27th, when a fun
city ticket, consisting of mayor, city
clerk. city treasurer, four aldermen
and four members OF the school board
will be elected. The call was issued
following meeting Of the city cen
tral committee yesterday morning and
calls the primaries for Thursday night
of this week and the convention for
the following evening, Friday in the
Elks' theater The call is given In
full below. 1t should be read and fol-
lowed by all republicans since import
ant municipal questions hinge on the
result of the coming election and since
the solution of several of these ques-
tons is likely to occur in the prlmar~
les.
The official call giving names of the
gentlemen who will call the primaries
to order and the places where they
are to be held. follows:
Notice. Republican Primaries.
Primaries of the republican party
of the city of Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, are hereby called for Thursday
evening. March 5, 1908, at 1880
O'clock in the several wards, to So
lect delegates from each ward. to at
tend a city republican convention to
be held at the Elks' opera house, Fri
DAY evening. March 6, 1908, for the
purpose of placing in nomination can
didates for the following city officers,
to be voted for at the ensuing cleo
ton to be held Tuesday, April T.,
1908:
One mayor for a term of two years,
One city clerk for a term of two
years
One city treasurer for a term of
two years,
one member of the city council
from the first ward for a term of four
years.
One member Of the board of cduca-
ton from the first ward for a term OF
four years.
One member Of the city council
from the second ward for term of
four years.
One member Of the board Of edu-
cation from the second ward for
term of four years
One member Of the city council
from the third ward for a term OF
four years.
One member Of the board of edu-
cation from the Third ward for a
term of four years
One member Of the city council
from the fourth ward for a term of
four years
One member Of the board Of edu-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
BAN ON
ANARCHIST
ALIENS
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
TAKE DRASTIC ACTION
Secretary StraUS Orders Immi-
grafton Authorities to InveS-
tigate Foreign Criminal Class
With View to Deportation,

.
Washington d. c., March 3.-Thc
secretar yof commerce and labor to-
day issued sweeping order to all
commissioners Of immigration and i'm
migration inspectors in charge, direct
ing them to confer with the police In
their respective jurisdictions with a
view of securing the cooperation Of
the police and detective forces in an
effort to rid the country of alien an
archsts and criminals falling within
the law relating to deportation.
The order of Secretary Strauss
reads as follows:
ITO all commissioners of immigra-
ton and immigration inspectors in
charge: 1t is hereby directed that,
with view to promptly obtaining
definite information with regard to
alien anarchists and criminals located
in the United States, you shall confer
fully with the chief of police or the
chief of secret service in the city in
which you are located, furnishing
ton with regard to the meaning of
the term anarchist as used in the
immigration act of February 20, 1907
and with regard to the inhibition of
the statute against aliens of the
classes. explaining the pow
crs and limitations imposed by said
statute upon the immigration officials
with respect to such perosns.
You should call to the attention
of the chief of police or chief of de
tective service the definition Of an
archlst" contained in sections and
2S Of the act of February 20, 1907
a n thn T,pnyigippg HF v,1u
ing within the excluded class per
sons who are, or who have been,
or having admitted Grim
a crime involving moral
-erpitude;" pointing out that if any
such person IS found with the United ]
States within three years after land |
ing and entry therein he is amenablc !
to deportion under the provisions
under section u of the act. The CO.
operation of said officials should be |
requested, making it clear that in any
particular anarchist or criminal may |
De deported, evidence must be fur I
lshed showing % that the person
n question is an alien subject to the |
acts; (2)that he is an
anarchist or criminal as defined in
he statute, CD the day Of his ar
iyal which may be within three
ears; (4 the name of the vessel or
in which he came and 60 |
he country from whence he came.
ut Is desired that the above in
Heated steps shall be taken at once /
nd no proper effort shall be spared
0 secure and retain the cooperation
# the local police and detective
orces in an effort to rid the coun-
ry of alien anarchists and all Grim
nails falling in the provisions of the
tatute relative to deportation"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
MON EY TALKS

. Are you going on the trade
. excursion? If so, have you seen
. Mayor Mckee, who is treasurer
of the excursion?
. Before you can draw for your
. berth in the train it Is necessary
. to be the owner Of certificate
. of membership. This certificate
. of membership can only be OBJ
. tanned by paying $25, which Gov
. ers cost of train fare and Pull I
. man charges. once the posses I
. sor Of the certificate you arc sure
. of your fare and berth for the I
. trip,
. But before YOU can draw for q Z
. berth you must have the ccrti- &
. cate. The drawing is likely to Z
. take place tomorrow, and certain q
o ly not later than Friday after q
. noon.
. Therefore if YOU have not done 9
. so, and if you are going on the 9
. biggest trade excursion see .
. Mayor Mckee at the First Ma .
. tional bank today and get your q
. certificate. q
. ssss e
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
KANSAS CERTAIN TO
ENDORSE TAFT
Rival Factions Prepare For Hot
Fight in Convention Though
Both Are Agreed on PreSi-
dental Nominee,


IBy Morning J0urnni Special Leased wire, |
Topeka, Kas. March 3.--When the
Kansas state republican convention
assemblies here at II o'clock tomor-
row morning two sets of delegates to
the national convention viii be ready
for presentation, one by the Long
faction and the other by the Suhbs
faction.
An endorsement Of Secretary TAFT
for the presidency iv certain, Thc
election Of D. w. Murano, national
committeeman. is practically con-
coded. The Long slate of delegates
consists Of Senator Long ana Curtis
Grant Houaraday and r. w Nc
Dongal The probabilities are strong
for the election of the Long delegates.
The real fight OF the convention viii
be for chairman Adams Of Butler
is the Long candidate
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
YOUTHFUL SUSPECT
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

Chicago, March 3.--William II.
Ambromovitz. 20 years Old. was ar
rested this afternoon In connection
with the attempted assassination Of
Chief of Police Shippy. He admitted
to the police that he had been at the
home of Isadore Marou last Sunday
night He refused, hsweVer, to tell
about their convention and denied ac-
quaintanGe with Ayerbuch. Ambro-
movltz lived near the University Of
Chicago and Is said to have been
student in that institution.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
Missouri Delegates for Taft

Excelsior Springs, March S-The re
publicans of the third congressional
district today elected j. Il. Cartridge
and George W. Barlow delegates to
the national convention and instruct
cd them to vote for the nomination of
William H Taft.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
The senate.

Washington March S.-Specchcs on
the pending currency bill were made
in the senate today by Senators Nc
Cumber of North Dakota; Newlands
of Nevada Each of these senators
Contended for modification of the
emergency currency bill and each de-
clared in favor of legislation adding
confidence on the part of depositors
in the banks as a prominent feature
of any plan for preventing panics.
The senate also passed a resolution
offered by Mr.. Tillman calling upon
the attorney general for all informa-
tion concerning court proceedings In
the Indian Territory affecting the
Choctaw and Chiclasha tribes A
of bills of minor importance
were passed and at o'clock the SEN
ate adjourned
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
More DELEGATES for Taft.

Usage City, Kan. March 3.-The
republicans of the fourth congrcssior e.
al district today elected A. c, Wheel
er and Harry Hagerman delegates to
the national convention and instruct
ed them 70 vote fJr the n animation Of
William II. Taft.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
Rallroads TO comply viii Law.

81 FAuI WArCh 3.-'The TOur fulI-
roadsN having general offices IN 81
Paul have made arrangements to COM
ply with the nine hour law which be-
comes effective tomorrow The four
roads, the Great Northern Northern
Pacific Chicago Great Western and
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha together have employed near
ly 500 additional men and have IN
creased their operating expenses near
ly $20,0 a month
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
WARNING TO
THE PUBLIC

G. H. Collins, believed to b.
in the eastern portion Of New
Mexico. representing himself as
an agent of the Morning JourD-
al. has no connection with this
paper. and all parties are here
by warned against paying him
any money or lending him any
credit on account of the Morn
ing journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04
OUT
FOR CHICAGO
ANARCHISTS
SEIZED AND
THRUST INTO CELLS


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oPII OCy'
u,. ,,,,,i,,,- ,.,,.,,,I s.,..,.., ,...,, apt,
"''''
'h't"E"' M'I'H g. lhu Lazarus
Averhuch in attempting 10 assassin
late chief of pofcr ShipuN CARRIED oui
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''E' "
! S''uP vi ''I''b' "''''u7t "dA uN- /
| clarcd by Assistant chief of Police +
| ISchuttler tonight 10 hay, been proy,,l
! beyond a dnuht Tho discovery was +
made INST as the nplirr ,yerp 'uh.,.. +
to accent the thcorv ina, thr youue
Ianarchiet acted iIpnn bi. u,yo fp,rll ss
land mat the attrnnt VAS moi ,hn rp- /
Isult of "a ronspIrary Tha arouu, of F
anarchists also pIotted. according la
| Information i'm thr haude nf tbr m
| thoritics to nssnsslnatn AIayor Rnsec
and Cantafu p. -. O'Rlipu Of tho do
! tectivc hurrau The nripglnals I'm lhr|
plot have not vet been discoycrrd
! but if lis said that Aynrhfrh ~
| picked to execute The order Of dearh
at a meeting Of anarchists which he
attended last Thursday uight If was
on that night. upou his rCturn ia thn
home of his sister OIra Averhur6
Ig1S Washburn aycnrc. thal tha ,,ung
Russian contrmplated suicide az IS-
scribed by the sister ia inc noIic,
Averbuch. instead of gnrs tr llght
school as his sister dcclarsd he id
is said to have heau In njgbfIy rn,,,
munication win a bapI Of r,,liral
revoutiouists and il was ot ii nr.t-
ing of these men that \vrrbrch was
chosen to "removc fhc ,,,IIee tpYI -
Averbuch is said 10 have lef. his
home ON Friday mqrnilr f,Ilnotna
his acceptance Of the commission and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-04

cation from the fourth ward for 4
term of your years.
Each ward is entitled to fifteen
delegates to the city convention.
The first ward primaries will be
held at Ouiers store room, near the
corner of South Broadway and East
Central avenue, opposite the Occi-
dental building,
The first ward primaries will be call
ed to order by Dr. e. l.. AIger, chair
man,
The second ward primaries will be
held in RomerO's store room, corner
South First street and West Lead
avenue.
Mr., d. H. BoatriGht is chairman
and will call the second pard primaries
to order at the appointed time,
The third ward primaries will be
held in Armory hall in the Elks' op-
era house,
Dr. B. H. Briggs is chairman and
will call the third ward primaries to
order at the appointed hour.
The fourth ward primaries will be
held at Park hail, West Central ave-
nue.. between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
The fourth ward primaries vii! be
called to order by Mr.. M, r. Sum-
merS, CHAIRMAN.
w. H. GILLENWATER,
Chairman of the City Republican Cen
tral Committee.
M e. HICKEY,
Secretary of the City Republican Cen
tTa! Committee.
Coming Election Vital.
In addition to the great question of
the voting Of the sewer bonds which
it is believed every one favors. inn
portant questions rest on the result
of the coming election, The present
policy Of high license is one of the
most important of these. This policy
was inaugurated by a council, ma
jority of whose members are repub-
lcans, and it Is undoubtedly the senti-
ment Of nine-tenths of the voters I'm
this city that this policy should be
It is well known, how
ever, that strong opposition to high
license has been worked up by sys-
tematic campaign which has been un-
der way for some time. and that this
effort is going to manifest itself in the
primaries of both the republican and
democratic parties. the effort being di-
rected to secure anti-high license men
on both tickets ii possible.
Every republican who is interested
in this and other public questions
should attend the primaries on Thurs
day night and see to It that delega-
tions are composed of men who can
be depended upon to act in conven-
tion in nominating the ticket solely
for the best interests of the city OF