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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
WILHELM WEI COMES tZAR
NnOA ARn TIlN NnurNyoII EIs\

Helsiuefate JMr i ai aefmah
imperial hi lianeneaisru Witt f,in.
tctor Ntl8n 90 boaa iolncd iht
& sian saliea oNteNmN hmpt "a
Nicholas 4n haarl tliF nnahl yaehF
81 ndart 81 10 oUll-k tlus noealag.
Emperor Nicholas Immediately went
on board the liohenzollcrn and wel
coined Enlyoror william An the ships
were dressed ana manned
Later Emperor William went
aboard the STANDARD and remained un-
ul about $50 p m The German ems
/ crors party include Herr von Schoen.
secretary of foreign affairs, Count
,on pourtalos. the German ambassa-
dor to Russia, and Lieutenant Gen-
cral won Plcssen The Russian ems
pcior and empress were attended hy
=. F.emier Stolypin ana Foreign Minis
ter lswolslsi
The meeting Of the monarehs was
laost cordial Later Emperor Nicholas
nnde several presents to General
Won Plessen ana Count Iueulcbcrg
ana conferred high orders on Herr
lcG Schoen ana the other members al
the suite The German emperor gave
a dinner this evening on board the
Eohenzolern. his guests Including the
!, f,ussian emperor and empress and
thclr respective suites,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
MAY Be
RETIRED IN
THE FALL
BIG SHAKE UP AT HAND
IN RECLAMATI SERVICE
Seattle Man Said TO Be Slated
for Directorship While New
Mexico Man May Land BigI
Job.

If the present plans Of the sccre-
tary of the interior are carried out
there will be shake-up in the t'ni-
ted states reclamation service some
time during the coming fan. H.
Newell the present director OF the
service. and who has had charge IF
it since its inauguration will he retired
and probably will be succeeded by p.
n. Thompson of seattle. AIR Newell
being retained as general consulting
engineer.
It is also stated on high authority
that Morris Bien. head Of the legal
department Of the reclamation serv-
ice viii be removed and that A. G,
Campbell. of New Mexico. now q spe-
cial attorney of the court of claims.
will be appointed 90 this position. II
is learned that the attorney gene 4
has been consulted with reference 80
the particular fitness of MIR Campbell
for this position and that the special
attorney received The recommendation
of the chief of The department Of JUS
tice
Several senators have asked for the
removal OF Mr Newell as director Y
the service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18

would become greatly excited and say
that she intended to run the boat and
that no one should take orders from
anyone but herself The witness de-
scribed two such outbursts. one in san
tiago harbor and the other in Havana
harbor
ON cross examination Mr.. Shearn
asked if the witness was not under
heavy financial obligations to Howard
Gould. ana II Mr.. Gould had not put
large sums Of money in the business
Of the brokerage firm of which the
witness was member. The witness
said he was under no financial oblga-
uons to Mr. Gould
In endeavoring to get several letters
in evidence which Mr. Shearn con-
tended would impeach the credibiliiy
of Melville e Chapman who had .as
tilted in the case. and which Justice
Bowling would not allow admitted. al
tilt occurred between opposing coun-
sci which called forth severe re-
buke Of Mr. Nicoll hy Justice Doing
who requested Mr. Ncol to apologize
This is only case Of blackmail-
ing tactics. pnacticed from start to fin
ish. in this suit" shouted Mr. Nicoll
at Mr.. Shcarn. as he was pressing the
Of the letters
Mr. Shearn promptly demanded an
apology
Z don't intend to apologize for any
such remarks" said Mr., Nicoll
Justice Bowling sternly said that
Mr. Nicon owed an apology to the
court and Mr. Shearn for making such
statements. Mr. Nicoll apologized to
the court and said he meant no re-
Election on Mr. Shearn, personally but |
he believed it had been the attitude
Of others on the opposite side to extort |
money from his client
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
HOt'sE SPENDS HOURS
IN FRtIrIESS MNN\IE

Washington June l1A SHARP
contest developed Ia the house today
over the motion OF Representative
Han OF Tennessee 10 call upon the
state department for Information
gathered through diplomatic channels
in regard % the wages aud cost OF
production ia Foreign countries except
Germany Chairman Payne of the WAYS
and means committee read a letter
from Assistant Secretary Wilson stat
IN that the department had 10 In
formation which exactly met the re-
quest OF the resolution MIR Hull
then offered amendments 10 make It
clear that he desired the reports trans
mlttcd to the ways and means com
mittee
Mr. Payne opposed the request say
ing that all members of the house were
privileged to inspect the report Oh the
same conditions as those Imposed up-
on the committee. that of keeping
them confidential
IF We ever expect 60 show our fago
to the world and ask for further in
formation, Wo lad hottcr observe 4 is
condition" observed MIR Payne
Mr. Hun moved thu previous quos-
ton on this amendments and resolr-
tlon and Mr.. Payne moved Ia lay ,hr
entire matter on the table FINALLY a
vote ON Mr. PaNne's motion was or
dercd resulting in TO- ayes ana 81
nncs, A point OF quorum was made
by Mr Hun whereupon Mr. Payne
moved to adjourn until Monday and
another roll call was ordered
The motion prevailed and at 1:e4
D. IN. the house adjourned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
SENATE HEARS
FREE PAPER
ARGUMENT
BROWN OF NEBRASKA
MAKES TELLING SPEECH
Claims Pulp and News Print
Are Produced Cheaper in
United States Than Canadai
Need No Protection,
IBy Morning journal special Leased wlr.l

| MorNlu. Nprtttt NH'l
| Washington. June little fight to
place wood pulp and print paper upou
the free list was opened mp in the
senate TO-DAY, under the leadership OF
senator Brown Of Nebraska.
Going over 20 the portion nt the
chamber IN which senators .Nldrich
Hale. FRYE, Lodge Gallinser Smoot
ana other leaders have their seats. the
Nebraska senator stood in the midst
of the opposing force and, with good
nature. banded thrusts that came to
him from all quarters as he deliver
ed a telling speech in behalf of the
cause he had espoused
Showing Familiarity with all avail
- bic Information on the wood pulp and
paper schedule Mr.. Brown frequently
quoted from various authorities to sus-
tain his contention that wood pulp and
print paper are both produced in the
United States with cheaper labor and
cheaper materials resulting IN a cheap
Canada, citing rates of wages IN this
country and Canada he undertook to
show that the United States had an ad-
vantage in that respect Turning to
his republican colleagues he asked
them how, in view of that fact. they
could Justify q duty on these products
for the protection OF labor
senator Aldrick and senator Hale
flatly contradicted those statements
in regard to the wages and cost OF pro-
duction. They insisted that the Mann
committee of the house Of represen-
tatiVes, from which MI Brown quot
cd WAS lacking IN accurate testimony
and cuntended that eNan accepting
that report It couid no, be maintained
Z i3st lhe l'n,tn6 ,aI, had $50 afGph-
age in the production
This dispute ran along for twol
hours
There was large attendance Of
democrats senator Tlllman asked how
il was that newspapers advocating a |
protective tariff desired free trade |
n the materials they use
They are humbugs the south |
'arolinian declared
senator Bailey suggested that AN |
amendment should be drawn giving I
he benefit of free paper 10 free trade
papers ana lcvying duty on pnper
iscd by protective tariff journals
Mr. Brown still held the floor when
he senate adjourned earlier than us
ial to permit democratic caucus lie
viii resume consideration OF his ann
'ndmcnt for free paper tomorrow
The senate adopted the window glass
schedule placing lower duty than Is
provided either by the Dingley law or
he House bill
Committee schedule relating to litho-
graphic papers calendars, cigar bands
md such products were adopted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
YOUTHS HAD COMPLETE
C0UNTERFEITING PLANT

san Francisco. June 1.-Two young
men Harry Maihler. aud Richand
Howard, both under 10 years Of age.
were srraigned today by United states
Com missioner Peacock and held 10
answer for cOuntcrfcitlng a COM
plete outfit for the making OF spuri-
Gus ten and twenty five cent pieces
together with over two hundred
bogus quarter dollars were found in
their rooms. The youths confessed
that within a week they would have
boen making half dollars. They are
believed TO have placed in circulation
mAnN hngns coins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18

and child in this community who has
raised hand in defense OF Justice are
scoundrels Of the deepest dye He has
asked you TO presume that Spreckels.
Phelan and Heney are stceped in VII
lany, but that Patrick Calhoun is in
nOcent
Isn't there enough evidence Of guilt
to sink Patricf Calhoun % the bot
tomless pit of Yell?
Every hair in his head IS guilty.
Caught ia one crime. he has been back
of dozen more TO prevent his con-
viction and ohstruct the course Of Jus
tee
II want to remind you" said M.
Honey. later in his address that 4
direct appeal has been made by the
defense to the prejudice OF the Irish
men ON this jury II is u direct APP
peal to YOU Irishmen "a violate your
oaths ana betray your trust You
are asked. after swearing to believe
the supervisors. to utterly reject their
testimony because they are informers
and the word was used because II Is
abhorrent to every local lrishman
One of the most dramatic incidents
Of Mr. HeneN's address occurred when
he declared:
"They have defied ns to produce
witness who witnessed this bribery.
They have said show us the man who
saw Ford hand this money to Rucf
We'll" said Mr.. Heney, scrutinlzing
the many faces before him. Il viii
show You the man who saw Ford give
this money. If he is here He was
here yesterday but he is not here to-
day His name Is TireY L. Ford and
he is the man who saw his own hand
pass this bribe money to Ruef'
The assistant district attorney made
avowal of his candidacy for district
attorney to the jury.
II acknowledge that this is true,
he said. II have an ambition to free
my city from jury flxers and witness
and an ambition to clear ont
the nth that infests our public Of
fces And will fulfil that ambition
If God permits me to live
On the subject Of bossism Mr. Heney
said:
What a spectacle is this for AM
ercan citizens The history Of the
country shows that the menace 20 our
existence as a republic lies in our /
great cities whore we foster the |
bosses Bosses are not created, they |
merely take advantage of conditions |
rhey are known by two classes. one |
holds forth in the tenderlon whore
hey want permit to commit crime;
he other class preys from above
rhey are the people who live on Pa
'ific avenue and in the so-caled fash
enable neighborhoods.
But you don't mean that they join
lands with the tenderloin 10 accom-
,lish their ends? Yes. that's exactly
What do mean. And that is what
makes the boss possible
BY sending the Ruefs and that ili'
o the penitentiary YOU do not change
vtn mcrfs'f i ate va
ancy for another boss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
ONEREIGNS KISS ts BAND
PLAYS NATIONAL HYMN

Berlin June l1-A dispatch 20 The
J e lal Anzeiger from FredcrllSsham
says
Upon the Iiohenzolcrn's arrival
Emperor Nicholas Immediately order
"a boat lnwered and proceeded 20
the German imperial yacht. the shira
ring d salute Emperor William met
Emperor Nicholas al the gangwaY.
The monarchs kissed ana shook hands.
the band playing the Russian National
hymn.
"rhe visit lasted half an hour aud
The German emperor returned the visit
on board the Standart whore he was
r. etcd by the Russian sovereign ana
his family the hand playing Die
Macth Am Rhein."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
MOVE TO POSTPONE
ACTION ON INCOME TAX.

w washington, June i.-~-M hcn the IN
come tax question comes up In the
senate tomorrow senator AIdrich.
chairman Of the finance committee
VIII again move that action be defer
red until after schedules in the tariff
bill shall have been completed
This motion viii carry with 1t Prcsi-
dent Tafts program for the enactment
OF law taxing net earnings of cor
porations and the adoption Of rnsO-
lution submitting the question Df am
ending the constitution 50 as To per-
nit congress to levy ana collect a tax
on Incomes without regard TO appor-
tionment among the states
At a caucus Of the democratic sena-
tors today II WAS decided that the
minority shall stand by thef previous
declaration in favor of the enactment
OF an Income tax law at the present
session, The caucus was Nell at
tended
There were speeches by Senators
Bailey Culberson Money and Rayncr,
In which the opinion was expressed
that The administration movement is
designed to prevent the income tax
amendment from reaching direct
vote.
Previous to- the caucus there WIS
tdscussion In the democratic cloak
room OF the presidents program II
was suggested that senator Bailey
might Withdraw his amendment until
after Senator Aldrich presents tho
Amendment for tax on tho earnings
uf corporations. The purpose would
be- Ia avoid the presidents plan boing
offered az substitute for the income
tax amendment Tho Bailey amend
ment then could hr offered after the
corporation tax amendment was before
the senate and "a motion to table or
refer To- q committee could displace it
Thus a direct vote ON the amendment
IL Was argued could not be prevented
Attorney General Wickcrsham pre-
scented 60 senator Aldrich last night.
the draft ~ tho amendment which
President Taft desires to have adopted
This was submitted 10 tho republican
members ~ The finance committee
but no action WIS taken regarding IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
EFFORT TO END LABOR
STRIFE AT NEW ORLEANS

New York, June i7.-Iabor trouD-
les in New orleans occupied the at
tcntion Of the executive council Of the
American Federation of Labop az -
session i'm this city today
John Mitchell. Joseph Valentine ana
John b. Lennon we're appointed
committee To visit New orleans ana
20 bold a conference of teamsters, sta
tionary firemen and brewery workers
in the hope of adjusting the difficult
tics as to the jurisdiction of the vari-
Gus organ izatiun~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
JEROME LAUDS
G0MPERS At
BANQUET
COMPARES TROUBLES OF
LABOR CHIEF WITH OWN
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New York, June I samuel Comp
ers reiterated tonight his determine
llon to DEFY court iniunctlons if nec-
cssary To uphold what hc regards as
his constitutional rights
MIR Gompcrs sails Saturday to Eu
rope as an envoy to labor organizn-
tions there and as student OF con
ditions affecting Immigration to this
country ana foreign competition with
home Industries His address W a.
made at the bon voyage dinner given
by the executive council of the Am-
erlcan Federation Of Labor
Mr.. GOmpers had been uneNpccted-
ly presented by the Federation early
IN the evening with purse OF money
and one speaker after another ha
voiced his confidence in Mr Gompcrs
discretion uprightncss ana ability
81 can only say his - YOU" ne de-
clarcd that not upon what have
accomplished or what I have tried TO
do can / hc Judged, hut II an earnest
effnri can scrvc as "a measure. az
cod has given mo light. have tried
to serve my fellow men
The speaker was glad he said. that
his fellow Convicts. Mitchell and Nor
rison as he named them, had spoken
before him ana denied that ho or they
wished to be ia any opposition Ca the
courts.
~ have followed the biblical pre-.
ecpt" he continued. that ID they
smitc you on the right check hold
out 20 them the left but II there is
no more checks remaining to bc smh-
ten You have to Fight When it comes
to bo choice of Is maintaining my
rights as handed down TO me 10y tina
constitution. and disobeying an injune
tlon which denies me those rights, I
shall not hesitate
District Attorney Jerome. one ~ the |
speakers. launched into an gnstinted !
eulogy of Gompcr- the man
Like Mr Gompcrs" hc said. n
know hoW 1t Is to be- u Job when |
every one knows hcttcr how to ran |
81 than YOU do yourself Mr Gumpers
like myself has frequently been called
20 act qnicklv ON information that
more often than otherwise has proved
in be- misinfnfmauon lie has been
faced with tho fact that if you dn not
act on It. YOU are going to be called .
dead ono. and that even when ven
aet ON a. you are bound to make y
mistake. The man who has his hear,
In the right place. must go ON after
he has made mistakes and by his fu-
iure acts have the mistakes forgotten
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
LEW TOWNS|TE
UPENS WITH
A RUSH
HUNDRED AND FIFTY LOTS
SOLD AT MONTEREY
Big Crowd at Barbecue Mark
ing the Beginning of Second
Building of Old TuIaroSai To
Start National Bank

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal. !
Tularosa Station. \. NJ. June IL
Seven hundred and fifty people from
outside points came here today to at
tend the barbecue which marked the
opening of the new townsite Of Monte
rcy which is to be the name Of the new
town soon to spring up in the cen
ter ef the historic Tularosa district
The people came from all points along
the El Paso & Southwestern. some
coming from El Paso
The Tularosa Townsite COMPANY
held its first sale Of lots Immediately
following the barbecue and more than
one hundred and fifty lots We're sold
While the celebration was at its
height news was received that the
postoffice permit for the new town
had been allowed and that Clarence
r. Jeffrics is appointed postmaster
A postoffice building viii go up at
once ana sevtral important building
contracts have been lct The title foc
the First National bank of Monterey
has been reserved ana the corpora
ton is now hcing organized
The new reservoir, 24S feet above
the town which viii furnish water nor
only for domestic use but also for
irrigation. will be under construction
as soon as details connected wien
granting of the permit have been
completed It is expected that work
will be under way within "a few weeks
The water supply is ample and the
Tuiarosa district which has long beca
known as ono of the most fertile mi
the southwest viii be reclaimed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18

troleum bur such an amendment WIN
DO offered by senator rcnrosc. q mrm-
Der of the committee, ON tho floor ot
the senate.
II is expected Chairman Aldrich will
arcept H.
The rate to be proposed is onc-half
cent gallon on crude oil and twenty
tive per cent ad valorcm on refined
OIL gasoline benzine. naphthq, para
fine and other similar products of pc
troleum
The amendment viii provide also
that thore shah be no draw back ON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
BRITISH SHIP
FIRED At BY
RUSSIANS
SHE GOT TOO CLOSE TO
M0NARCHS' RENDEZVOUS
Portions Of Shells Penetrate
Vessels Boilers and Wound
Engineer Gar and Kaiser
Meet on Imperial Yacht


NY Morning journal special leased NireI
stockholm June IL Dispatches re-
ceiNed here from Ilelsnefors confirm
the news that the British steamer
Wcodburn OF New Castle, was fired on
hy vessel of the Russian squadron
in ritIdpas bay the rendezvous Of
Emperor Nicholas and Emperor VIII
liam
The first was blank charge. hut
this was followed bv two shells por-
uons Of the shells penetrated the hulk
heads and the boiler of the Woodhurn
The engineer was Wounded ia the les
and Was taken aboard the knssiai
cruiser Asya. where his wounds were
dressed
After making repairs the Wnodhurn
sailed tonight for her home port,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
prole.l Ngnln-l II-llng Of slccI.

Paris. Junr l7.-Srhe federations Of
French merchants have lodged With
the miniaers of the interior. finance
and foreign affairs. "a protest similar
tu that OF the committee of the Forgcs
Of France. against ahe listing of steel
common on the Paris hourse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18
REPORT or FIRING ON
WOODBtIt\ IL CONFIRMED

London, June Neither the nrt-
ish foreign office nor the Russian
ON mbassy here has issued any state
nient regarding the firing on the Brit
iss steamer Woodhurn by Russian
NurShip IN the vicinity Of Nihorg Tho
owners of the vessel Whiteficld 4
Co, of New Castle, have received 4
telegram from Captain Robertson,
dated Frederiksham confirming the
I, ports of the attack.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-18

Rochester. y. Y. June l7.-Nation-
al labor commissioners AT the closing
session of their convention here today
elected Charles p. Neil United states
commissioner OF labor as president.
The name of the association was
changed to the International assoeia-
tion of the Bureau of Iabrr