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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-30

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II was announced at the White
House tonight that the president
would not discuss Mr.. Hines reiterat-
ed statement that the chief executive
expressed any preference for Mr.
lormer for senator. AT the time
Mr.. Hines made his declaration to
the investigating committee OF the
Illinois senate that Mr.. Taft. sena-
tor Aldrieh and Senator penrose had
expressed desire for Mr.. Lorimer's
election, friends of the president were
prompt in their denial that Mr.. Taft
was In any way interested. II was said
then that the president had merely
expressed the hope that the deadlock
In Illinois would be broken.
The witness asserted that at first
he understood the administration was
merely anxious for republican to
be elected but later he became con-
vinced from that source that Mr..
Lorlmer was the only one that the
factions could unite upon, and hence,
1t favored him.
You did not understand that Pres
ident TAFT and Senator Aldrlch want
ed TO have Mr. .Lorimer elected by
democratic votes did your Senator
Gamble inquired.
Il don't know" replied the witness.
That question was not discussed"
Did you think your message to
Springfield that President Taft and
Senator's Aldrich and Penrose want
ad 1 nj, a. t.,t
democratic votes?" Senator Jones in
quired.
no. thought It was to influence
Governor Deneen."
Mr.. Hines then denied In Its en-
tirety the testimony of Clarence s.
Funk, general manager OF the Inter-
national Harvester company, regard
ing the conversation the two men had
In Chicago shortly after Mr.. Lorimers
election. Mr.. Funk had testified that
Mr. Hines asked him on that occas
ion for a $4,000 contribution to a
100000 Lorimor campaign fund,
Mr. Hines testified that MIR. Funk
asked for an Introduction to the new
senator and for the privilege of
contributing to Mise election expenses.
Mr.. Hines added that when he men
toned the proposed Introduction Mr..
Lorimer objected because he regard
ed Mr. Funk as one of his active
enemies. when senator Lorimer
explained TO Mr.. Hines that he had
no election expenses 10 defray. Mr.
Hines said he decided not to mention
Mr.. Funks offer.
Subsequently he said Mr. Funk ex-
pressed disappointment over the out
come OF his conversation with Mr..
Hines but continued cordial even ask
ing Mr.. Hines to get him seat in
the senate gallery last fourth of
March and to Introduce Mrs. Funk
to Mrs. Hines on one occasion last
spring.
Mr. Hines denied he ever went to
Mr.. Funks office to refresh the lat
ter's memory rs to the Chicago con-
versaton. Mr Funk testified that
there was such visit
Mr. Hines also contradicted testi-
money given by Writ Cook, of Du-
luth, MINI. lie denied having tee-
phoned from MIR. Cooks room in
Chicago hotel on May 80. 1909, that
he would be down TO Springfield ON
the next train with all the money
needed in the l.orimer election. lie
denied also that he said In CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Cook and Mr.. Tur-
IRISH, about May I. that he had elect
ed odd stephenson or that the
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y ~ at's-s~ ~ tffNt
sYou gentlemen will never prose-
cute anybody if YOU try to find ex-
cuses for officers who neglect their
duty" said Mr.. Earle.
4 am not attempting to excuse MIR.
Ronaparte," said Mr.. Madison. "The
president Of the United States relied
on his law officer for advice and
there is no evidence before this com
mittee that the president acted from
improper motives. | don't agree with
the opinion of the attorney general
am one of those people of Kansas
who still believe in the integrity Of
Mr.. Roosevelt"
1T is just that you should" said
Mr.. Earle. Il still trust the people
of Kansas to decide whether it was
right for the president not to act
when he knew that his ad interim at
torney general, Mr., Purdy, was anx-
ious to proceed and that there was
valuable evidence that might be lost.
] offered to debate this matter With
Mr.. Roosevelt in New York, but he
did not accept my challenge and ne.
elected an opportunity to overWhelm
me Do YOU think the people of Kan
sas will say that the president did his
full duty in neglecting that case? How
are you ever going to pupish crime If
You are constantly changing law Of
ficers and do nothing in the interim"
DO You have any doubt that Mr.
Roosevelt was q sincere opponent of
the immoral practices of great organ
i2ations of capital?" asked Represen-
tative Hines
II would rather not answer that
question:" said Mr.. Earle
Mr.. Earle who was the most active
pursuer Of the American Sugar Re-
fining company after the wrecking of
the Real Estate Trust company and
the closing or the Pennsylvania Sug-
ar Refining company, told the COM
mittee yesterday that former Pres-
dent Roosevelt had lost his prefer
ence for big game" in not prosecut-
ing the sugar trust officials in that
case
Have YOU ever had any trouble
with Mr. Roosevelt?" asked Chair
man Hardwick today.
None at all ! voted for h,.l twice
and stumped for him and when l
wrote to him about this case | was
sure something would be done.
Never had any communication
with him sinceg''
No, ! never met Mr. Roosevelt but
once since | left Harvard and that
was at the White House. He asked
me II my career in Harvard had done
me any good l told him that didn't
KNOW. Then In that peculiar enun-
oialion which he possesses he quoted
something to me in Latin. which
could not by any chance understand.
Being examined in Latin by the presi-
dent of the United states made me
ieel silly so smiled and the presi-
dent slapped me on the back and
said.
see you understand. and which.
OF course, | did not. but by smiling
II made him think so. That's the
only conversation remember having
had with Roosevelt in many years.
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Lisbon, June 2s.--The minister of
war has called out part of the reserv-
.s's M OF the first division to reinforce
'"e garrisons to the north owing TO
a"rming reports OF the possibility of
an invasion by Portuguese royaAsls
VINO are In Galicia.
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Aroused at Conflicting Testi-
mony Kenyon Suggests Pros
ecutiOnS for Perjury Without
Mention of Names,
HINES STAR WITNESS AT
YESTERDAYS HEARING
Gives Detailed Account of How
Taft, Penrose and AIdYich
Asked Him to Work for Blond
Boss at Springfield.


Washington. Juns zJ.---Intimation
that prosecution OF certain witnesses
for perjury would grow out of the
senate Investigation of the election of
Senator Lorimer was Forthcoming to-
day during the examination of Ed
ward Hinues, the Chicago millionaire
mmbermaT whose name is connected
with the alleged 100000 fund coll
lected TO elect Mr.. Lorimer.
Mr.. Hines contradicted many state
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Mexico City,June 29.--The club
liberal anaclet Garcia Is the name
ot the latest bn political party, The
organizers of te party have put Ma
''gor Anacleto Grcia as their choice for
prcsiienc
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Dias Anses In Germany.

~ lhelm. ermany. June ga
r'hs' ~ pest Diaz arrived here to-
"s.,. Ne ~ ccompanied by his
'a'i''f Arnd y ke the cure al this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-30
Philadelphia Attorney Once
Warm Adpiref of Former
President Now Finds His Idol
Is Shattered.
ANXIOUS TO ENLIGHTEN
BENIGHTED KANSANS
Tells House Investigation Com
mittee That Misguided People
Still Worship at Feet Of
Strenuous One.
lBy Morning journal Special Lea.es wirsl

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirsl
Washington. June 29--George u.
Earle, Jr.. OF Philadelphia, renewed
his attack upon former President
Rooseyelt's alleged failure to institute
criminal prosecution Of the American
Sugar Refining company officials aft
er the Pennsylvania Sugar refinery
deal was exposed in 1906
Mr. Earle spoke with such empha-
sis that he offered to apologize If
the committee thought Mr.. Roose-
velt's inaction was not reprehensible
Mr. Earle said he had offered to de-
bate the issue with Roosevelt in New
York last fall, but the latter declined
the opportunity to "oveIwhelm'' him
He said he had approached N,r
Roosevelt with the feeling that he was
the greatest man in the universe. .
Now. however, he wanted. he said to
submit his case TO the people of Kan
sas. who still think of the FORMER
chief executive as he once did.
This aroused Representative Madi-
Non OF Kansas, who said he still be-
ASved in the integrity Of Mr., Roose-
MN and a spirited coIloquy followed
'9N. Madison insisted upon reading
decision in the sugar
ES&Npon Yl}s she dcelofed Mr.
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lHentS oi previous
situation aroused $,
Iowa.
Now there ought
cutlons for PERJURY
exclaimed.
lie did not ind
would have indicted
created a profound
All day Mr., Him
and his examlnat
ed when the cd
until tomorrow.
which attracted
detailed account
President Taft.
rich and senate
him TO exert h
Mr.. Loiimer eYN'
At the afterno
Gamble. kenyon 4
witness With quetS
show thdt he know
OF President Taft's
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THE MYSTERY. OF THE MA

General Bixby, chief of enginee
the army. who has been directing
work Of uncovering the wreck OF
Maine in Havana harbor. gives it
his opinion that the battleship VI
destroyed by the explosion Of her ma
azines, but, he declares, what the p
mary cause of the explosion va
never will be known" The nav
board of inquiry that examined t
wreck Just after the disaster TIL
overlook the ship. declared unequivl
cally that the explosion was due
some force without the ship, intims|
ing that it was a torpedo launchd
against the side, or a mine place
convenient to her place of anchorag
The popular conclusion, at least du
ing the period of passion immediate
following the event and preceding Il
engagement of war with Spain, W;
that the battleship had been destroys
hy Spanish agencies, though the
were not lacking those who believ,
that the Cubans had wrought the
struction In order to precipitate
conflict between the United States al
Spain that would make for the ind
pendence of the island. The na'
would not hear of the suggestion tn
the explosion was due to any negle
of care or caution on the part of thol
responsible for the safety of the We
sci, and Gen. Bixby does not sugge
any negligence nor even any measul
of responsibility for the disaster /
the officers or men of the ship.
however, it cannot be shown that u
primary cause of the explosion cay
from without the vessel, the conclu
ion cannot well be avoided that
was due to some untoward circur
stance aboard for which, in the la
analysis, the men in charge of the sh
must be held, technically, at leas
responsible.
1t is said that some of the conclu
ions of the naval board of inquiry ha'
been refuted, already, by observation
thus far made at the uncovering
the wreck, and it is possible that flu
Their revelations will show more de
nitely the initial cause of the disa
ter, but the probabilities are That eve
the complete exposure of the twistt
and broken wreckage will fail to NAL
convincing proof of the primal
causes of the disaster that contribute
to bring about the war between Il
United States and Spain, and Il
whole question is likely to remain
mystery.
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That senatorial election was not so
interesting as some had expected.
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Want Column

LosI-Ladys brown handbag IN
Mansfield street in front of HiSh
school guiding; contained Iat+e-
and SlO8.OO in currency and sf11-an
about 3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoo,
suitable reward will be paid if re-
turned to Mrs. W. F. Lamor 200
Albany street.
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It's almost Senator Smith.
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THIS SEASONS CLOTHING, OIL
|HEcT FROM THE FACTORY, NOW
ON SALE AT A REDUCTION OF IS
PER CENT. Wooo-5AILEY CLOTH
INC CO.
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LoST-Key ring and keys: nama -
ring ]. ]. Gibbs, Lake Dostoss.o.
Michigan. Finder please notifv Nc
at Coca Cola Co.'S office. pow
12s. 0He
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Who said deadlock?
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ORDER OF OWLS.

Meet every Wednesday night q
s o'clock, at their hall, Krauss Bldge.
No. 1917 1-2.
MAX ISAAC, president
n. A. EDWARDS. secretary.
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Sidelights From
Other Sanctums

How Things HavsNksnsed.
All that is nece&At to get a good
bill through congrasssis Uncle Joe
Cannon's opposiSion& ATLANTA Consti-
tuition. Z
Just Waiting to see.
Skirts are to be wider next year, say
those who dictate the fashions. We
shall wait and see what we shall see.
Savannah rress.
eessx' any Are Willing.
Wis stated now that President Sla-
tod and Speaker Holder would be will
ing to so to the senate. Who can
doubt it?-Albany Herald.
The Wise Merchant.
The merchants who are keeping up
their winter ratio of advertisements
are gathering the patronage which
fsummer crowds grant them in a busy
lcity like this.-TSeksonville Times
Union.
AAnother Senatorial Prediction.
If Governor Hoke Smith, is not
|lected to the senate on the first
allot he will not be elected at all.
he same thing may be said of
enator Terrell. In case of a dead
bck Congressman Brantley of the
leventh district, would come nearer
ettling it.-valdosta Times.
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will not be a new name any
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished three IN
stairs rooms suitable for housekean-
ing; electric lights, bath. Tro,,ino
1906 Reynolds street. *
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Ipiflono, Norojles s.
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oenne Sperifrift inoeboloer Moibef-
tet al ~Ereui5ilebs Sobrbiicber" Ell
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1911.
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&c linSrcbe 9cnocs Smcrtcr; III

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2ofol=Agenter o1lot al Gier11c, o..
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Here Datota-

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Set liges, at sen lterfe Torpgelie
safte Mistanfe 1os s(ltt6oriteterne,
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Giet5's 6oripor bill life gjpre mere
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troaot FORFEIT. 3ette er meooeIt q;
George scbult5e, iom efter at bap2
rooofgrt Jig mes 0iitriftSo0pofat
Milliams al Sopuar6 reiite til Jono
OH Sac og o%perlepereoe Mopofot
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Jorm al 8epiier til Joroel for9iet5
@illiams nagte6e at oplple, bpol
ban bapoe facet pioe ON Strioe.
mellem &ubin % 1iet5.
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