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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
Carnegie o9 0eroens:
tre0en.

elnore,p @arne9ie, ser fort fsr Sui
Itiente6e 10 Millioner Collars til
5renn1e af 6reoen mellem @erbens.
mosterne, bor itillet 6orilog ON, at
Ser oprettes en- international Som
itol, oer ifal bilegge alle Strioigbe.
Der mellem Mationerne peb tpungen
8ologift. s cit Gale, iom ban for nog.
le Doge iiben bolot for ben republi.
fanife a1mb Seem Sort, u6pifle6e
bun @nteltbe6erne pe6 oenne Man oe
fren1latte bpao ian bentebe ben bil6e
u6rette pao islgenoe Moabe:
vgn ioooon Gpnitol oil inoen et
9lar tilpeiebringe Gre6 oper bele Sor.
6en mellem Sc cipililereoe Golfei lag,
/ bpert 6alo piloe oct iffe bare mere
eno 2 Mar inoen ct iaabant &eiultot
btloe blibe opnaaet. Set er efter min
Mfening 1nl,ligt at faa en iaabm,
Domltol oprettet, oe iee eoo ie Sen
Hotton, ser pil6e pope at mooieHe
Jig 6ens @fgisrelie. Sfulbe set ife,
at en- Mation piloe iiooe &ien6elien
operberig, piloe Do1nitolen ertlere
ben / Ban og i1r6fere ct 8opcott imo6
ben, iom mart pil6e brinse ben pao
andre Tanfer."
@eo ian1me 2eiligbe6 tog Carnegie
gnle6ning til at beipare ben &ritif.
Der ito6igt bliber rettet inob bam.
for6i ban, ser bar tient i'm folosiale
Borrnue be0 6remitilling af @anier'
pla6er til &rigsifibe, MI i6ger at inb.
fere @eroensfreben. ut bon SCI
bele fom ino paa ben Gabrifatton
iag6e ban, ifplotes Sen tioIigere Ma.
rineminifter 8eniomtn Sracep. Gar.
negie opbol0t fig Sfotlon6, % ser
mo6tog ban ct Selegram fra Sracep
/ bbilfet 6enne erflere0e, at set par
Breii6entens 9nife at g6rnegie iful.
0e fabrifere Banierpla6er for at for
bin6re Gabet of 2anoets 8anieriffbe
rSSeg giorbe oet," lagoe Carnegie.
ufiet1t leg funoe tient ftere 8enge
be6 at fremitille @aojern. 8relioen.
ten itillebe mig en- 0pgape, og ieq
oniaa en- 8efaling af Ereiioenten
pao famine Moobe iom ct CUBS Sr6
Set bar min Bligt at aolp6e SEN"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
FL. Aargang.

ling Sibrorp", Der beitpres al 8ibli.
otbets= =&omi5lionen / @tatens &opeo
ltao, 2incoln. @totil er Der / bette
fun l1oienOt engelf 2iterotur, me-
ocnS set iffe bar babt Mioler not til
at optoge uoerlanoit 2iterotur paa
S'lten oper oe Bigger, Ser je1t6es uo
til Settlelne1,terne poo 5totens 8e-
foltning 9sbmerne Mebroifa bor
for oeres Geofomnlenoe afbiulpet
Mongelen peo at in6lmnIe nogle faa
&unoreoe Dollars mellem fig, fipbe
Ell bpbmilf 8oglamling og ffiente
oenne til Stoten, bpis gi6liotbefs.
&on1islion lprger for at faa 6en
uolenot til Sc hsbnilfe Settlene1ter,
til bpi(fe Ser ioa bper @aoneo tom.
mer Ell Gotfe @pger, iom for6eles
al Ell Man0, Scr iungere iom @etre.
ter og tilier @egerne. gn &oai-
te al 9a1eife far iat Jig 6orbin6eFe
meo 9ibliotbefs= =apniSiionen for oe-
laa at fao oonife Bigger me6 / Girtu-
lotionen, og oenne bor erfleret fig
pillig til at lo0e on1ocle oanife 8gger,
Der n1ootte blipc ltil(ct til oens @oo.
oigbeo. &omiteen opfororer MI
2anosm9llo Nebrolfa til at D6e 8i-
orag til &nifaffelie al ct @ntal 8sger
til bette 8rug, iaa 6er tan blibe on
faffet EN- oonlf 8ogian1ling, Ser oil
bltpe oper6raget Staten, og be bill iaa
al &pmisiionen blipc uoienot / Bat.
fer paa 20 til 80 Bigger, iom forien.
oes til bpert Settlement, bpor flcre
2onife i11tter Zig iommen og ifriper
efter Bsgerne. Det pil blibe nsopen-
oigt at faa lanlet omtring 5000 til
bette 8rna. 8ibrog mo6tages at
Stto @olff banff Bicefonirtl, Gt7
Sail, Snobo, Neb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
Oscar Strans reiis.erer.

&c 6or. Staters @eionot til Gpr-
fiet, tioligere aabinetsnliniiter 0s,
cor Straus, bar neolagt tit @mbebe,
fom ban bar betle6t / / u Mar. >9an
bar opbolot Jig fer 2on6et ii6en. /
Nopentber, % bans 6erie uolsb /
8egpnoellen al Sanl,ar, til bpilfes
9ib ban iao fratraabte. Set pentes
at ocn nl1p9renoe Dfiniiter til 9fus
aonb, Roetbill, oil blipe bans Otter
f6laer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
: t ON t tpijtet 9 q I u.

Ct omtpiitet 9 a e.
S 2ineoln, geeb::, ct ser ct 3piitc=
maal ON bborpt6t Dor 2anosmano
tioligere Statsfaslerer Yeter @orten=
ien of 0ro, tan opertage gmbeoet
iom 5tatens SSer1tbonetomisler
Sfle. - uGani iferen" Dor Mortenien peo
Gdl9et / @fteroaret eneite 4nnbibot
for Gmbeoet lom sSernbanetomi5inr.
@eb &o1niSi9r @otpgills Dgo bar 0er
opitaaet en- 8afance, og @upernsr
@ballenberger bapbe u6nebnt cit
Steofortre6er 25 Gage fsr Golset.
Men Ell laabon l1onennelle gieloc
life lpngere emo til ferite 8alg. Mor=
tenien fit 79,088 @tenmer, oe Der
bar ineen Mootanoioot. 9}lt pi[ De=
mofraterne alligepel prgpe at bol0e
@oiten ior ben 11bnRpnte Steofortre.
Ser. Ien bDerfen Rortenien eller
bans Earti la6er Jig nsie meo laa>
ban Gillibelettelie. Moaite 2egis!o-
turen ton1mer til at erflere ,on1
bolgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

= Erofesioren: uSna6 er oct?
Seq far 10 Sat paa. Ct leg lige
fon1men biem eller piloe ieg gao
en- Sl1r?"
-Msiiltenten: u&r. @rofeslor, ser
er Ell MISREPRESENTATION, iom gnifer
at tole me6 9eln!"
Erofesioren: r&erresuo, ifal iee
MI igien interpielpes?"
9sliitenten:: r9sei,, ban bill bare
biie Gem en- M &oppresie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
en- San 8 3 m ano / d nj G
ri t it g t a t 8 t i e II e
/ I o

en- 2on6 3 mano ome
rifanif Statstien e.
ite.
@n 6anif Mun6, ,Mr. s. @. Mn6rea=
ien, gefreter be6 Staten CALIFORNIA;
Meieri+8ureau,, er iflg. v8ien" BE.
ben roien6e omtalt al Statens 8la6e
for 6en 9pgtigbe6 og 5ompittigbe6s-
ful6be6, bbormeo bon forpalter lit
@nrbe6e. SITE NOT meo at Scr. gln.
6reolen bar beiset Gulin6er al Sto,
tens Meierier og lo6et Dem oroge
NDtte al lin &unbIfab og @rfaring
men ban ieger operalt at bibringe
6enne bofsen6e California ssSn6uitri
Grugterne af 6e rige grfaringer, mon
bar giort / 0anmarf. San bar her,
beo | ganife betpoelig @rao bi6raget
til, at 9anmarfs 9eabn beru6e bar
facet ny @lans, i0et ban / lGngere
sss11terbietps bar flargiort bette 2anos
fremifreone Stabe paa Meieribeie
nets 9mraooe. S set M Mar pil scr
paientlig paa @r. Mnoreaiens Mnbe'
faling, blipe frembragt flere Torilog
til sSsn6uItriens Gorbe6ringer og
s6remme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
Danit Ganore 8ibIi o.
tbef / g ebraifo.

Sen 9anife Yioneer" in6eboloe
Opfor6ring til Gonife / gfebralfa on
at poe 8i6rag til Oprettelien al ct
oonff @an6re= =8ibliotbef / Staten
6orbinoelie meo Stutens nSrobel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
AmtrrtSSss@:st

amerifo er foreeaaet. 0g for Oct tree
lie ifol Der bpgees &irfe og Stole {.
boer at 6isle &nlonier, for at ois!e
ltrofs fan faa ct permanent Nrng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
8lamAt Tam1am1wn1.

3 a tor u. $ q q q en IL
Si0lte llge digit eli al Sc beoit
fienote Grplter oen ounif=norife Mt-
tbooiltfirfe / elmerifo, q. 0oogelllen,
peO 0goen / Gpulltou, ST., Ell Nl=
Ser al IS Star. Soau par fsot 9fpr
&c, foln ber til 2onoet 1857 og iii
lit ferlte @mbeoe lon1 Ereit / @iscon=
lin 1858. S 16' 9lar bar BON pro-
lioerenoe sGlolte / 8isconiin og Gbi=
cago og IA slor 9}eoattpr al ~ Cen
3riItelige IolSnono", Sc oonlf=norife
Metbooilters Organ. Soon bar lnol1=
&c slar ErGlioent for BOARD Of 5rl,=
lteeS for 6en oanif=norl lfe tDeologilte
Hrrlteltole @paniton. Yoltor @ao
genen bar lfrepet og pperl lat c1r
@angoe Salmer, ser brl,gcs Set me-
tboOiltilfe &irfeiomflnO.
Gan if Settions I . T.
mono faor @nlome =
5 al lie.
Oregon Sbort Sine Sern6onefpm,
pagni lfal u9re Set oi oe oneritan
ife Sernboneielifober> Ser filler Itsrl:
6ororinger til bets 2intemonol ltab
8etning al at bol6e 8anelegerlet /
goo Srben. Set betragtes berfor ioln
en- i9rlig sore, noar Ell al bets Set
tio11sformpno faor en rolenoe Sn=
tale for at bolbe lin 8oneltrefning
fortrinlig 0roen. gu ioo0an lt0-
marfelie er nplig bleoen en- oonit
Man6 tilbeI, nemlig 6ormano Sobn
@urt5, Smane 2ofe, ssbabo. 9on
life blot fiji @os for sen lbn1nrfeoe
@ehligeDoloelle al bans Settion, me,'
Ser blep tillige tiloelt bam e,, @nlo-
meoaille ion ben opgtigite 6ormano
i 4ompogniets 9ieneite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

sfrip efter Erboeuumer paa bette
@Iab.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
LOR|MER "PUT0vER"
FOR ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND, SAID
10 HI SAAT
Publisher of Chicago Record
Herald Tells Tale of Cor
ruption to the State Com.
mlttee.
AFTER DOING JOB THEY
WANTED MONEY BACK

springfield u.. April ,.n g.
kohlsaat pubIisucr of TIA, chicago
Record Herald today told thc state
senate bribery .as, invcstigatius come
mittcc that Dpronco :. Funk general
manager uf tl, international Harvest
cr compnu. was th, man who inform
cd him of tu, "slu~h FUND" of sl"o..
900 which was put az to elect Lor-
mer. Mr. Fuuh then took the stand
and told of his conversation with Ed
ward : iiinos shortly after thc lori.
mpr election
"Htncs paid to me without ID pre-
liminuty.' said Mr. Funk. Welt Wc
put Lorimor over bat II cost as ylo0.-
nuO To- du sp
He said We had To- act quivklv
So u became necessary for us to put
up the monrN Now We ar getting
some oi our friends "a get 1t fiNvd up.'
He CAV, m, to understand The, want
ed To h' reimbursed aud ! asked him
why b., came to us. and hr said You
are AS Interested as anyone In having
tho right Kind of q man si Washing.
ton told him We would have
nothing to de- with It. He said he
could unh so tu hig people and want
od ;o gct >lo.nU0 from each of ten
persons IT, told m" To- think u over
Edward Tildru. connected with the
StockNards Chicago. II the man to
whom ! was told to send tn" money.
Funk eatd ne had told MIR McCor-
mick of the international Harvester
company about the conversation and
his refusal to contribute.
MIR Mccormick said Good. / am
glad luu turncd him down prompt
~. said Mr. Funk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
" oman L. kansas Na,or.

iiunnrNvll Kan. April a The Wo-
men ut HuunoN,ll, Kan. sufffsgcttc
papers pleas" cuN ate ,.l,bratinp
-tll tuda, IN" election ot 70 woman
mayor She is Mrs ella Wilson aud
the wuW'u did II Last Wght ful-
lowing th, counting ni tu, ballots.
Mrs Wilson say, an oyster supper 90
hrr friends and stijd aud stately
MAIDS aud mntrons remained up all
night GO rejoice. Th, vote was a
tr Mr- Wilson was given . votes
and a.. NJ Akrrs former postmust,r
and au uld resident th, opposing con.
didutc iur mayor. had th, same mum.
h,r of votes
N V,a 40 Nr-t proposed to settle
IA. ur 1, iu, ull-fashion"d method
of drHNn- straNs az the next cu .mril
m",unc rudaN night nut no. The
men OF Umntw,ii af- more gallant.
Mrs Wilson might how, chosen the
IONS suut and tine men nt Hunucwcll
ar. lpohiup ahead httly - after
an huur. .rIuWrut tonight ia, Judges
.,r IA, ..".'luU decided 70 was their
dut, Co. vil.e me t, ana declared
Mrs wilson Ua,or 50 It's Mrs.
MAYOR WILSON or Ma Dress Wilson or
Mrs wilson Wator whicn"Nrr YOU
prefer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
Prohibition war IN Colorado.

Denver, Colo. April O. Principally
for the benefit of IN. thirst, tourist.
Who d,Hses to stake hi, thirst iu
smcthius stronger than water aflcr O.
day spent tu sightseeing, Colorado
springs yesterday revoked IT, atti-
tudc on prohibition ana by majority
of 932 favored IN, plan OF restricted
liquor selling
Established vlJhs. the larger hotels
and the drug stores are allowed To
handlc liquor. Under the charter sa =
looms are perman,ntl, barred
The nght on an, uWor question
was the most bitten iu the history of
,hc ciN The Numau Vut, was large
and The "vrt" victory B., asoribcd
larse> to th. t1rt that many women
voted against prohibition The fight
hetwc,u h, .V,'. ana the "dtNs
in the state has Established record
for cl,s, elections tho opponents oj
proh'htt,n Winning iu burlington,
Las Antuus aud Colorado City by oniy
one or two votes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
Americans in Chihuahua Be-
lieve He Will Attempt to
Take That City to Precipi.
tate Crisis.
CHURCHES TURNED INTO
FORTRESSES WITH GUNS
United States Insurrectos Re-
turn to El Paso and Declare
That Rebels Cannot Fight
Now.

Chihuahua. Mexico. April &. eva
rpsenting lhc full strength ~ prcrcnt
of Diaz's forces ia northern Mexico
are bottled up' In this city u Is
the belief of the 1Uo Americans hero
that Francisco /. Mad-ro. the insur.
rccto prcslden, is preparing to deliver
q decisive st'ok. with view to bring
ing the lnsurrcciion a. . crisis IN t,iis
section. The opinion ut the Ame /.
cans H.. that with tn present tactlgs
of allowing It's forces 90 be shut up
lh the towns. Tn, Mcxl IN government
never will br able Ia suppress the in
surrcction. that the insurgents aro
gaining strength dhlN and thar al
ready they have rN'. ud,d their con-
troll over far greater area than aere-
tutoro has been ll'uw,d to become
known,
chihuahua Is well fortified Tho
churches, huuseio ,s gnd al other
points ot advsntas. are surni'urtel
by brcastwprkS and machn. guns.
Troops mounted ana feeauen,ls with
brass band parade the streets as
if tp impress IN. people with a feel
ing ot security. Many small towns Of
the interior are gar.isoncd by mere
handful of men. Just outside of IN.
city. The insiirrectos ate IN great force.
Madcro with orozcn and 1900 IN
surrcctos II at Bustillos plantation.
sixty miles west Of here. where no
has established his so-called capital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
RECKLESS DRIVER
CRASHES INTO
YOUNG GIRL
Miss Jessie Venable. Fourteen
Years Old. Narrowly Es.
capes Serious Injury at the
Hands of Motor Fiend.

Miss Jvssi" Ncnabie tho fourteen
yoat-old daughter OF Nj. aud Mrs.
Joan N,uplv OF 5l1 East central
aNcnu,. narrowly escaped serious in
ml at I O'Clock yesterday afternoon
when she was run down by rcck-
less automobile driver. Speeding
along al a rate estimated by specta-
to.s tu b. bctwcen twenty -tlye aud
thirty miles AN uour. the car ~Verv-
ed at the Intersection of Walter anu
Central took determined lurch aud
crashed into g curhing adjoining the
NenaDlr residence. The machine rode
twenty eet along III, side walk
and -idosWipod Miss Venublc as she
was making desperate effort 10 get
into the yard ana away lrum the ear.
Mis- Neuablr was knurNcd down
Jui badly bruised. but was not -"ri-
uusly hurt HAD the car struck her
squaf,lN. a., sirl would probably have
been fatally liurod The driver ot
thr car Inquired Are yuu hurt '
aud the girl answered that she was not
badly injured. whereupon TIA" man
drove rapidly away Tie was not idcu-
tihcd ana those who went tu Miss
N"nahlc's assistance we're unable tu
obtain the udmprr of his ear
The police department should make
q determined cnort 10 .nforc. ia,
speed ordinance iu the Highlands II
ls common sight lea srr muiorist.
flt allfnrf II
tho University heights at a tremcn-
duous speed That -crious accidents
have not occurred IL matter of won
der 60 those vino lis, ON IN. street
and who observe the reckless driving
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
TAFTS MESSAGE IS
HEARD IN SILENCE
Document Read and Referred
to Proper Committee; House
Adopts New Rules: Senate
Quiet.

Washington. April D. President
TJU's message urg,ng th, ratification
ot "a Canadian reciprocity agreement
was read todAy IN both houses. # was
listened to without applause aud re-
icrr'd I" appropriate committee. The
house then took az the adoption of It's
n'w rules, limiting the genera debnte
to four uours, equally divided, and
then providing for a Nntc. \ Iulc
also VAS provided FOR only one subst-
tutp set of rules. This mcnsurp Wds
opposed bA the insurgents. who plead
ed tur the privilege Of separate
amendments. but they were told their
amendments must D., included iu the
proposed Republican substitutes Tht
rules provide for the election of cuiu-
mitio"s Instead ut appointment hy the
speaker SIX ui the old committee
ar. abolished. The senate was ~ scs-
sion Tor nuls few minutes ana Ailt
mark time until TIA. house does
something.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
SWEEPS
CHICAGO AND IS
NOW MAYOR
Son of Former Mayor Who
Was Assassinated While in
Office, Wins Despite News.
paper Fight.

chicago Npr| "irt,t u liur-
ti-on m1Nor of chicago from lSa1 wn-
u 1903 alJ suu of carter ~ iIarti-
SON. Sr who occupied the mayor 3
u.ny, uum l>,' to 1857. aud was as
-1-siutt,d during the World'- tair
wear rrm was elected ror tn nrh
Time t,.t,rId, ~ defeated Charles
g. Merriam. his Ropuhncar opponent.
Dos l5UN. votes. gaining % total ~
ltf35> votes.
Ia spite uf the opposition oi most Of
th, press. the election was COM
plot, Democratic victory The clec-
t.on of F -. connory for city clerk
ud H,ury Stuckart Cor city treas
urcr Mas carly conceded altaough a
count of heir total votes has not been
completed
\ Democratic CIT, councH for toriy-
on, Democratic aido,mpn and twenty
nino Republican. viii greet uarrison's
Introduction to his Hfth term. be-
f'ated candidates. rotiremcuts aivi
the election uf thirteen new aldermen
serve tn charv. th, complexion uf the
council Milton J Foreman. one of
the loadIu2 Republican mombcrs. who
had served siStc "a vcnr.. was defeated
by Nlborr Tcaru,N Democrat rresi-
dent of th, l.r"r I baseball league.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
CONSTANCE ABBOTT
WILL PLAY THE !
LEADING ROLE
Well Known Young Lady,
Talented Player, Consents
to Take Main Part in Mas.
queraders,' by B p. 0. E.

pf much interest to very Elk aud
every th"atcI- -gocr IN Albuquerque is
thc announcement authorized L. bo
madr public tudaN that Miss CON
stance Abbuu. a Welt known and pop
ular young mdy of this city VIII
PLAY the leading role boo "Thc Mas
qurradors which viii 10, tagged IN TIA"
Elks' theatvr on AprI D. and a..
under the auspices oi Nibuqu,ruu,
Lodge NJ. l6t, and undrr the sole d.
rrctiou of lnc Rrou of Kansas ,itv.
Il Wrll known director md writer uf
musical comedies.
That MisS Abbutt has .rnseutrd To-
tax, tho l,ading roic u he play is
regarded as 4 distinct .nmpliment 20
Albuqu-ruu" lodge of Fire NJ an or
sanitation and L. cyrr TX in town
as individuals. Miss Nhuntt's work on
the stage ~ well known boo New York.
Nhrrp Tor two wears $500 played a
prominent rol- With Madame fisSc.
Although Miss Abbot laS made hrt
home In Albuqu-ruu, COR several
years she has never anticipated in
any public pcrforWaur. hrro and m
The Masquorad,rs A.HuIurrauc 500
cicty viii vitncs, Tor tH" first tim,
her acting
Tomght there VIII n meeting OF
the oonmitr,s which Hte charge of
the show ana tn, priu.'n1's. ~ viii u
definit, uual plans Will H, outlined.
Tomorrow evening There win h' Il
meeting OF thos" who v,u participate
in the choruscS Thrrr VII be four
choruss. two of yolu- men md
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

fof th. start which began un Tues
day when the Sixty-sccond congress
convened IN c,NraordinarN session.
Here aud thcr. new parts have been
inserted. taking tn. place of rusty
ones witch hay" shown sine" the
Democratic machine was displaced by
the Republican machinery - years
ago The majority mcmbcts of the
house committees have been se-
lcctod the elective officers of
the nous. have BEEN chosen.
tn. defeated candidates taking their
loss as philosophlcally a. possible. OF
course there are heart -butnings and
considerable Kicking" particularly
over several committee chairmanships,
hut the rank and fil, are satisfied.
and that is the main thing to be- rrck-
oncd with when IN" eyes ui the roun-
try are upon u part, that succeeds to-
power aftct u decade aud a half
Til" program which the Democrats
win follow ~ still in the making. the
ways and means committee being
somewhat u, s'u whether TO- report
tn canadian roCiprocity pact ut once
or introduce q revision uf schedule
IL commonly known as tho wool
schedule. holding IN" agreement mad"
between the canadian and Unit, Il
states commissioners until later
date II h believed. however that
the canadian treaty viii be taken az
immediately ana after "a period Of
general debate viii be- passed hy the
house and sent ON It's way to The SON
ate. wh"r" IL Will run the gauntlet Of
determined opposition with th" pos
sibiliN of amendment before It u
finally passed by thu upper branch OF
congress.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
REACH
ALBUQUERQUE
FROM DENVER
Jacob Korber and Party Ar
rive After Enjoyable Six
Hundred Mile Trip in Big
Touring Car.

covered With dust. hat bearing
every indication of having cnjo, ed
their Coo. milr autumohilv
irip from Denver jacob korb'r. j =.
>ulzrr, Herman Butcher ANA Nil 7.
Hunter. IN, chauffeur. arrived ia Al
buqucruur az ! SO O'Clock this after
noon. having covered thr last log Of
their eVcntful tourney. from santa r.
To this city in a little more than three
hours D. " DuhSun of this city.
who accompanied the party AS far as
Las Vegas. arrived here last night.
having made tn. tinal tap ut the trip
hy train Nh puhSon found II aeces-
sarN tu remain IN thu Meadow Citv on
legal business aud reluctantly lie.
priyrd himself of tn, ride from there
to Alblauerquc
TN" motorists left Denver last sat
urday night ana came on to Albuauor
qur h> easy stages IN the big s'X-
which Mr Norhcr purchased IN p,u-
yer stops We're made IN Pueblo,
Trinidad, Wnslcnburg Ration, las
Vegas and Santa fc
VIII Hunter. Who drove the hir ma
chine ftom Denver tn Albuquerque, is
ON" of the best chauficurs IN Cole
RADIO and operated the frtnklin ~
splendid shape, making the trim very
enjoyable for the party
The "trip was mHdr - lhc result o'
liitlc Joke witch started ia Denver
The four Albuquerque men, MI k"t-
her. MIR Duhson, Mr. Sulzer ana Mr.
Bluoh.r had been an Colorado tor
several days on mining business Last
saturday th"N were in Denver ana tn
subject ut automobiles was brought
np FINALLY M kurh"r said that d
the party would ride with him 10 Al'
buuueruuc he would purchase an an.
tumobilr III. dare was Instantly az
c-ptrd. Mr korh.r bought the huYl
wagon gasoline ana cylinder OH. cm'
pluv"d Iiill iiuntrr as driver. an,
within very short time IN. trip VA
on, and proved immensely onjoyahl,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
MARCH Of DEATH
IS HELD TO-DAY
Ninety Labor Unions With
Membership of Quarter Mil
lion, in Parade; Victims
Are Buried.

New YORK., Aprl > NiurteN labor
uniuns. Win Il membership uf a quar-
ter ~ a million. today paid tribute to-
the memory 90 the victims ot tn"
Washington place nro 10y parading
through the streets OF lower Man
haitian
simBl, service. buried the bodies uf
tho - unidentified victims IN Ever
grcon ccmctcry Brooklyn. MANY fac.
tories IN the city were closed today
bccausc the employees desired to take
part ia the parade
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
s"iaii>,~ i.o-c Ia nrcr Town.

MtlNuukrt WIS 'prl o. Conn
plctc figures of N'stprduN's election
show in IN, main contest tbat for tho
circuit iudt,eb,u the Socialist Caudi-
date john g. ki,ist Was brat,u bv
sitting Judge t. ~ Hal4cN uou-pa
ltisan ylndidatr. Dos q majority uf
li0ll rhc socialists were hrHt,u
nearly two tu our for places on the
school board.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

Middi'sboru kN. Nprll j.--Th"
storm did damsg, ostimatcd at mil
lion dollars lu Mlddlrsboro ana Vel
low crcrk VALLEY last night Al
streams hHV, uttrfloVrd ~ the result
of ,luudhurst Has of the town oi
VI iddl'sboru i- under water Thr curi
mines ore flooded aud 200 miners
arr out ot employ ment