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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
new EVIDENCE
!. IN BRlBE CASE

Police Secretary Positively Identifies Tuppcrs Found on
<Wappy's Desk-Gerald Called. Tells Same Story-Tral
4 Progressing More Rapidly Than First.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

Charles sullivan. secretary OF po-
y lice. positively identified the card
Of q. Tupper found In the desk va.
Gated hy former Chief Wappensteln
n police headquarters. when called
10 the witness stand In Judge Ron.
AIDS court this morning. In the
f1rst trial. sullivan said he did not
believe he saw the card before.
though he Identified some OF the
figures written upon II as being In
wappenstein's handwriting.
Testimony Stronger.
's On cross examination by VIII IA.
116srss. chief counsel for wappen-
oeetn. S11lisAr explained that he
had jast barely glanced at the card
When he found II. while cleaning
up Wappensteln' desk when Ban.
nick took officc.. Chief Bannick. he
said, stood between him and the
@oease basket. and be turned the
c4n11 uFer ~ Bannick and supposed
thaf Il vas thrown away. Since the
trial. hoWryer, sullivan said, he
discovered shat pannlck kept the
card and that y was the same as
finsrodnced In evidence.
The printed words on the card
Dare &c. Upper. Wines. Liquors
Ana Cigars. Ind. 2o2s. S2z Sixth
Ave. So. Seattle" On It's face.
the figures $50 are written four
times In a column. These figures,
Sullivan again identified. as being
In Wappenstein's handwriting.
On the back OF the card are the
figures of 2.s00.00 and so0.0o added
together and showing total OF
3.so9 90. This total ls the same
a four times $50. and the state
etidently aims to show that Wap-
penstein vas attempting 10 see II
ecrtxia moneys received CORE.
sponded with the amounts that
should have been turned over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

certain eouncilmen Topped on tn,
Jail question.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
A Last Word With You
On the County Ticket

II conceded nepub
hcan ticket IN the ~ he on
presented neruano
lis enemies unable find ohioctica the
have been forced howl Hunbrlikn
Examine the Republican fromt tor u bu,to You
know the IL persoiaiiy. Ask Il these
af paople cry ubboihm
sincere they trying to blind you &
issok on ticket tho prime mover ln c
Eected hy you On
writing do all power reduce foes. al nrs
chance he Violated pledge
read, fees We havs ~ publ,
that instead of reducing
fis.os9 during term. he has
siaooe i
egalzed stealing We
fixing and
precincts In
prejudice lie admits ai he
election
HONEST ASKING
YoC VorE FOR HoNEsr GOVERNMENT
tIMs cun YOU as honest men yute approval
M Important office il the ticket than school
Hrpuhican
a has : teaching
government o 9
resie
side with the remainder the ticket
Your constitution Article TO- section provides that
having t eligible
an
DO this ctausef intended destroy hc
Mexico
PARTIES. DO beieye a u good pfossionF
Every no-caied Republican the Democratic ticket
holder, E
has been office five
vote for tho Democratic ticke
H'hnnonal provison sor the offee-holders ring
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
MI. Bursum Shows Up
Final Campaign Lie

~ lsurrun Republican candidate for governor In
Albuquerque sunday morning
Evening Herald the
following nnsruhs
po,ed with ref
erenee TO
has been called - a made by
with the of
the sooaied suits Tor
personal asked him. otero
10 the hin
brand false in every particular
was not Horubiceh committee
kneW not Rhou ~ had
do with ~.
~ ,he people stand, have always
viii stand this question. refer
10 Article ~ New MeNic" constitution
which gboishee in New Mexico
fellow "w and o damages for per-
Sona injury
u introduced constitutional convention"
constitution whirh MIR HurHam refers
folows
, From, Aftrlo Mckee constitution
railroad In stat
employ resulting from the
employees thereof bS
dcec nsuTnclencs nssikence
Appliances machinery track road bed works
or ether equipment
abae provided shall maintained
then his then
dependne said deceased Tho
agreement made advance Of injury with any
mIng riaa shall he
This provision construed provisions
Article - o. hls constitution being tho article
schedule
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
Overwhelming VICTORY ASSURED FOR REPUBLICAN CAUSE IN THE FIRST STATE ELECTION
LET USHAVE A BUSINESS ADhfFNESTRA TON
IN BERNALILLO COUNTY

are rpin 60
hold office .
The
lie
% Mcx
Republican provided
The the ttepublcn
nj %
These Ton areb
business who
the perso
9. and
to to
been demonstrated
Jesus Romero than the .
county treasury than needed the maintenance Of the
shciins
.
n. .
r. .
are competent y
business A .
apology h. a .
Is politician and who n shernr y
piece political machinery
thr
the %
Mexico. NlbuqucrqHe get u .
Vote clean, hepuoi .
can count tic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

D The Journal. Democrat this Z
. mornlng makes the assertion
. that there are moro than eighty
. seven thousand dollars ia the Z
. county treasury.
. The statement u made 10 de-
y celve YOU into the belief that Z
. your county funds are In salts
. factory condition.
. Th~ balance IN the county
. treasury to-day - composed at
. most entirely of Nnking funds.
. funds for payment Of interest. 4
= etc. Z
. The county scncral fund h
. flat broke and there are large
. amounts of unpaid hills out
. standing. The court fund Is flat
4 broac.
. The road fund q Tat broke.
. The journal Democrat tomur-
. row morning no doubt viii seek 4
. 10 make you believe IN. county
. funds are In Rpod SHAPE. Just I
. a. II has tried g. deceive YOU I
. about The prcseni rNorbi,ant I
. and constantly Increasing tax
. rate. I
= Remember the facts when you 4
. vote.
~~~~%~N3%4e%&1N .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
GO TO THE POLLS
EARLY TOMORROW

y The success of the nepubll- .
. can state and county .Ieke. in .
. BerneiiIln county h anurea. but y
. We wan, to make "a 80 over .
y ~helmins vic,ory - 60 end =
y for~ycr the kind OF campaign .
. which has been wagea BY the o
. fusioIists during tho past few .
y well ks. .
= Al Albuquerque ana all New .
. Mexico has been injured by this =
y can,paign. If the Albuuuefnue q
y Journal Is 10 he believed. three y
y four,hs OF the business men IN =
. Albuquerque ana all 0f the pub .
. he officials In New Mexico are y
y thieves. .
y Not word OF argument. nat .
. line of fac.. has beer present. .
. ed by the Journal HsRermss- .
. penocratic combinatinn They =
y have confined their campaign .
= ensirel, 10 lying and vnifscatfou, y
Su'h cam p"ish of nse"ss''r y
{" could not win u has reacted o
. al along the line. 4, has GUAR. .
a .,,,..1 -...,,.. - -, =
Us N'pupu'"h pHtiN' y
hu' We "ant 90 mEse y
uh""'i""ur h"f" ~ Aihnqneraue'
'h- n's town u'fe
'nhR u'Nr' 70 o. voted uHS'li =
= ,h"r" y me blue eslo. amenas
"N"' 70 ne N"ted 0poh' Han II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
FACTS---COLD HARD TRUTH HERE.

I,rm, present saooeo
ever, nspuhicans
<lredt Co condition.
itsmi brsdsr. done
hoadI IsSue. bondE sti unpaid.
Is work by
him roads worth ir
commissioners he get the
Itrm; OF have past
funds The Ronrrn ard
fed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
DO YOU WANT
MUDSLMCINC
CAMPAIGNS?

= THE campaign of mud sling .
= Ing and personal ahuse that mas q
. b,en waRsG saint Sonr ,eiah- .
= lnr~. wuhnln exception. who are =
. an tic ftepuhlican ticket has =
= never been epnesra IA As,h n s.;ig q
or any other community. Il has Z
. worked an insnry 80 sour city
= and county that years of EFFORT
= VIII not recover.
= " you put the ecal of yaur APP
= prevail on such sactice. yon must
. expect Ca see thom repeated Rt
. every coming election ana you
. Will nave two more wlihla the z
y year Renlgler your profcat
= against 1llny fanspalkus by vo,-
, lnr ING Nnalalh httaolltdD
. Ticket tatndffdN. WIZ
q Mr. Voter. nv up 10 you.
:. = = = a = 4. a. :. a u 4. 4 4 4. A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

DEATH PENALTY SUSTAINED
Nv SUPREME COURT DECISION

Washington. Nov. "a lite
termcr" In prison who assaults am
other prisoner with deadN weapon
~ punishable with death under de-
cision announced by the supreme
court OF the United States today. up-
holding the constitutionality Of %
California statute. IN 50 holding tho
court declined To- interfere with the
DEATH sentence imposed ON James "
Finley at Sacramento.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

Santa Re. n ". Nov e.--siow hard
tho Democrats are up for votes was
shown today when last minute rn.
morr were started In AN effort to in
fluenee few VOTES acre aud there.
one report witch was Systematically
circulated and which caused intense
!ssssnation among the Socialists was
ii..t f)r r, 4, itlbera. Socialist can
didaic FOR governor had resigned and
had issued a statement asking AL Mo-
ciallsts To- vote for Mcdonald.
DR. Ribera today Indignantly denied
the story and declared that he would
not withdraw but that he VAS In the
race 90 stay and that he wanted 90
poil the higEest Socialist vote ever
pollcd IN New Mexieo.
Tho socialssts have fun ticket In
the field and Ribers says he IL making
strong campaign. lie wants TO
show, Il Is saId. Tire real strength OF
the movement In New Mexico ~ this
election.
A doxen othsr reports We're In CTR
culation today but they were 30 silly
that they changed no votes.
Reports receivsd al Republican
headquarters late shis afternoon indi-
cate that the Republican ticket In the
state VIII b. elected BY a bIggcf ma
iority than any OF the publishsd d fore-
casts Sone Of the reports concern
Ina the trend of sentiment towards "
q. flnrsute lndl cate that ne win have
!. majority of bntwUcu 5000 and H.
coo. other repoTts hear out the fore.
cast that ne Will not have more thar
between Q, 00e and 1000 majority.
Al Democratic headquarters Il Il
reported to-day that McDonald''
chonces have taken an awsal stump
n IA reported Thar she Democratic
hosses who were figuring high,a fe~
days aso now SAY privately that h.
win not get over I .ao0 ~ i.so0 ma,
inrisy. an nwful come down from thcil
(Contlnurd on pnge Two. Column ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
To the Railroad Men OF
Albuquerque.

Q On SUNDAY. November 5lno
. the Morning Journal printed =
. political card. sigaed by Milo I
= y. Thompson and Z. A. pinney.
. This card referred to myself and Z
. tae Impression was left among
. some people that signed q.
- desire TO state that ! did not I
= sign the card and had nothing
. whatever 10 do Wiih iis puhlIca- Z
y cation.
10 ami Tor the Republican licket
= In this election, aud J hone my
= friends will vote that ticket
10 Very respectfully,
10 EDWARD piNNEY,
10 Treasurer nernalsllo County,
10 Alhnqueraue. y. Ml Nov. .,
y 1911
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
Campaign Of Nlfca.
tion and Abuse Fails
of Appeal to the
People of New
Mexico.

O ON the eve of the first rlcc-
. ton In the new state Of New
= Mexico the success Of the RE-
. publican Htatc. legislative and I
q county tickets IN esHured by
. ovcrwhcimlng maJoriiics.
. The Democrats. IN co-opera-
. tlon with ~. J. Hagerman. Mi
. auel Otero. OeorGe W. Ptitchard
. and few other disgruntlcd rs-
. officehoiders. and with the ald
Q OF the Albuquerque Journal
. Democrat. have conducted
. foul campaign of abuse and
= siender They have appealed 10
. the lcry worst passions of the
. public. They have stopped at
. nothing In their campaign OF
. destruction.
. The people of New Mexico are
o against this kind OF politics and
o are going 10 rebuke II bt their
. votes tomersow
q This afternoon the latest re-
. ports IN detail from sll sections
. Of the slate Indicate the elec-
. ton az the head OF the Repuh-
o lican ticket Hon n -. BurAum.
. by moro than '.ane majority.
. Every tandidatc on The state
. Republican ticket win he elect
. cd. every county thur h. normal
1h Republican VIII return 10
. usual neuuhiican maimity or
o bcttcr. white otoro. Guadalupe
. aud Grant counties. ordinarily
. IN the Democratic column. VIII
. az Rspubilcan Mr Mcponaid's
. own home county ~ Lincoln viii
. return a majority for Mr.. liur.
. sum.
. The Republicans win elect an
. overwhelming majority 81 the
q members Of 'thr legislature.
. There u reason 60 believe that
o Repubiicans viii be 'cleetra Ia
. every judicial district, wisih the
y sucrcss of the Ncpubllsan can
. dldn,cr Tor the supreme court is
. conceded even BY the Dcmocraiic
. camfmssn nranaTcrf.
. Il is going 10 be an over
. wheluhne vicsory for good gov
. ctnmen,. an OVERWHELMING re-
. bnke to mudshnEina and Sian
. der. 4 nrsat forward step for
. the weifare of the state,
. t.et no iuahs % unanlmous.
Seeeee o = go o ee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

for Court
lack OF moosy. u u discontinued
to
hnies In than ever hcfore
TIN dis - the sion OF
The Journal psnocrai dciasrs PURPOSES
$50 nrsis. ss3os the st00
This k deiibesuir nc The :
tie
Por cisht thIs You have had
nashine the piasfasni
ri
iet clean business sor "a change
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
CASTILLO GIVES
LIE TO JOURNAL DEMOCRAT

poor
Castillo of
= q abus
10 It's to
4 Magdalena, NJ NJ, Nov. g. Via Sccorro. \.
Albuquerque Evening Herald. tls s.s4f
Ny attention has been lied to statements made W
The Journal that Mr. Bursuni had cheated unjnssIy with
reference to my homestead filing This is false and al
Of my friends supporting Mr. Busum for governor ns
dealings with than fair He is square nsA
and the best friend the poor people have.
CLEMENTE CASTILLO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

1C,onlInued on raae Two. column 'l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-06
RATHER UNIVERSAL PRACTICE
Up In British Columbia They Think
They Can Recognize Le9is-
IatIve Timber.

Mai s. Harris, who fought in the
South African war, and P. J. G. Cue,
who discovered the gold fields named
after him in West Australia, in New
York on their way to England, had
something to say about Vancouver.
Both are Australians, but the major
is now in the insurance business in
Vancouver, while Mr.. Cue Is operating
IN British Columbia.
Major Harris said opinion out his
way was divided on the subject of
reciprocity. but he knew of a good
story that was current in Vancouver.
"A man from British Columbia went
over to see London for the first time
last year." he said, land was being
shown through Westminster Abbey.
He got into conversation with a tour
ist agent who was showing party
about and at intervals the man who
was explaining asked the British Co
lumbar questions about Vancouver.
I suppose that in your country
you have no place like the abbey?' he
suggested.
No. replied the other.
Then what, may / ask, do you do
with your illustrious dead?'
First, replied the British Column
bIan, we appoint a commission to see
whether the man is really dead, and
then If the commission decides in the
affirmative, we send him to the legis'
7ature !"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-06
EXPENSE is OVER REVENUE
Secretary of States Report for BIZ
ennial Period Shows Big Esti-
mated Discrepancy.

Madison.-fn compliance with a
joint resolution, Secretary of State
FNrear has sent to both houses a spe-
cIal report on the estimated receipts
and expenditures of the state for the
biennial period from 1911 to 1913.
The estimated revenue, including
the balance on hand, will amount to
$13, 4S0, 997. The estimated expendi-
lures based on existing appropriations
and also including charitable and
penal estimates will amount to $12,-
588,G65, leaving an estimated bal
ance with which to meet proposed
specific appropriations pending before
the legislature of $892,932.
The proposed specific appropria-
tons for the next two years from and
above existing appropriations will
amount to $7,880,076.86. Deduct
ing the amount for charitable and
penal institutions, which will be So
1000, will leave 1888, 076.86.
The estimated balance on Jan. /,
1913, based on existing revenues
from which specific appropriations
could be paid, is $892,932. This
statement shows that the proposed
appropriations based on present rev.
enue will exceed the income of the
state during the next two years by
81, 437, 14486.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-06

State House at Albany Is Swept
by Flames.
LOSS ESTIMATED 5000, 900
Priceless Records Are Destroyed
Assembly and Senate Chambers
Flooded With WATERMAN
Missing, Several Hurt.

Albany, N Y.-One-third of New
fork's SGT 900, 600 capitol is in ruins
as the result Of the flames that swept
through the magnificent structure for
nine hours
State Architect Ware estimates
the loss at from 100000 to $1,000
600, exclusive of valuable historical
papers which cannot be replaced.
There is no insurance on the build
Ing or its contents.
Flames ragged in the costly struc-
ture for four hours destroying prac-
ttcally all the west wing, and were
declared to be under control Later
they broke out again in the south
west angle of the building and threat
ened to complete the work Of destruc-
ton. In two hours, however, the fire
was subdued.
1t was reported that several men
were missing, but all have been ac-
counted for except Samuel Abbott of
Syracuse, night Waterman in the
state library, who is believed to have
been burned to death.
Several firemen were knocked I'M
conscious by falling debris in fighting
the second outburst of flames, and
were taken to a hospital. The condi-
ton Of one, William Rogers, is said to
be serious.
The governor summoned Architect
Ware, Police Chief Hyatt and Fire
Chief Bridgeford into conference as
+1 h. f1Y1r - Al
feared it had been so badly damaged
that all parts were unsafe. The con-
ferees refused an opinion on the mat
ter until a thorough examination had
been made
The building was placed under mar
tial law and the notes of bugles re-
sounded through the corridors SO
lately blocked by smoke and. swept
by fame
Both houses met at the city hall
in response to call by Governor
Dix. It is expected that the legisla-
tors will take up a rigid investigation
Of report that an electric push
button was reported out of commits
sion by a Waterman Tuesday and not
repaired during the day. This but
ton is held responsible for the con-
1agration.
Before the fremen reached the
massive structure at the top Of Cap
itol Hill priceless documents, books
and records stored in the assembly
library had been destroyed and other
departments were being threatened.
On the third floor, where the flames
gained their start, the departments
wholly or partly destroyed by fire or
seriously damaged by water were:
State library, containing 100000 vol
umes, among them the most valuable
genealogical works in the United
States, together with relics and price
less documents, some of them dating
back to 1875 and irreplaceable
Assembly and senate libraries,
stored with thousands of volumes of
law and code books; also number of
documents and manuscripts that can
never be replaced.
Senate and assembly chambers,
both flushed with water that has
ruined their rich furnishings
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-06
GOOD ROADS PASS IN SENATE
Measure Providing Highway Com
mission and State Aid to Towns
Goes Through Upper House.

Madison.-With practically no OPP
position the senate passed the first
of the big bills to be acted upon at
this session-the Donald good roads
bill, carrying an appropriation of
$350,000 year for the Improvement
of the public highways in Wisconsin,
which went through by a vote of &c
to 2.
The bill as passed by the senate,
gives state aid to every county that
makes expenditures for highway i'm
provement along lines laid down by
a commission of experts. This means
that if several towns in a county
decide to spend a specified aggregate
sum in improving highways, the state
will lend helding hand with the
use of money and the giving of the
best scientific advice available The
amount of state aid is to be in pro-
portion to the amount raised by taxa
ton in the several counties for i'm
provement of roads. The state tax
is to be Is of mill and for every IL
of a mill raised by the county, the
state is to add Is of a mill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-06
EDITOR MAY FACE SENAITE
n. n. kohisaat of Chicago Refuses to
Betray Confidence,

Springfield, Hl-The members of
the Helm committee are considering
whether or not Herman H. Kohlsaat,
publisher of the Chicago Record-Her-
aid, shall be brought before the bar
of the state senate on charge of
contempt
Though the investigators on the
Helm committee asked question after
question in an endeavor to lead Mr..
kohlsaat to reveal the name Of an in
formant who told him of 100000 used
to secure William Lorimer's election
as senator, the persistent refusal of
Mr.. Kohlsaat to reveal the name of
this informant frustrated the commit
tee, which went into executive ses-
sion to confer on what action to take.
The committee ruled that Mr. Kohl
saat must reveal the name of his in
formant. Again the question was put:
rs Mr.. Kohlsaat persistent in his re-
fusal to answer this question:" The
editor answered: Il am"
Drastic measures may be taken by
the senate committee If Mr.. Kohlsaat
remains firm The senate investigating
committee has the power of the judi
ciary, and could imprison the editor
for contempt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-04-06
COURT DECIDES
EUCkET-SHOP LEGAL
Judge Wright at Washington Rules
on Celia Case-Bars Right
to Contract.

Washing ton.-An attempt by con-
gress to closely define the Of
Tense of "bucket-ghopping" as to make
lumbia has resulted in the complete
failure of the legislation On the ground
Of unconstitutionality
Justice Wright in the district Su-
preme court decided the act referred
to constituted an unwarrantable Inter
ference with the right Of citizen to
enter into contract relations and was
therefore unconstitutional.
'Bucket-shopping" is a lawful occu-
patton, according to Justice Wright,
who holds that the amendment to the
code defining the practice is unconsti-
tutional because it deprives citizens Of
the liberty to contract guaranteed
them by the Constitution.
The decision was rendered in the
case of Edward Altemus of Jersey City
and Louis A. and Angelo Celia Of st.
Louis, who operated a so-called buck
ct shop under the title of the Standard
Stock and Grain company. With 26
others they were indicted and, while
six of those pleaded guilty and were
fined in sums aggregating $500, the
remainder decided to fight.
The government announced its in
tention to appeal from Justice
Wright's decision. The attorney gen
eral, when Informed of the finding, de-
clared he would carry the question to
the Supreme court of the United
States, if necessary, for he is anxious
to have the matter determined in or
der that the department may proceed
with further prosecutions along the
same line if the law is upheld
In the meantime the law officers of
the government will watch carefully
the progress of an appeal Of other of
the indicted bucket shoppers" pend
ing before Justice Gould of the same
court. This appeal is not taken on
constitutional grounds, but raises tech
nical objections.