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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
DEAD wiFg's FAMILY
HAo NorhlN1 70 SAY

Dover. Del. Nov. sgr-The execu.
ton today OF Henry Clny neaftte. Jr.,
found the Owen family going about
their usual routine AZ though no tras-
edy had ever entered iheir quiet
lives.
4 thank you for the news" said
Il. V, Owen. the father OF Beattier
murdered wife "Bul have nothing
10 say"
Mr.. owen explained that since the
murder OF his daughter none OF the
inmily has anything 10 aRy about thu
sifair we have not and viii not
disruss the affair outside the family
circle" he said
But he would talk about the baby
The slN months old con. nov an or
phan. my wife" he seia. was rat
urally much wrought up after the
death of our daughter aud our doctor
told NJ Il would be better for heF "a
care for The child and relieve her
mind We brought the baby TO Dovel
and Il IN now With us, We VIII kcer
IN and inlsc H."
Mr. owen said the infan, had moi
been given name.
"We call him Baby" he said
"rhe question OF naming him has moi
been discussed BY she family You
see We have been In this iangle fol
the last few months and no one mas
talked about the baby's name.
The chIid VIII be given The loslnl
care OF It's grandmother she ls con.
cerned that some day the child MAJ
be- told about the tragic fate OF III
parents. but we cannot help that; w
must do the best we can for the listis
one"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
nE,Tn MON ~ FRANCE ny 1878
90, Evening tieFAfa q. a. leased WiFel

Pafir, Nps. "a, The sVrlous affrf'
ton of ~" public haf asaiH been call-
rd a. enc acpupuiau"n question ln
Ffnucc D., sho publication of nnhciar
statistics Tacs" raVor the nrst sis
months la iaii, aud show and eNcrns
of deaths over blrths " ts,27s The
ngurcs are uli tho nlerr disconraRlng
from th' ast that In fhc same period
ln 1910 tho. births eVrredcd iie deaths
by si.isg. The neus,s for 1911 from
iannar, 90 Jpnc incineiNo are popu-
huoa ae..52,9tS. magriaaes ija,s3i;
divorces 6.a7t; births, JS5,ssgi
eobthA tot..ss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

stances ~ the death of Mosr uunton
from Rulng IN he opening statement
aud had hoped a. eliminate Il from
the trial
Nv his opening statement Ma Hecd
arrucd fur % few minutes on The .iA-
ness of Mnrrar,t Svope. lla yald
thnt her Illness was due to a capsule
administered undcr the direction -
ihr defendant Nr walsn rrplicd ia
Rccd'a argument i4c told the court
that the Instrurtious nf the supreme
court meant lust what they said aud
we're laid down tc guide the inferior
courts in the trial OF thc CaEe. u
barred the chrisman Swopc incident
and Therefore W conld not bc admit
ted ~ this trial. be- said.
"rh' supreme court showed thnt
tho substantial rights pf ths defend
ant were Violated In more than Two
hnndred specific inytancrs ~ the for
mer trnl Mr. Walsh said Aud
;huts WHY the ease w. back hcfe
aEntn for TRIAL. 7 take u that the at
tnrneys fur the state wish tn abide
by the decision of the supreme court.
y requires un urrunenf ~ show our
honop that VI any part uf tht iesti-
mony about the SWopes ~ cat out
that n AN should 30 cut out
"if this cnsc b. not decided Wight
u VII so to the nlpr, me coiirt nnd
thcrr again win How from "a these
numerous errors The defrndnnt
might have to so Is iail aegm aud
iangulsh there fof mar. than year
while hls appeal h being prepared.
~ ynpr honor decides according TO
the supreme courts dvcirlon, to cut
oui The circumstances surrounding
the illness of MarTsret Swvpu, then
You should cut out IN. circupisiances
surrounding the death ~ chrissnan
sNope"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

HIS wife which had gaping shot gun
Wound IN the head. FIe declared that
q faii ieardrd man had accoeted him
on the Midiothlnn turnpike. Ave
miles from Richmond. and when he
had requested the man to make room
for him IN the road thu STRANGER
without warning he'd nrcd the shot
which had killed Mrs. 3eattlc. ~.
added that hr had Rrappled With the
man but was ovcrpowcrcd and that
The murderer had fled leaving the eun
behind Thir story of the crime was
maintained By Beattie TO the end.
For y brief time Beattie's story was
given some degree of credence. hut
Within q day or two suspicion began
to point 10 him and he was kept un-
der the closest surveillance Hood +.
hounds, taken 10 the scene of the
crime. refused to leave the place. cir
cllne around the blocdapot on the
road
ucatlle. eventually transpircd.
had thrown the shotgun into the ton.
ncuu OF his automobile after the
shooting hut IN passing over somc
railrond tracks not far from the
scene a had b.en toited ont and was
plckrd up later b, = negresr. This
gun. which Beattie alleged had be-
lonsed 10 the mysterious highway =
man. proved the means ~ sending the
Young man 60 the electric chair.
AT the caronor'u inquest the wea /.
Don was idcntincd by Paul B.attiv =
second cousin OF young Henry. as the
weanon hc had plrchased for Henry
with monoy furnished by the latior.
Bentsl. was arrested Immediately az
ter IN. inquest. THIS was on July 81.
ana on August ~, onc month after
the siaS OF the murder. the trial was
begun bafor. Judge waiter A. Wat
son la the pirturcSaue little chester
ncId county courthouse. sixteen miles
from here.
The Jury wa. r,ndc np almost en-
tirely OF farmers. and ON this fact
Hcattle based his claim that ne had
he.n convict,d. pos FOR tn, murder of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
WOUND MAY
PROVE TO Be
FATAL
Madrid Blacksmith, Believed
to Have Shot Himself Over
Contents Of Letter, Declines
10 Talk.


u is believed that = A. FLYNN. iho
Madrid blacksmith brought here ,es-
tcrday from ccrriilus suffering from
"a pistol wound. tried to pnd hts life
following thr receipt of letter
which contained news OF q Disagree
abic nature.
The sontvntH of the letter have not
becn mads public hut II n reported
that Nv. H'iNnn WAS ~ love with a.
youag Nunuh living in kansas and
that the letter was from her
Hir condition u serious and he viii
FrobablN die In tho event 90 iis
death 1, l. likely that the cann, of
thr sho"tins vii, be cxplaia.d a.orc
fully.
The pistol shot took effect IN ne
side thc bullet Donctrating the fisni
iuns and slrikinr the spine On ths
Way out AZ thu eack causing psrNly-
-i- ~ lhe lower limbs He sieadiss.-
~ r,fusos to give ans statement
He is known ip nave received n
letter Yesterday from his Old home
over ihr matter for s0me use he
walked niii. and hall dawn tie
tFaek where b. Was found suff-rips
from the bullet wound
IN" place whore Flynn was found
~ une oi the ruggrdest bits ~ eoun-
iri in the state Great forSs stand
on end nnd The whole landscape N
onf pf bleakns~s, hrokru only hy a
foN .rrubbi tfsrs,
Fhnn Dr. about Sn wears Old and is
"a quiet resuruahlc aud industrious
man ~ laa many fricnis " Ma-
drid aud CerriiiOs. aud ms death
suuid boz much regretted
br g.. -. NOakum accompanied
hnm % III. .llN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
can kiii.i;D g5I RNBIuT~.
lur Eeenlnn lerald a. q. LEASED Warel

'ltIHNlt. kan.. NV. TT TNI UnuU.
ai Franklin county var on rabbits
has begun The farmots hay" orsan-
ized their ANIMAL hunts to cNt.rmin-
ate the rabbits which cause hune
drods OF dollars sf damage 10 thh
crops and the orchards each year.
The ,altDn Tail club Of lhe Hock
Vreek neignl,orhood south nf olgaNa
held its hm, serterdas ana killcd
s,t rabbits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
NURSE SAYS THAT
HYDE WANTED TO
Be EXECUTOR
Miss Pearl Kellar on Witness
Stand Testifies As to Death
Of Another Member of Col
Onel Swope's Household.


Kansas city, NO. Nov ~ Miss
Pearl v. kellar nurso. toaay waH a
witness la The trial of pr. q. G, Hyde,
ehafgod With killlns sOlnnrl SWope.
and Was allowed tu tcii oi The Illness
and death of Nose Huntnn at the
Swope hSnis tar.c days bsfofe the
death OF roionel Swopc, Huntnn was
named az executor ln SNopcs will
Tho nurse told how Hyde, Nilnin fif-
Yeen minutes nnor llunton died
asked her to use nor Influence tn
have him appointed as the nov rNe-
cutof.
The defense has tried iu kccp all
the testimony about tho "ther deaths
IN the swope famiiy from coming he-
npre the jvry, nnd Frank e. Walsh.
chief coanHel Tor tho dcfrnso. cup-
tended in his araumnnt that under
ihe rullnR ng the supreme court a
could NOT ~ admitted THE defense
Was snrreutul ln Keeping me cllcum-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
MORSE IS TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL
Aged Banker is Suffering
From Poor Health and is
Ordered to Medical Institu-
tion for Treatment.


Washington. y. G.. Nov - --Presl-
dent Tat today directed thc warden
of the Atlanta pcnitcntiary ie trana-
Ter cha~. w. MorSs, tao New YORK
banker Ia Tho United states army hos.
pliai st Fort Mcpherson. near At
lantn. where h. VII remain under fcd-
,ral authority aud viii be- given modi-
cal treatment.
Tae transfer of Morse is To- be- made
IN account of poor health.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
To uEAD ON INTERVENTION.
Inv Et~ataH tfsrala A. q. LEASED Wbrel

" lHWIHNIVHl NV. y =" IIUI'TlUIII n
to avoid eiying sny prriiNl tor fur-
uiRn Intervention Tor unAnelAi rch-
sons. the Chinese eutrrnmnnt mas ur-
dcrcd All receipts from customs in
Guiding thr ispi Roxcr lndrmnltics.
Ia be depositod Win thr foreign banks
tu the credit of Chinu's forvlsn debit
ora.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
WAR EQUIPMENT
BORE REYES NAME

Laredo. Texas Nov. ei.--kmmuni-
lion and pistols, haversaeks, saddle
blankets, saddles and supply OF hat
bands ON which were stamped the
name Bernardo Reyes we're seized
here BY customs officials They we're
found In local hotel Persons IN
charge Of thcm are believed To have
escaped. u IL supposed the .nani-
tions were 10 be used Ia an Impending
revolt IN Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
REYES ApHERgNro
CAPTURE ARMY Posr

Tepic. Mexico. Nov. 2l--A small
body OF men shouting for General
Reyes attacked and captured the bar
racks OF the gendnTmes here today
There were only fifteen defenders
bul before they fled they made a
rrisk rcsistence IN which they kille'
three and wounded several others OF
the assauiting pnfty.
Later he rebels retired to Compo
stoln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
UNITED srArss
FINDS MEXICO STORES

San Antonio. Texas. Nov "a The
Mexican government IL the Owner OF
a carload Of arms and ammunition de-.
tained last pigai by the ApieFlcan
government officials en- snnpicion
that the arms were intended for "a Il.
Aiaetio revolt Accompanied hy a
deputy United states nafshai the ear
leaves tonight Coz Laredo. its billed
destination.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24


ulin,ss weui iuslde Later ~hl saw
her husbnnd With hL aands In IN. air.
- called 10 him ami hc answered.
This man has ~, sun ON me
Mrs. Patterson wen io him and the,
walked away toactA'f and pr sscnsis
81 doan.
Pretty spon sc saN my brother
and strain, who hal hsd The gun on
my husband al the houao. approach =
ing. chic Cher husbandt said a
znsss III pretend to havc hemorr-
hago,' which he did. On thg way
home In "a strert caf b. beat me"
upon ieavine her 80 i-tsrn to TIN
sanitarium. Peterson said Call me
up tomorrow and weh talk n uvcr.
They parted. and. Strain having ~.
turned with her hfntnef. she borrow
cd the formers rcsoivcr---"becnusc
was afraid of him tPaitersonl.
On sunda, she was ill ana could
not Keep arr enHansmcnt with Pat
tcrson. hut on Mondas the day of the
shooting. sac had q niondly dfug
rlerk cali him on thr telephone They
met that morning.
WAY don't sou withdraw this a..
vorce suit and sign over that dsrd Ia
me and IN Withdraw my suit axainst
Strouss and come home" witness
stated that her hnshaud had askrd
her.
sThcn he srked " for twent, doll
lars. saying nc nad lost Il az poker,
nnd he WAS three weeks behind On his
hoard biii.
= told him wouldn't sian over
anything TO him" c"uilnacd the Wit
ness
"Do you remember anythlns IN par
tlculnr tant you ,'oscrVrd ut thus
tlmssY" asked Afsuricy Hilton,
Yes. We mad walNod on from the
Peek school where W. mt because
Chic said lt wns too public. I noticed
that man war Following u.s."
Can You describe hins'
''Nn
fiy this time the roupie had reached
the sidewalk In front of thc Hendrie
home where the honicldr was COM
mlttrd
NE was s,iil perssiinR that sign
over at ms property ,o him. and M
said YOU viii sign. ar I'll choke the
80. oui of yon. Thsn he seixed me
by IN, throat aud bit me on the shout
der. screamed and he let mc SO.
he pulled clipping from his packet
aud asked 'haNr you seen thia,' nnd
hc handed u To- me-
What war itf' Attorney Hilton
asked
~ was abnuf Hul, for tes.Oog
damaEes watch Mr. Patterson had NJ
ed agninst MIR strouss for alienation %
did Mr.. Patterson say anything
thrne'
"yes. he said H. would drop the
suit N I would deed th, bungal"N 10
him. aud turn my bnnk stock over 60
him. aud drop my di,ofec suit
I'm do nothing ol The kind ! re-
plivd. Then he siriek me a hio~ full
la the face and ! rtk.lirreh bach.
What then look placcs'
He struck M again and knocked
me to the ground aud kicked me-
what thcn7 p
u was Struggling Ia my feet aud he
was Kicking me Tits face was dis
tortcd. but MANAGED 10 get to my
knces."
And them"
= opened my bas aud so, on, the
revolver and iired.'
How many timcst'
Il don't know"
More than once
"Ycs."
Well. how many
= don't know
DO you remember ANYTHING after
thnte"
No"
"Tlll when"
mot until ] awokc In Jail mex, day "
Witness here Was turned over 10
the state FOR cross.exn ininatiOn.
-----------------.- -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
Two Revoltos Caught Near FL
Paso Last Night Were Civ
en- Short shrift; Madero
Adopts the Mailed Fist.
GOVERNMENT RIFLES
HELD BY UNITED STATES
Small Band Of Insurrectos
Capture An Army Post AZ
ter Sharp Encounter; Sew
eral Were Killed.


w FsFVHf"H ffVFHFW ~ y HVHFFH WfEHF
vi Paso, Texas. Nov. 2i.-T~o Rey.
istas captured b. Madcrlsia soldiers
near Guadalupe. east Of vi faso ON
Mexican Territory, we're executed last
night -Four others we're exoeuiud
near Casas Gtandes this week This
II the beginning of policy OF exier.
minaiion which Madero declared In
an Interview lasi week would he the
lot Of all dlsiufbers found guilty.
Additional soldiers nave been hurried
TO Aqua pfleia. opposite Douglas. Afi-
1ona. and eleven hundred are there
now.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
N 'NAMARA JURY IS
NEARLY READY
Three Sworn Jurors Were
Added to the List Today,
Making a Total Of Eight
Out of Twelve Necessary.

v" r'sa'"@ "ers'e Afses" WWef
Los Angeles Cal. Three sworn iur-
orr were added to the McNamRra
jury today making clEht iu all -Four
were excused b, the defense and
nOuc bS the state. On pcrempfory
challcngo. The new Jurors nre 4 A.
lirode, q. :. liisb.e and !. N. coke.
The ave Jurors ALREADY seiccted
are: Robert Balm. carpenter; y ~.
tirsen, grange growsr; Byron Lisk.
mill owner. j. - sexton, real estate
dealer. and William Andro, carpen-
ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
THIRTY KILLED IN
BOILER EXPLOSION
Aecisism in oi tskc WiIi~ %, IAycr-
I,ooi tiso Injured About ioo Work
men EMPLOYED There.


LlNVfp'oI NV = --FnifIy- -Ihfoe
wor~ers are known to b. killed and
upwards of 100 others injured by a
boiler explosion which occurred to-day
~ tho oil caAe mills of J, Hcbby and
fonr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
He WAS MARRIED
/ AND It MADE A
Difference
That is the Excuse Offered
BY Millionaire Hotel Man
for Not Giving Pretty Show
Girl $500.


New Yofk. Nov. .t.--LlilIan Ora
ham. the shoW girl. who. with Ethel
Conrad. h charged with attempting ~
kin W. E Stokcs. the millionaire
horseaian last June burst into tears IN
court today when stokes declared on
ihs stand that he had refused t. give
her 5000, bccause ne had married
"and the Incident mght b. mizinter-
preicd."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
nEBEIs wiN NsTOIN
~ IitE DAffLF,H
lny Eyeains KessIa a. Y. Leased Nft<s

Sln FraNVlHNn, VuIII NV. .fl--
Fighting during ere last tWo days
near Han koV euismat'd III vle-
tors for the re1"is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
.CUMM|NS GIVEN A
LIGHT PENALTY
Nan Who Was Found Guilty
of Embezzling $4,000
Gets Sentence Of From
-Four to Eight Years.

tns hsenlnn Herald A. y t'easea Ntrei
New York. Nov. 2i.--Wm. ]. Cum
mlns. recently convicted OF the theft
Of $4,000 from a trust fund held by
The Carnegie company, today was
sentenced 10 prison from tour years
aud eight months 70 eleht years and
alght months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
JAPANESE sIiIp FOUNDERS
aBy Eeeaiss H~rnIa a. o.. t.sAs~a Wire,

I0hIN' NV .F--TNV INVlnNTN HN-
stroAcf Harusame found-red on shi-
ma province In storm ioday and
for'y-nve Of tn crew ot sixty per-
iSh-d,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Independence, kans Nov a.
Walt Salika of Watt Fouls. IL wanled
here for The murder of Israel Shaalcy
Ia groceryman. september ~, elena
Davis, supposed 90 have been With
Fonik on the nighi OF the killing b.
"a iail here awaiting TRIAL Shaaie,
~hs shot about 3 oclocl, on The porch
Ot his store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
AUSTRIAN sTEsMEn wHIUkKD.
sng tyenlas Hsrsia a. '. Leased WIRE,

AIfnnH, NuV 3I.--fhe AualIlan
steamer isomania VA wrecked today
nasr Rovigno. STAT, persons we're
dr"Vnsd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
JUDGE DISCHARGES
ALL P|CKETS
Guards Employed BY the Har-
riman Line Are Displaced
By Men Named BY Order Of
Court at Houston.

lny Nsealna usssla a. =. Leased wissy
Houston. Texas. Nov. ~ United
States District Judse ilurnG today ar
dsred the dlschnrge Of all plrkclH enl.
nloyed by ths Harslnlan railroad and
sworc in elshi spcciai men who were
instructed to act - siiardf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
INDICTED pakEns
To TisiNL DEGEsiHt.f, q
fuy Eveainn tfernla 4. 10. lessod Ntrst

. Chicago. III, Nov, 3t.-sludge .
. carpenter Ia me United states =
. district court, tDday named D.. y
. Cember { Tor tns opculnr of the =
. Irlals of nine Chicago packers. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

The crime Iur which Honr, nratilc.
IT,, VIE cxeentod today was one ~
the most sensational IN the crlnlna,
history ~ virginia Interest IN thu
nufdcr was vsuntfa~wlds ewing 10 ~
WnuSual features and thr saIft move.
men, of nstlce.
On the niaht or Iuly ~ lnaf. Heat
lle afNe hln Ruiomoblie Into Rica-
mond. carrying With him lhc body 81
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-12-19

promulgated by Hon. James Wicker sham, delepate to congress. They ex- pect to hold public meeting and to be addressed by Delegate Wick ersham. Now that the delegate has so strongly indicated that he has decided to aban- don his former tactics of "objection ' the Alaska workers are anxious to have him in their ranks to assist in the great work that the Pacific coast seeks to accomplish at Washington. These lead ing spirits of Seattle have always recog- nized and appreciated the talents and aggressiveness of Judge Wickersham, but during the past year particularly they have lamented the fact that those characteristics have ben so widely mis- directed. As a consequence, when the delegate returned from Washington ia September he was greeted more in s1r- row than in gladness or effusiveness.
 "But all is now changed, and the judge declares that in the future his efforts will be devoted to securing something favorable for Alaska; not
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-12-19
THE LION AND LAMB AT CORDOVA

heard it or read it. They were the words of rejuvenated man, who had seen the light of better understand ing and had the courage to publicly testify to it.'
 After quoting from the delegate $ speech at Valdez, rehearsing the story of the controversy Delegate Wicker sham had with the United States mar shal in tht early days of Nome and tae fact that Steele supported Wicker sham at that time, and after mention ing the fact that Judge Wickersham and R. J. Barry, the Guggenheim agent, had spent a pleasant couple of hours to- gether, MT. Steele declares
 "And now that Delegate Wicker sham is receding from his prejudiced opinions, and going into his work with an open and fair mind that will result in accomplishment, he is entitled to en- couragment.'
 From all of which we may properly infer that the lion and the lamb have lain down ogether--whicheve may be the lion and whichever the lamb.
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-12-19

It must have made 6 sensation in Cordova when the Alaskan announced that Delegate Wickersham had had two hour conference with R. J. Barry, general agent for the Copper River S Northwestern Railway and the Alaska Steamship company-thee Guggenheim interests and that "Delegate Wicker sham will forget his personal differ ences with any strong combination of capital'' and twill bow to the superior judgment of others'' The Cordova Daily Alaskan is the Guggenheim paper of Alaska. Heretofore it has been bitterly opposed to Delegate Wicker sham.
 In first page editorial under full page head Wickersham, Harmony, Unity and ggressiveness, accompan- jed by the signature of Will A. Steele, the editor of the paper, the Cordova Al askan says:
 "Advices received from Seattle in dicate the organizations are desirous of paying tribute to the generous policy
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-12-19

all that he might wish, but some appro- priations for much needed improve ments and protection, and much desired legislation that will lead to increase the welfare and contentment of our peo pie. He will work with delegations in harmony and undoubtedly effective ness
 'He will not be too insistant in all ways carrying out his own ideas, but will bow to the superior judgment of others. He will forget his personal diff ferences with any big combination of capital and will cease to assail men who have expended millions in the effort to develop part of Alaska. Rather will he now seek to paint the glories and rare opportunities of flask in their true light, and so earnestly that capitalists will be rather attracted than repelled to this Northland of gol den promise.
 "Judge Wickersham Is recent ad- dress in Cordova made a strong i'm pression upon the minds of those who