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RESOLUTION DESIGNED
TO SQUELCH MUCH USED
JAPANESE WAR SCARE

Washington, April 1.-The Lodge
resolution calling on the president 20
send 10 the senate Information OBJ
talned by the state department IN he
investigation Of the report that the
japanese government was seeking
from Mexico naval base al Magda-
lena bay, now Is said 20 have been a
part OF an administration plan 20
smash the constantly recurring ouga-
boo of japanese invasion or cOlonl-
zaiion Of North America.
Acting Secretary 81 state Wilson
and Representative Sulzer OF New
York. chairman OF the house foreign
affairs committee had q LONG confer
ence with President Taft today Al
though no formal statement was u.s.
sued Il was evident a thorough under
standing exists between the president
ano the state department and meme
beers of the house ana senate foreign
affairs committee as Go methods Co be-
employed in setting at rest reports
that Japan entertained Intentions hos
tilg % the attitude of this country n
WAS said az the state department that
the Lodge resolution probably win go
o. the senate tomorrow and VIII tend
to completely diEcrcdit the reports OF
any designs ON the part of the Japan
cfc government on MoXican territory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
IRISH PARLIAMENT
TO SIT IN DUBLIN
Home Rule Legislative Body
to Consist of Two Houses;
to Regulate Domestic At
fairs of Erin's Isle.

tBy EvenlaE Herald a. y. Leased wirsl
London, April 4.-Accordlng TO an
evening paper which quotes an an
named nationalist member OF parila-
mcnt as authority. the Irish home rule
bin 90 90 introduced by Premier As
~ th In the house OF commons April
an wIll provide for an Irish parlia-
1ent to consist OF two houses which
viii so at DuhiiP Forty Irish mem
htrs will be sent 20 the house of COM
mons al Westminster. other prGvis-
ions are.
ireland will make no direct oOntri-
hution 90 the imperial revenue.
The customs and excise OF Ireland
viii remain under imperial control but
tho local parliament win have the
power 10 vary the duties on articles
although u may not vary the articles
themselves.
The taxation of ireland ls 10 con-
iinuo 20 be- Ia consonance with the
financial system OF the United King
dom.
The c.d age pensions ana land pur-
chase schemes are 20 remain under
Imperial responsibility.
The Irish parliament viii have no
power 60 impose duty on British
goods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
STATEWIDE system
OF ROADS TO Be
MAPPED OUT
At SARTAFE
solomon Luna. Colonel Twit-
ohell and Mayor Sellers
Committee to Prepare Law
for Submission to solons.
STRONG EFFORT TO GET
HIGHWAY LEGISLATION
tsprslal Islssrsn % EvsalaE nsrala,

Csresial qrieRram % EveainE ueraidp
Santa Fe, NJ ~ April T. Al the
state good roads convention, which
met hero last nisht and which g. still
IN session here today. IL ccmprohe en-
sivc system ~ roads aud highways
for New Mexico viii be mapped out.
and az TORT viii Ne made 10 secure
legislation Tor tho building OF The
roads with as little delay as possible,
~ this MORNINGS session the con-
yentlon WAS addressed by H. ~.
Shields OF C0lfaX county, 81 r..
Iwitchell Of Las Vegas. A. II. Hilton
of SocOrro and Francis r. lester OF
Mesilla Park State Engineer Miller
raed a paper on the subiecT of roads
and road building, which viii be en-
bodied later N pamphlet for the in-
struction of the members.
Committees on resolutions perma-
nent organization and legislation, con-
sisting Of one member flOm each
county vere named hast nigt rhe
committee na lerislaeiun Girls momlne
named Solomon Luna II b.. TWitclol
and Col ID \. b. SELLERS ua On ,lccu.
tive committed 20 prepare iclsintion
Tor submission to tn legisiators and
to remain bore dHHng the legislative
session In the mtCfe Of s0gE roads
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
AVIATOR RODGERS
DASHED TO
DEATH
Daring Ocean to Ocean Pilot
Meets Fate Within Five
Hundred Feet of Place
Where He Finished Flight.

Especial Corresnenaenee 60 che uaraIa)
Long Beach, cal, Apil t.--Oail-
breath y. Rogers. the FIRST man 10
cross the American continent In an
oeroplane, was killed here almost in
siantly ut 3;i5 yesterday afternoon
when his Wright bi-plane. In which
he had been soaring over the ocean.
fell from height OF 200 feet and bur.
led him In the wreck. His neck wae
broken and his body badly mashed
oy the engine Of his machine. He liy-
ed but a few moments
Rodgers FOR a week past had been
making daily flights here and had
taken many passengers. both men and
women. mp with him. Today he start
ed from his usual place and scared
out over the ocean, crossing the pier
and then turned and dipped close 20
q roller coaster In beach amusement
park.
Seeing flock pfs guiis dlsporting
themselves among a great shoal OF
sardines Just over the breakers Rod
gers again turned ana diyed down into
them, scattering the sea fowl in all
directions.
Highly elated with the outcome OF
his dive. Rodgers then flew further
out TO sea, all tho time gradually ris-
ing until ne had reached a height OF
about 33 feet. Making a short turn
he started az full speed for the pier
then suddenly dipped his planes and
his machine began a frightful descent.
Rodgers was seen by hundreds or per-
sons on the pier % relax hts hold on
the levers and then. seemingly raliz-
ing that he WAS Ia Danger, he made
strenuous efforts to pull the nose Of
his machine into a level position.
Failing IN this by herculean efforts
he managed to turn his craft further
inshore and IN an instant the craft
crashed into the edge Of the surf. not
500 feet from the spot where on De-
cember 10, last, he had finished his
ocean TO ocean flight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
N. III. CENTRAL PARK
WILL BE INITIATED
University 4. New McNico ana United
States tudipn sci'ool ts PIay on New
Diamond Tomorrow,

The %rw 81 Nic0 Central park, near
Tiiere road end ne Santa re tracks,
VIII De the scene of baseball game
tomorrow afternoon between the Uni
vorgity az New "A sico and United
Sta'es Indian school teams The game
win b,yin al also in order TO allow
business and professional men 10 at
tend. \ fast game r. expected
The faupy- Luekys and the sam
a. So inprentices Will play on the
New Mexico Central diamond sunday
afternoon.
BecHus the now grounds are -
accessible 20 the business section Il
Is likely they viii be- a popular place
Tor bali games ,his season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
ChIcngo noarh nf Trndc.

Chicago. April f--Wheat advanced
today ON newn that Liverpool had ac-
coptod Canadian offerings and was
seeking cargoes from the Pacific
const. Reports were that the wealth
err Ia Argentina was unfavorable and
that growth conditions throughout
India had been adverse. Initial prices
were the same az last night 10 i,Ssp
lac up. July started at 9bh ~
90 5-Sc. shade Go 1-s6i1-4c up,
touched % l-Sc and rallied to
90 3-ic. The close was firm az
% 5-SGt96 3-ic FOR July, I lac
above last night
Provisions quotations were off ? y
~ 22Ac. with July Si7.40m 1859 for
pork. StO0OM 1O.O2h for lard. ana
S9.S2i4 for ribs. Closing stocks;
Wheat May &1.03 lao 1.O3 SIS;
July. 90 5-SM96 8-sc
May. 20 s-Sc; July. 75 a-s@
75Ac.
oats May. 50 s-sc; July. SO $50
so i-4c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
CONFIDENCE MEN BLK
B0OTBLACK MAGNATE

Chicago, April f.--I3ella Balrellas. sS
years old, and owner of half dozen
shoe shining shops, reported 70 the
police today that he had been swim
died out of $i,5it by two alleged CON
fidence men who sold him $40. 900
worth OF supposed government bonds.
which turned out to be worthless pa
per. The police are searching the city
FOR the men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
HEALTHY BUSINESS
ALL OVER NEW
MEXICO
Marked Commercial Revival
is Evidenced by an ExtraOr.
binary Demand for Trained
Office Assistants.

That the most healthy and promis-
Ing kind Of business conditions pre-
vail throughout New Mexico just now
Is attested by the development within
the past few weeks OF an extraordinary
demand for competent Office help.
A majority of the inquiries have
been sent 10 the Albuquerque Business
College In this city. and the manage
ment has been kept busy nlling places
with graduates and other young pco-
pie known 10 be capable office assist
ants. The business college Is pc
guiiarly equipped TO supply assistance
Of this kind aud has been ablo dur
Ing the past fortnight TO place num-
Der OF young people in very desirable
positions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
The Markets


tny Evening Herai0 A. =. Leased NVirel
New York, April i.--Uuitod states
steel rose To- 90 7-S IN the second
hour la Wall street today. its best
price since September of last year.
Tho movement which later spread 20
the independent companies coincided
with the sale OF thr $50, 900 OF
per cent bonds recently issued by the
company.
The Tobacco shares continued their
sensational advance In the second
hour, the rise being associated with
the majority report OF the United
States senate judiciary committee.
which practically threw out the pro-
test Of the independent dealers.
Bonds were firm.
business slackened at midday, by
which time transactions In United
states steel amounted 10 about 40 per
cent OF the whole. Amnlgamated
Copper was the next most active fea-
ture. with Reading below Union Pa
cific and American Can common
Steel Increased ~ gain 10 ~ is and
the standard railway shares. notably
Reading. Northern Pacific. Great
Northern preferred and others In the
same class were taken up. General
Electric increased It's gain and Vest
inghouse Electric rose two points
Amalgamatod Copper rose later 10
SO. Transactions I'm United states
steel hrahe less extensive aud trad-
INK In general fell back with the ap-
proach of the final hour.
The market closed strong. Little
attention was paid 90 the jump in call
money 20 per cent, Il being due In
part 90 the fact that loans made to-
day carry over until Monday on ac-
count OF the intervening holiday
Closing prices.
Can money. 3ia 65 per cent
Prime paper, i-4m4A per cent.
silver. So Use
Mexican dollars, 47c
Copper. $15.gTlk m15.S71s.
Tin &42.s7is m42.2Q.
Lead. S4.30M4.4O.
Amalgamated. So.
Sugar. 1923.
Atehlson. 1O9 Ia.
Great Northern. i3f SIS,
New York Central, tt3 ia.
Northern Pacific l24 SIS.
Reading. 1913 5-S.
Southern Pacific. tt4 81.
Union Pacific. 17a rs.
Steel. 40 rs.
Steel preferred. li2 "a.