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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
Ohio Man Denies He is Opposed
to Initiative and Referendum
But Wants 1t Tried IN Small
Municipalities First
PEOPLE OWN MASTERS
UNDER PRESENT SYSTEM
Buckeye Executive Declares
His Recent Speech Before
Constitutional Convention
Was Misfepfese',ted IN Press

ln, unrnlne iorrna' sperial ,rase,i w'rri
tNMhbus O.. Feb. Av' lhtine
that nn,,r the present representative
torn 81 poNetnnent the poeplc ass
lust as much their own masters rs
they would be under the initiative and
referendum. and dcnNing that IN a
recent speech hernre the ohio vonsu-
tutinnal convention he took a staiid
against the latter form ~ gcvernnient
9oNernor ludsnn Harmon tonight
auotcd Thomas lr0risan as nuthoil'N
Tor hts statements
Mr. Harmon said he ha,i hewti tni~-
represpnuL.- as saving that the penpie
of ohlo " ro nnhi to euNrrn them
seiNrs whom he really said They had
successfully governed themselves tor
an hnndtcd Nears. ilis signing the
measure permitting the Initiative and
referendum W become uhcvtiNe "
ohio municipalities was s,tt Firth as
eVldunre that he Il NOT an oppvnent
~ the Initiative ana reierrndnm
Ihm II should he given a fair trial
In small cities and villages betore be-
runlne stntu-widy. huWtyet. nv. Haf-
mon stlii maintained IN evidence ui
the fact that u shnnld he pfoNrn q
sNpuras VA Smaller uuinnuhitirs iiai,
the guNcrnnr uuuten Vhptnas jrrersnn
IA sn,inal sSuch a ruYeintnvnt ls'
evidently restrained 60 q NerN nerrow
limit af snate ana population ! douht
! IL II would be prauiiualilr heyund the
limits of q Kew lsnslnnd township
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
PUBLIC ASKED TO
SUSPEND JUDGMENT

PhiIadeIphin. Feb. l1.--comment-
ing upon the report of IN. HnrdwiVk X
committee. James NJ. Beck, general
counsel of the American sugar it"-
fining Company. who was IN this oitN
today. said
THE findings Of the committee are
not likely To give the investors IN the
sugar company any concern, Tor ioftu.
nately. these questions Of law and
facts az, the subject matter of ~
judicial matter now pending In the
United states courts and VIII. there
fore, be determined In due course ana
after a full hearing by the courts ap-
pointed for that purpose by the con.
stitution However fair the purpose
Of the congressional committee may
have been its inquiry was tncoinpirt
aud impartial. The committee called
such witnosscs as II chose To hear "
refused to allow counsel for the sugar
conpanV to cross-exsinine such Wit
nesses or even to make an oral nrgn
ment. II any individual were con
demncd OF a violation of law upon
such Il hearing. public opinion would
pay little attention To an cN-pafic
finding. can this De less than trut
where the interests of 1900 stock
holders are involved The summar,
Of the committee findings contains
many errors Th, company has less
than 50 per cent of tn. sugar trade
In this country and not G2 per cent. Hs
found by the committee Its iihding
that the company If free from com
petition IL known 70 be Inaccurate hp
any one acquainted with conditions
in the sugar trade.
Ia concluding his statement. Mr.
Beck asks the public 10 suspend judf-
,.ient as to the nudings of the com
l. ,tiee until the t'nited states courts.
now investigating the SAM question.
shall have rendered their decision
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
CASHIER HALl0WAY
\ ARRESTED; BANK
. IS CLOSED
Investigation of Alleged Rob
berry Of TUarosa Institution
By Mounted Police Has Sen
sationaI Results,
Especial corr..pendcn,- 10 vatrins Jo",nsIi


Tularusa. ~ NJ, Feh 1.-THE
Bank of Tularosa has been closed and
the cashier. w. = Holloway. arrested.
az u result of an Investigation hy Cap-
tain Fred Fornom and officer Alex
street. or the New Mpxico Mounted
Polico. and an inspection uf tho bank .
books by Travelling Auditor John
Joerns. following Tho alleged sensa-
tionul daylight robhers 81 the bank
two weeks ago.
Cashier Holloway H. chargod with
enibezziemenf II being alleged that itc
misappropriatcd 81. .00n Of the hsnk =
funds " " the theory ~ the Officers
that tho robhcr, Of the institution was
ruse on the part - Holloway to
cover M his nllcqcd pcculations
The arrest Of Holloway has caused
b, sonsatio and the failure ~ the In
stItution 80 soon Hfter that cullapf
Of tho International hank. ~ Tucun1-
carl. has caueed considerable ~ stir
hcre.
The bank was capitalized ~ tle.n0a
and had deposits considerably w ex-
ress - this sum Despite the alleged
unisapprorriation. ~ H. said tn hauk
Will uay the dopositors dollar fot
dollar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
HOUSE.

Representative Henry, in sensa-
tional speech, attacked money power
and denounced black hand methods
of financial mafia.''
Hardwick sugar trust" investigat-
ing committee submitted unanimous
report. stating monopoly keeps up
price of sugar. Made no recommends
tion.
War department. expenditures cont
mittee made inquiry into suspension
and retirement of Adjutant General
Ainsworth from army.
Agreement reached to begin debate
on tariff revision bill Monday.
Representative Dies introduced bill
proposing illiteracy test for immi-
grants.
Bitter personal attacks ON Repre-
sentative Hobson made by Repre-
sentative Hay for his criticism of army
reorganization scheme.
Omnibus Civil war claims appro-
priation bill carrying Si,5eo.ooV
passed.
General Ainsworth subpoenaed 10
appear Monday before war depart
ment expenditure committee in con-
nection with Major Ray case.
Resolution requiring secretary OF
war to produce all correspondence in
Ainsworth- Wood controversy intro
duced by Repr sentative Watkins.
Bill to restore american citizenship
upon American women who marry
foreigners, introduced by Representa-
tive Kent.
Adjourned at 4:ls p. m. until noon
Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
YUAN soon TIRES
Of HIGH OFFICE
IN REPUBLIC
WANTS DR.. SUN VAT SEN
TO RESUME PRESIDENCY
III Health and Inability TO Con-
troll Involved Affairs of China
Reasons Assigned For Re-
linQuiShment of Power.
INV Morning Journal special Leased wire.I

lBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire.
shanghai, Feb. i1.-Nuan Shi kai
tclegraphed today To Marking. re-
ter In the republican cabinet. To dis
patch troops To assist in queliing dis
turbanees in Manchuria. Yuan Shi
Kai also telegraphed to pr. Wa Ting
Fang, the republican minister OF jus
tice and to Tang shao vi. his repre-
sentative. urging them to endeavor Ia
secure the election of DIR. sun Vat Sen
as president OF the republic in his
place.
In his dispatch he ssid;
II am unable 10 control the in
volved situation in China as ! am suf.
fering from impaired health. Now
that the aims OF the republicans have
been attained. | have accomplished
my duty The post of president OF the
republic would only serve to lead IL
my ruin, | ask your kind offices and
interest with the people OF the coun'
try to elect Dr. sun Vat Sen, to whom
credit should be given | viii wait
here until ann relieved. Then ! will
return to my home and resume my
work as husbandman,"
DR. sun Vat Sen in an interview to-
day. urged that an appeal should h.
made to foreigners to contribute 10
the relief Of the famine sufferers III
China He said that owing To the life
and death struggle for freedom which
had been going on, the administra
tion was at present helpless, but h,
hoped that hereafter II would not b'
necessary for China To make any ap'
peal abroad,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
rtCt MCNa CRtpltpn~
INTERESTED ~ NtutSt
sx,..,.l pt.a.,,l A., an. Na.,t~s Jooru.l


Tucumcau, \. NJ. Feb i1.---The
news of the arrest ot W. y. buchanan
TODAY at seattle was received at
TucumVari with considerable satisfac.
tion. buchanan lott here about the
middle OF January AFTER Selling out
the International nank Of Commerce,
of which he WAS president aud pria-
cipal owncr, One week iater. On Jan
uary 2lst the institution closod it's
doors. Bank Examiner John Jorrns
az once took charge aud y careful eN-
animation of the affairs OF the hank
disclosed rather gloomy outlook for
the depositors and creditors. The re-
port of the examiner showed that the
entire capital uf the hank had hecn
disSipated, and that there we're adai-
tional losses, aggregatmg In the
neighborhoud uf ssi.na0, not invlud-
ing loans considered doubtful, uf
si2.oae. rhe approximate liabilities
were found tn bc S2l3.ooo, hut the net
liabilities 10 creditors, aside from the
stockholdcrs were said to be less than
the capital stock of sia,000 st the
conclusion of his work, Rank EX-
aminsr Jorrns swore out warrant
for buchanan, aud his arrest in Sc
attic today Is the nrst that has hcon
heard az him ~lnce~ltet tlnie.
Buchanan was one of the founders
of Tncumcnri and always took an
active part IN Ills analis ana enjoyed
the confidence of almost every hnsi-
ness man here. He was prominent IN
politics. bpiuR u member of the rcpth-
ucnn state central committee. ana his
disappearance aud the collapse rf the
hank came 80 complete surprise ~
tho community.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
BLOOD SPILLED IN
POLITICAL SCRAP
IN TENNESSEE
six MEN FELLED WITH
CHAIRS; GUNS FLASHED
President Taft Endorsed and
Rival Candidates For Con-
gress Nominated After Smoke
of Battle Clears in Greenville,
IDy Morning journal special Leased wirc,1

IBy Morning journal special Leased wirc1
Greenville, Tenn, Feb. Twin
blood streaming down his face from
wounds received In fight in which
six men were felled with chairs. and
pistols were drawn. Adam :. Bowman,
chairman of the First district repub-
lican convention today finally made
his yells for order heard and the
body proceeded to work.
This was not the last of the vio-
lencc, however. for later when DIR. Il.
d. Massey, former congressman, at
tempted to make speech, the table
on which he was standing was jerkcd
from under him and smashed.
Congressman :. II. Sells was op-
posed for nomination by DIR. Massey.
Trouble started when the congress
siondl committee decided to admit
only persons holding tickets to the
convention hall Sells adherents were
at the doors in large numbers and
rushed by the doorkcepers.
When Chairman ShipIey of tn, con
gressional committee. called the con-
.vcntion to order and announced the Sc
lection OF Bowman as chairman, the
delegates shouted their protest. Bow
man however. as the convention ga %
vel had been snatched from hIs hand.
substituted his heavy walking cane
and pounded for order" A delegate
arOse and struck bowman. A general
fist fight ensued.
A SENT lance Of ord r. finally was
restored and two conventions we're
held on the spot one renominated
Sells and the other naming Massey.
The Sells convention endorsed
President Taft for denomination.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
AF TER DINNER TALK
To YALE ALUMNI
BY TELEPHONE
President IiadIey at New Haven
Addresses BanQuetters Gath
cred Around FestaI Board On
Chicago Lake Front

Ius Mat nine fsurnal snetiai t.eHsed wirs
Chitaeo. Fph. if.--Thp Nale col
| lltgc yelI backed N sfh iustv vei"rs
made the fafirrs fiue in the hanpilrt
| hnu at Ink front hotel ionisnt
when President Arthur y. lindieNs
soicr was hcnrd over the lnns dis-
fance telephone frum his homie 80
NeN ilaven
rho ntfnsiun wac the annuni din
hicHea.
\ telephone receiver was placed 90
eseh diners elbow connected Win
lfr.nk line tu Kew Haven. Whfn ~"
fbpr ouup fni President lladluN
spccch Tnnstmaster piivsnn told the
diners o. uitk az ia telerhnne re-
tabtrs. Tho tonstmnslef thrn m
euuusnd The speaker of tho 'trn-
liGp. President ilHdiev
"r,sldcut nmdlet said
For wears we have been tai1 hat
.he afft nrcd rf Ynle was 80 Keen
Il, t,n.Dh with ell SECTIONS of The e"'in
ltft rnI particularly With ~ west
How Nnle WAS Go dn this np ue nas
committee az the Chieaeo Aiumri s'iid
the v ord and 10 was done.
"a see n. limit io The effects 1i 'hif
ff t,..fiun J wonder wtthcr y . rn-
in to rt0oiutiouizo ihc orearl1a ion
~ coNcass nf the cnuntfN For what
0ar i dome with Graduates th1t els"
MA, la dome with undtrarad mtHs
Afs no tn howe rhieaga - .n "i
Yai.. and a st. fouis section ~ vale
and a penlcf section ~ NHie ah iis
t.uius ia tb, Same lfeturer hundreds
off mites aparta VIII the offices ~
our deans Hnd directors become mere
central trlethauo pNthnuses ma
fh.fa is shafhsr aspect ~ thiF whole
nHtt.r A. Seni- praf -fiefinl atirf-
dlnncf speaker ! am Impressed With
fHe crave aqutnrcs which this
ntr steIe of rrafofv involves Whether
us net resHIf oilI hf eond ar bad
r-sr rr,,- -,-,--r.,lt,- fe predict. H VIII D.
emo speaker snsd ~ fcHetiuT bin ~
tho rsuroad islrucN lf cNl DO hini
h4ffn Ut eafun. iung him tn speak
without h.itife the ii ssura OF see
Iur his audience and n may expose
hfn Co. fh necessity OF having %
fnakf several afier finurr speed he's in
tho same .trnins "a burden whirn
tnsfofn hss hifhsrtH imposed nfiif on
fh. president af the United Stutes.
Henry " Hu-tr- of Denver. Who
asav ha fhs next western uicmher ~
fha Yafe corporation. was fhr t'asst
fh evening Frnnk Hamiiu resifpife
fHf HtrfIfH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
JEWISH BENEVOLENT
ORDER IN SESSION

Ios Angeles. Feb iT.--Nesriy all oi
the delegates 20 the fortY ninth aiif'ii%l
convention of the district grand lodge
No. 4. Bnai Birth. which VIII open
sunday night IN Temple n'nai Birth
have arrived. Thet represent nearly
every stat. west - Colorado.
program Of entertainments has
heer fpaDped ont hy the local COM
rnittse. which will Keep the delegate
and their frIends occupied day and
evening" until the clos" of the conven-
tion Thursosy might.
T. ]. Ashbsin. grand secretary. re-
ported today that me order was IN .
fIourishins condition. the membership
having nearly d0uhled wthin the pa
year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
OKLAHOMA DIVIDED
WITH CLARK IN
THE LEAD
Returns Up to One O'Clock This
Morning Indicate That Unin-
sllucied Delegations viii
Hold Balance Of Power
~, ue,niss sour.sl special i.as.a Wiz. '

pklahumH city. Rktf.s fei fst
t'ninsfruotrd delegates win hold th"
balnnce nf rowet in the demnrrnflr
STATE convention. To- hs held in Okla
homn rib ou February 22d This
was made certain at u'clnck this
niutuine when roturns foI sisiN.sIN oi
the setrutv-vlv Dklahnnla counties
that in ,feterdhYs county pfinarift
twentt nt. euuntics having % total of
fag delegates ln the state ,onN entiou.
had Instructed fof ChHmp 'isfk Hs the
prrsidsutaf nomlnHiion. tncutr-Hn'
couutles NIfh t-H deieeHtes instruct ~
for Wt, Trov Wilson. while fwrnff
counties eifb ise deleestes aerrcditfd.
gave thsir daI,sHfes no distractions
~ thf Hkiahaa!a .-siislts os'n 81 si'-
lion follower of speaker Clark and
Iudson Wsfulon were in ,offfni ~ the
tepporart ofranlzHtinn. htt aftff Hn
eiehf- foir nehf the coHNenitnh NHtrH
t. @rud rnin~ffutfed afinrstfrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
CHINESE Urge AMERICAN
RECOGNITION OF RGptbIlC

Washington. Feb IA delegation
of the China Society OF Americn
composed of one thousand Chinese
residents of New York. today appear
ed before the president the senate
foreign relations committee. the
house foreign relations committee
and the Chinese ambassador ana
urged the immediate recognition by
the United States of the Republic OF
China.
The delegation was well satisfied by
it's interview with the president ana
with the session with the congrcssion
al committees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
BANKER BUCHANAN
/ ARRESTED IN
\ SEATTLE
TUCUMCARl MAN SAYS
MISTAKE HAS BEEN MADE
Offers to Return TO New Mexico
and Face Music Had Ten
thousand Dollars When
Taken Into Custody
ia, Nsra,ns journal srec,al ,ea..a Wiz. !

ia. Nara,ns Journal special iessed Wire 4
Seattle. Wash. Feb, u " r
buchanan. formerly banker 81
Tucumcari, New Mexico. was arrested
On the street here TODAY al the request
of the sheriff ~ QUAY countN New
Mexico.
Buchanan. who arrived here recent
N from Vancouver. british Columbia
took hts arrest coollN and said mis-
take must have been made, as he wa'
not fugitive.
IIe said he wanla return tn fucum'
cart unattended if the sheriff was Viii
ing. buchanan has sle,oo0 In a hanl
here, and SAYS thar he came tn seattle
in search OF business location N'
Is In the county Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE

Not in session. Meets Monday al
, p. m
Further protests To finance commit
tee against tariff reductions made on
house steel bill.
Pomerene bill OF laaing bill was
advocated before interstate commerce
committee.
w. c. T. L. delegation argued for
prohibition of interstate liquor ship
ment before judiciary committee,
while a German delegation
opposed the bill for prohibiting.
Chinese delegations from New YorR
urged immediate recognition of re-
public OF China before foreign rela-
tions committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
VIRGINIA DIVINE
INSISTS ON
OBEY
Suffragette Brides Objection
to Word in Marriage Service
HaIts Fashionable Wedding
in Episcopal Church.

IBv Morning journal -p~si-i Lizard Wire-l
Richmond Va. FEB. IT, AiS-
Bessie :. Mess. suffrage leader. de-
elined TODAY t. subscribe o. the ao-d
-ob.y~ IN the Episcopal marriage ser
vice and her wedding 9" Alert p
Chamberlain 81 New York. War pos
paued. The minister ab" Wa -
hav. afffciated refused to leave out
IN. objectionable word H- ws= sus-
taiu.d ~ hls bishop.
The couple will h. married next
w dnezdsy ~ baptist minister Sn''
has agreed t. respect the sunrsxisi
Objection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
MRS. SNEAD MEAN
As THE DEVIL
BUT SMART
Letter From Late Captain
Boyce Contains UncompG-
meotay Description of Wo-
man Who Eloped With Son.

ia, Morning journal Special leased Wire !
Fort worth Tex, Feb. It, Tent
Ing TO contradict the defense's asser.
tion that captain A. q. BoAee lo"keu
with favor On the elorment of his son,
a. O. Unyce, Jr, and Mrs. j. " Sheau,
whose husband Is on trial chatRed
with having murdered the eldtf
BoNce. the prosecution haa tehu ihtn
tho record today letter in which
Captain nuyre dusuiihed Mrs Snead
as a woman "as mean aa THE devil
as smart as a whip.
The letter was written To fuend
nf the noyce family IN Chicago, httei
the YOUNGER Boyee aud Mrs. Snenu
had been detained IN Winniree, can
ada and urged that whatever mflu-
ence the friend might haNe hr exert
cd to- prevent the eNtraditipn of NuSct
'as his retufn Ia IoNAs. fear. wehlH
hring bad endlng to both parties.
The letter told of the distressing
condition of the boys mother and
plpnded that efforts he made tu pre-
vent his extradition. Mutual friends
are named as possibly havins some
political pun or some wires they can
pull that sou might induce secretary
Knox and President Tatt tu use theii
Influence tu have him liberated.
Charges pending In Fort worth
against the Younger Boyce were de.
clared ruse io have him returned
10 the United states The greater
part OF the day was taken NJ WITH
the cross examination ~ Henry
noyoe. brother of \. q. buYcc, ".
He told of his brothers trip from
santa Rusa. n NJ. 10 Fort Worth 70
have Mrs snead released from san
itarium after she had written Tor
Gods sake come and take nae away
II had heen planned that Mfs. 4.
- loyce. sf., should testify this al
tornoon, hut because of Illness ~"
result of excitement and nervous
strain, she could not appear and
probably will he THE first witness
Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
iEdLf1TNEE UNABLE To GINE
BAIL GOF.~ I'D INDIAN tPDlt-

Denver. Feb. I7-Jnable 20 FUR
nish the Se0.e bail demanded Henry
" Lesieitner. one of the men indicted
~ The alleged dynamite plot by the
leaeral grand jury in Indianapolis
MI be taken To- Indianapolis by
'eputy United States marshal SUNDAY.
-. i-esleitner must remain in Jail until
ne trial of those Indicted for the al
H-ea conspiracy unieSs his frienas
use use The amount ef bail required. He
,'iinerly was labor leader q PITS
bureh. J..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
BIG DEMONSTRATION BY
LONDON HOME RULERS

London. Feh l5-Honae rulers
aer. IN hiah spirits this afternoon IN
Trafalgar souare. where from is.0oe
fa 20 goo persons 4s-ernhied In sup
porf II fhs srnmenfs proposed
measure 81 -governnlent for Ire
land. Liberals and nationsiisis com
fined In ~. denaon-trsti"h. naere'' ''ers
of he bous~ % COMMONS ercupying
seven a. ~. platforms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18

Knoxville, Tenn, F'b. - The ad-
mmistration er President ratt aNd
thar ot Governor Hooper werv en-
dNiSed ana Why We're commVndcd tUF
second terms hS the republican eNeea-
tive committee of the SECOND ren-
uessec congressional district here tn
daN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
.CWll WAR CLAIMS ARE
APPROVED BY CONGRESS-

,Na=hirrfen Feh. fl. civil war
eiaifns asereeatinr $3.50 400 Rerr
y atIfa.af TODAY i1 the hnfsa through
tbf nss-las af tho uunihuf eiHiuls
hin prassrt % bt the var claims COM
mNfee
Tho m-rff ffffHffi 70 attAfh '" tiiiN
hfU an amendment for the payment
81 fhe $500 coo ~ French spoilstion
claims airfalt approxed be the coufi
of tiaifns made bv Representative
waets af Massachusetts. Was nnsue-
ce-ssfnl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
AMERICANS ALLOWED TO
QUIT PERSIA IN PEACE

~ peterahurR. Feh f.-Thc Per
star rufro"iIe 90 Frzeu tFre rr''"fi
10 detsln y. " Cairnes and other
Americans. who formerly compuSed
fa.. sfan ~ w. Mufgan sinister the
FORMER trs asurer general ~ Persin.
Ar.,r.if,.. 90 "a -t psffrshure df4-
n..f.b 81 rehruarV % tho pa~si
government felceraphed orders ." the
r,unief..al arthnrifiee ~ EngeH ~ u
fsshf ir~frnetina fhen ~ de'Hin fnH
sr,eriesrs rornarrir ersuisra ~ ne
psrriap treasury drun rfmcHf
NJ fairnee auh his assistHnfs ielt
T.b.r.r 0- fheir wse fa fhe ~ ',.i
s.,t,. o., rehrnsrt 90 Tire flenaff r
further ssiH thaf tho su'-riran- would
f..s rf.auirrf ~ sr@ufr fur '~tf-~ia ~
ftes witch the Persian off, sls al.
teved we've discovered IN NJ shusier's
accounts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-18
FORECAST.

Nsshinzten. FEB f7.-New Mexico.
- Texas and Arizona--s Generally
So, SanfiaE and Mouday. moderat-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-24
TOOK MORPHINE
AFTER HE SHOT
Jap Field Marshaps Life Attempted
But Assassln's Aim Was
Poor.

limited Press Leased Wir, Service.]
TOXIC, Dec. 24.-The life Of Field
Marshal Prince Arltomo Yamagata
was attempted by an assassin in his
home in Sekiguchi Koishikawa Mon
day night, but the prince was unhurt.
News of the attempt became known
today when the would-be assassin,
twenty-five years old, was placed in
prison, after recovering from the eff
fects of a large dose of morphine
which he swallowed after he was foil
ed in his attempt to kill Prince
Yamagata.
The prince, who is seventy-four
years old is president of the elder
statesmen. He was once minister OF
war and chief of the general staff and
has held many positions of civil and
military honor in Japan. He was ele
waited to the peerage in 1907.