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What is shrub in one climate may
be a tree in another.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
LAWERENCE STRIKE
STILL FAR FROM
settlement
Labor Leaders Advise Mill
Workers to Remain Away
From Work Until All Their
Demands Are Granted.
Cny IlvsninE herald a. =. Leased wirsD

tby Evening isernid a. n. Leased Wire
Lawrence, Mass. March 2.-Despitt
yesterdays announcement OF inorcas-
cd wages In ali hut two OF the textile
mills, the strike OF the operators Of
hcially was no nearer settlement to-
day than before the news OF the in-
crease was received. The attitude OF
the strike leaders aud OF many mem
bers OF the organised labor bodies
continued strongly In support OF the
original demands which greatly ex.
ceeded the offef made by the miil
owners.
Nearly All Of the ffty delegates who
attended a meeting OF the strike COM
mittee today spoke In favor OF stand
ing hrmly for the original demands
which include an advance OF Is per
cent; the abolition OF the premium
system, and double pay for overtime.
Others advocated taat the Industrial
Workers remain on strike until Ettof
and Giovannitu, accused Of having
heen accessories TO murder are re-
leased from jail.
The committee which conferred
with officials OF the American Wooden
company In Boston yesterday told the
general committee that President
Wood Of the company had said the
iive per cent advance proposed was
only for those who were now working
IN the mills.
Commissioner OF Labor Neill con-
ferred with several officials OF the
Industrial Workers Of the World and
with some Of the mill heads, DR.
Noill has decided TO make no state
mont or publication until ne reports
TO his superior az Washington.
The general committee today voted
10 reject the Ave per cent advance on
81 hours work and 10 stand by the
original demand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
Following Important Cabinet
Meeting, Taft Issues Proc
lamatiOn to Residents in
the Southern Republic.
STRICT COMPLIANCE
WITH NEUTRALITY LAW
Note Will Be Directed to Am
bassadOr Wilson in Mexico
City, Instruoting Him TO
Watch Situation Closely.

(By EveninE Herald a. y. Leased wireD
Washington. March AIT a cabinet
conference today Il was deemed en-.
podient thar President TAFT issue a
proclamation urging citizens Of the
United States 20 comply strictly with
the neutrality laws IN an matters az
lecting Mexico. In effect the procla.
nation is a warning 10 Americans to
stay out Of Mexico a note will be
sent TO American Ambassador Wilson
at the City OF Mexico, directing him
to inform Americans located inn Mex
leo TO watch conditions closely and
II the situation grows alarming to
quit the country.
The conference was attended by
President Tart. Secretary StlmsOn,
Acting Secretary OF state Huntington
Wilson, Secretary Nagel and POST
master General Hitchcock. II was
said at the state department today
that reports were meaRer and con-
sisted only OF coniirmatory messages
OF press dispatches. Qniet IL said 10
continue az Ensenada and the sltna-
tion al Vera Cruz seems unchanged
The real significance OF the pp0cla-
nation Is said 10 be the official rec
ognition Of the fact that the insur.
recti0nary movement In Mexico has
attained to such proportions as to
cause Il TO be regarded as fairly bal
ancing power and influence with the
Madero government For that reason
its issue Is likely to be regarded with
strong disfavOr In the City OF Mexico.
No such proclamation was issued
during the Madero revolution, but is
was regarded as necessary 20 pro-
mulgate Il now because there is no
one strong central figure as "A direct
Ing head Of the revolution whom the
United States could hold responsible
for the treatment Of It's citizens. In
stead there are ueveral self-created
revolutionary leaders who appear 70
have very little rtgard for the amGni
ties Of international law
Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts
said az the White House today that
the situation In Mexico was about as
bad as II could possibly be.
Our interests In Mexico continue
20 protest against conditions there"
said Mr.. Lodge. There Is no aae
shutting our eyes 20 the fact that
state OF anarchy exists there am
against Intervention and will oppose
Il. but still II is Just like having a
house afire next door"
President Taft's proclamation will
not be a declaration Of neutrality nor
a recognition of a state OF hefligerencv
In Mexico. 5ut merely an admonstion
20 nI persons within the Jurisdiction
% the United states ana TO Americans
elsewhere 10 obey carefully and strict
themselves wholly aloof from all par
ticipation In the present Disturbances.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
SALOON FIGHTING
MINISTER HAS
HOME BURNED
Indicted on Charge of Perjury T;
Claimed He Wrote Threat
ening Letters to Himself +;
Was for Prohibition.

Nby Eve1ing Herald A. =. Leased Wirel
Fort Worth, Texas. March 2.-pA
few hours after Rev. Frank J. Norris,
pastor OF the First Baptist church,
had been indicted on the charge OF
perjury his home burned down last
night. Il came as a mysterious Sc
quel 20 an equally mysterious chain
OF events In which the saloon fighting
minister has figured. The most start
ling developments came last night
when, accused of perjury, Norris was
charged with having written letters
to himself In which he was threatened
With death II he dld not leave town
Norris first attracted attenfon here
by a campaign for enforcement OF
prohibition laws. Then Norris de.
clared an attempt had been made 20
aesassinaie him. This was followed
by the destruction of the First Baptist
church by FIRE. Norris reported a
second attempt had been made on his
life after this and he travelled with
hody guard. Then he exhibited the
warning letters which last night the
grand jury declared Norris wrote 20
himself Norris charges attracted
great deal OF attention 10 his church
work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
BANK ROBBER SHOT
WHILE ESCAPING
WITH POCKETS
OF MONEY
Daring Yeggman Held Up
Cashier of Aurora, Col, In
stitutiOn, but Was Laid Low
by Citizen With Shotgun.
HIS LEFT ARM WILL
BE AMPUTATED NOW
Cny TysniaE Herald a. >. Lssuea wirsl


Aurora, Colo. March 2.--stiil show
ing facial decorations received Tues
day right In an attempted hOld-np of
local puglllst GrOidt Day Briggs,
who registered az local hotel as
"Groldi Day, Cincinnati, Ohio" is in
the county hospital preparing FOR the
amputation Of his left arm. His
shoulder was shattered by a charge
Of shot received In escaping after sue
cessfully looling the Aurora state
bank here. Considered by the police
one OF the most desperate yegEmen
that ever struck Denver, he 10 under
close guard Had he not lost his
nerve al the crucial moment he
would have escaped with S5O5 IN cur
rency.
Shortly after 2 o'clock this morning
Briggs shambled up to the cashiers
cage Of the bank Of Aurora. where
Assistant Cashier J. q. Wehn had
just spread out his cash and al the
point of a pistol compelled the cash
Ter TO hand over his revolver. Hold
ing the cashier up he entered the
cage and filled his pockets. ending by
backing out releasing the spring lock,
ilipi iaoNihk tiie Fhouleis n oiofh ilom
the bank he forced J. Rosen. driver
Of an ice wagon TO take him aboard
and 20 race his horses for a mile He
then became nervous and left the ice
wagon, darted into q barn owned by
w T. Roe and started unhltching a
horse. Mr.. Roe ran 80 the house for
a shotgun Briggs fled TO the old
Aurora Powder mill on Colfax street
where Roe shot him through win
dow, and went back for more am
munitlon.
The ycggman fled into the home OF
w r. Liberty and forced Mrs. Lib
erty TO tie up his shoulder. Out In the
street again he captured a grocery
wagon and forced the driver To race
TO a doctors Office
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
Roosevelt Denies It.

Oyster Bay, L. L., March 2.-A re-
port reached oyster Bay today that
Theodore Roosevelt had assured two
members OF President Taft's cabinet
that he would not accept the preal-
dental nomination this year. secre-
latrles stlmson and Meyer. according
20 the story we're said 10 have reach
ed this understanding with Mr.. Roose-
velt
''They never said SO" said Mr..
Roosevelt today. "rhey never raid
so because they couldn't"
Both Mr stlmson and Mr.. Meyer
have seen Mr.. Roosevelt within the
last few weeks and both. said tho
Colonel. saw copies OF letter which
he wrote TO an intimate friend sev-
erai weeks ago. In this letter he ex-
pla'ned why az that time he could
make no definite statement as 10 his
position.
An the guests whom Mr. Roosevelt
brought down from New York East
night departed today. He said ne exc
pocted "a few friends tomorrow. only
one of them a politician.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
ARE
SENTENCED TO
IMPRISONMENT
IN LONDON
Mrs. Pankhurst, Mrs. Tukes
ad Mrs. Marshall Will Re-
oeive Friends in Jail for the
Next Two Months.
SPECTATORS APPLAUD
DECISION OF COURT
Cny EveA,ns Herald =. r. Leased wire


London. March g. Mrs. EmmalIno
pankhurst, Mrs. Tukes and Mrs.
Marshall, the three leaders Of last
evenings window smashing campaign.
by which the sufiragottes succeeded
In torrorizing the London tradesmen,
were today sentenced each to two
months imprisonment.
These were the first three OF the
i2i women who were arrested IN the
course OF the street demonstrations
aud who are to be arraigned at the
Bow street court.
The attorney for the prosecution
announced in court today that the to-
tai damage done by the sugfragettes In
their stOne-throwing manifestations
was estimated AZ $4,000, and on be-
half Of the government, he stated.
that the time had now arrived when
the consideration which had hiterto
been shown In connection with suifra-
gette raids could no longer be allowed.
The friendly audience that has hith-
erto been present In the police court
at sunragette prosecutions, we're alb
sent The sentence of the three lead
ers was received with applause
On the delivery OF the sentence by
the magistrate, Mrs Panhhurst de-
clared that she intended to go further
when she came out OF prison and that
the suffrageites we're prepared TO go
the fullest limit. 20 show the govern
ment that women were going to Sc
cure the vote.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
BRYAN GLAD INCOME
BILL Is INTRODUCEDl

Seattle. wash, March 2.--Wlfiiam
J. Bryan expressed vigorously to-day
his entire approval of the income tax
and free sugar bills endorsed by the
house Democratic caucus.
Mr.. Bryan said:
II am ia favor OF the Income tax
bin and am very glad the Democrats
have introduced it, Mr. Taft said in
1908, in opposing an Income tax
amendment, that an income tax @ouid
be secured by statute whenever the
people wanted Il. l am satisfied they
want Il and am glad congress- has de-
cided 90 give u 60 them, II will prove
one OF the most popular acts OF this
Democratic congress The objection
raised 90 is constitutionaiity By "a On
who would oppose II even N the an-
preme court should specifically affirm
It's constitutlonnlity ought not 10 deter
any friend of the measure The SUI
premo court can be depended on 10
nuilify 10 if Il is not constitutions
and ] think the court will be likely
10 resolve any Doubt against tise law
rather than In favor OF it Thar being
the case, senators and representatives
ought 90 feel free 90 resolve the doubt
IN favor OF the people"
n am also In favor OF the free
sugar blli," Mr.. Bryan said, "a tax
on sugar taxes people not in prupor-
ton 10 wealth or income, but IN pro-
portion TO the amount Of sugar ahey
consume. SO large proportion of
our federal revenue is derived from
taxes on consumption that We ought
to welcome any step toward oquallza-
tion Of this burden"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
FATE OF PROPOSED
INCOME TAX BILL
IN THE SENATE
DOUBTFUL
Although Party Leaders Win
Not Make Concessions Pub
hcly, Party AlignmentS
Will Likely Be Broken.
REPUBLICANS TAKEN
ENTIRELY BY SURPRISE
ca, E,ea'as Hssala a. r. Lsassa wire,

(By EVeaiaa teFald 4. =. Lsassd Wire,
Washington. March House and
senate leaders of ali shades of politics
gavo themselves over today 60 "a dis
cussien of the sensational action Of
the house Democratic caucus last
night In indorsing what Is IN effect
an income tax on net incomes. in
Guiding salaries. above $4,000 q year
That the house viii pass the meas
uro by n party vote within the next
ton DAYS or two weeks was talcen FOR
granted. Discussion. therefore. turn
cd largely or the reception t1e bin
would get IN the senate.
1rs fate there seems doubtful The
house leaders intentions had noe
beon entirely disclosed. but Il Is prob
able the bill to extend tho corpora
tion tax so as 90 include co-pastnor~
ships and individuals was 90 be- urged
upon the house ahead Of the hill to
put sugar ON the froo list. The hitter
bill VIII. of course, share in the de-
bate on the so-caliod income tax. for
Il WAS to make up thc deficit of more
than $50. 900 which viii be- lost
in custom reYcnue on the free sugar
bill that the new revenue bill was de-
vlsed.
The Democratic leaders want 20 be
sure that the deficit will be provided
for before the duty Is removed.
The new plan OF the Democrats
took their Republican colleagues en-
tirely by surprise. Many OF them had
not recovered sufficiently 10 be will
Ing TO talk for publication. Every
body agreed that the dobateas In the
house and senate on go radical
change IN the method Of raising gov
crnment revenues would be the storm
lest of recent years. The constitutions
allty OF the new plan, II WAS said.
would be attacked by some represent
atives and senators although the
Democratic leaders IN the house claim
the measure has been 80 drawn as 90
comply with the supreme court de-
oision uDholding the corporation tax
law.
In the senate Il is said that IN all
probability party algnments will be
broken. although party leaders make
no such concessions publicly.
Senator MoCumber of ilorth DaS
Nota. member of the senate finance
committee, expressed doub' if tho
sugar tariff would make any differ
cnce 60 the consumer. Ho said the
Income tax proposition was lost IN the
supreme court OF the United States
By very much of a divided court.
and that the constitutionality OF an
income tax was a different matter TO
determine.
Personally" he added II ann in
cllned 10 think that congress has the
power to levy such a tax"
Senator Bacon OF Georgia. who did
not attempt 20 speak ror his party.
as he had no opportunity Cd talk
with any senators regarding the bill.
predicted that n the bin passed the
house Il would find Sufficient sup
port In the senate"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02

there BY the American hoard OF com
mirsloners of foreign missions The
board OF foreign missions OF the Pres
oyterian church also has a station.
II ~ not known whether any OF
these missionaries are sill ~ the city
or whether they responded TO the call
OF the United States minister to do.
part for tho capital
Or. Arthur j.. Brown, secretary OF
the Presbyterian board OF foreign
missions. received the following dis
patch from the Rev, Dr. John wherry
IN charge of the mission In Pokin.
safe. Not much cause for anx-
iety."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
SENATOR DEVERIDGE
JOINS ROOSEVELT
FORCES TODAY
Senator Dixon Will Take
Charge Of Campaign Mon
day; No Question as to Ul-
innate Result, He Says.

CBy Evening Herald A. T.. Leased Wirel
Washington. March 2.-The acquisi-
tlun Of former Senator Beveridge OF
Indiana 10 the Roosevelt forces, was
announced here today.
The coloneis headquarters were
moved into a large suite OF Offices
occupying the entire front of a down
town office building Senator Dixon
slgnallzed his advent as manager by
securing enough space for the full ex-
pansion Of the campaign force.
Senator Dixon announced he would
take charge OF the campaign Monday.
There Is no question In any mans
mind" he said today, that an over
whelming preponderance OF the Re-
publican voters OF the nation are for
the nomination Of MIR, Roosevelt. They
believe that n Roosevelt Is nominated
he will be trlumphantly elected In
November and they are fearful Of a
political calamity TO the Republican
party should Mr.. Taft be nominated.
Tho Republican party owes the nom
ination for president 10 no man.
THE only hope OF those Repub-
liCana who are against MIR. Roosevelt
Is 10 secure. by the use of federal pat
ronage. IN the south, the control OF
delegates from skeleton political or
ganizRtiona IN these states and the
suhocatlon OF the real sentiment OF
tho Republican veters In certain
northern states IN the matter OF the
election OF delegates.
II cannot believe there Is any queG-
tlon as TO the ultimate result at Chi
cago."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
INsURRECTOC do NOT
FEAR A RATTLE

El Paso. Tex. March 2.--Communi-
cation over the railroad wires between
Juarez and Chihuahua wns restored
today. Many telegrumH were receiv-
ed by railway officials and although
their contents were not divulged. Il
was stated that there had been no dis
order In Chihuahua.
Preparations for the aouthward
movement 0f the insurrectos az
Juarez were still incomplete today.
They state that they 40 not expect TO
have 70 fsht 70 take Chihuahua.
Jose Morales Guerrero was appoint
ed consul at El Paso for the revolu-
tlonists and General Salazar sent
Telegram TO Washington asking that
he bo recognized officially by the Unit
ed States,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
IN LAKE VALLEY
Dishes Ratified and Houses
swayed in Sierra County,
According to Report Made
by Observer.
Cny Evsnlag Herald a. =. Leased wire

(ny Evenfng laeFaId A. =. Leased wirel
Santa Re, n, M., March 2.--Weather
Observer William r. Karl at Lake
Valley, Sierra county, reports TO Di-
rector Charles y. Linney OF the fed
ernl weather bureau here, that Lake
Valley was visited By a severe earth
quake between 9.25 and $3.50 o'clock
last night The shock lasted minute
and the movement was from north 10
south. Dishes ratified and houses
awayed, but no material damage was
done.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
". BAYARD CUTTING
PASSES AWAY
New York Financier, Attack
ed With Illness in Santa Fe,
Where He Was Visiting
Son, Dies Today.

OBy EveninH Herald a. =. Leased wirei
santa Fe, n. NJ. March 2-W
hayard Cutting. New York imam
cier, died last night on a special car
on the Rock Island railroad between
Kansas City and Chicago. while being
hurried from Sania Fe to New York.
lle was met by Mrs Cutting and
daughter la Kansas. who Joined him.
An attack of acute Indigestion hat
brought on heart failure while Mr..
Cutting was ln Santa Fo. lie Was
62 years Of age, director OF the
Southern Pacific railroad and Was a
friend and nelghbor of Theodore
Roosevelt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
PACKERS SON May
HAVE BEEN MURDERED


(By EveEtnR Herald A. .. Leased wirel
Chicago, March Coroner Hoff-
man. accompanied by several physi-
clans went 10 Mount Hope cemetery
today 10 hold a post-mortom examin-
alton on the body ~ Herbert l.. swift
son Of the iate q. r Swift. million
aire packer. who died on a raiiroed
train near Milwaukee, October 10
1871.
The family requested that the bodS
be cxhumcd 10 have the cause OF
death determined.
n was said tnat no announcement
of the result 81 the examination
would be made today. II was au'
thorlzod by r. ~ swift, brother OF
Herbert l.. Swift.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
MuKDEN TRooPs
ARE DIsARMED

Mukden. Manchuria, March a.
Two batiallons OF Chinese troops sta
toned here were dlsarmed today, az
Il was suspected that they intended
to mutiny The other troops are be-
ing confined TO barracks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
WEATHER TOnECAsT.

. Denver Colo. March g.. COT
. orado' Tonisht generally fa3r ia
. east portion not SO cold in ccn-
. trai portion; snow in west por-
. ton. Sunday generally fairs 4
. colder in west portion. warmer I
= On east portion.
. Now Mexico; snow IN north ,
. portion and rain Ia south portion
. tonight or sunday; colder Sun-
. day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
ooveRNoa wlLaoN lN lowA.


tuy Evening Herald A. y, Leased WiFel
Dos Moiucs. Iowa, March 2.-Wita
a single brief speech and 3 reception
10 Iowa Democrats, Governor Wood
row Wilson of New Jersey today con
cluded bis irst vlail % Des MOlncs.
departing for Davenport az noon Hd
was up early this morning holding
conferences with National Committee
man Martin ,, Wade and other Demo
cratic leaders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
BRITIsH REPORTs
CONFIRM ArUTTNY STORY

London, March 2.-~The soldiers
forming the garrison Of Pao Ting Fu
mu.inicd last night. according 20 a
dispatch from Tion Tain, received
here today. Many civilians were
Killed and the soldiers looted a large
number Of stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
4. $. SOLDIERS ARE
RUSHED To pFKIN

london. March "a strong de-
tachment OF United states troops has
been ordered 90 proceed to Pekin
from Tlen Tsln Immediately, accord
ing to a dispatch received here from
that city today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
ORDERS MORE RIFLES

Madrid. Spain. March 2.-The MeNi-
can government today ordered 10000
carblnes from rifle factory In Owl
edo. In the north of spain