Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-16

also Convict Morse. will bc very high
Is pleased TO learn that since his re-
tense from prison az Atlanta hiss
health has so much improved that
he Is contemplating a trip 90 Europe
An his doctors. who recently pre-
dicted his early demise, say that he
is almost completely recovered The
pardon Of Mr. Morse was brought
about largely by the unremltting ef-
forts 81 his wife. who used money
liborauy 10 secure siEners 10 peti-
tons IN his behalf. and to create fav-
orable sentiment IN other ways. II Is
intended now TO get President Taft
10 remove the remaining stigma
against the eX-hanker and have him
restored 10 fun privileges OF citizen
ship.
MIR. GOmpcrs and shakespeare.
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation Of Labor. being
on examination before Justice wright
of the District Of Columbia. was ques-
toned regarding an expression he
printed In tho organ Al his federation
IN October 1907, namely: Go to ~
with your injunctiouS.' The labor
leader explained that the form IN
which the expression was printed was
an lnadvortcncc, or something like
thnt. that ne meant Co have put
comma where the dash was. and that
the expression was meant as al
ShakcspcWcan quotation. He said he
was a great student of Shakespeare,
always carrying a copy In his pocket,
Collier ana the Exposition.
Few men who have ever come 90
Washington 10 plead "A special cause
hnve made "a stronger impression on |
those with whom they came In cun-
tact than col. d. e.. Collier president /
OF the great san Diego exposition |
which Is to be held IN San Diego IN |
1915. Colonel Collier knows more !
momheps of congress than most men /
get 10 know after living IN washing |
ton ten years Moreover. they like |
the big wcsterner. and they are anx- /
ious to do almost anything he may /
ask for the exposition. However, the |
colcnel is asking very little, as nc
knows tho unique splendid show that !
viii be given In san Diego viii prove |
an Irresistible attraction TO people an |
over the world one thing alone, tho |
great congress OF aborigines will |
draw like magnet for all the world |
has always found something irresisti-
hiy attractive in the American In
dian.
with Colonel Collier there Is no
subject so fun ot poetry. romance !
and interest as San Diego. John Bar-
rett. director of the Pan American /
union, tells this on Collier:
Al q gathering one day those pres
eut were required 20 tell "a story or 4
Ia some other way help 20 entertain F,
the party. when they came 10 Col. !
collier. who by the way is really a !
polished rac1utcur he remarked; ~ /
don't think, for the moment. OF any /
new story that { an tell YOU. but" !
and his eyes frightened az NJ he had |
had an inspiration "if YOU wish /
would like 20 say few words about |
san Diego" As tHo president OF the |
san Diego exposition had been talk |
ing about little else than san Diego, IL 1
might be- supposed that be was hOot- /
cd down. ON th, contrary everyone |
called out Good tell as some more
The commerce court has been ape /
pealed To by the railroads O. reverse /
the Interstate commerce commission |
i'm tho matter of the lumber rates |
from Oregon 10 san Francisco and |
ln the matter oft the one dollar 1
blanket rate" case on lemons The |
lumber men ana the lemon growers I
thought they had won signal victor |
les. but Il seems that thoy are only |
deeper ia the mcshes OF the law !
However, the people still feel that |
they are safe in appealing TO the in-
terstate commerce commission for
Justice,
The United states and Germany
seom To have united iB demanding a |
hands orr policy Ia China. This
would seem 90 be- only just Perhaps |
the great powers win find Il much |
custer ln the future 90 annex helpless
countries under The preteXt of eN-
tending "protectorate." Cerminlv !
tho United states does not wish to am
mex any more territory simply for
the purpose OF extending Us posses
sions.
The change that is coming over the
country H. Wustra'ed ia rather
marked degree when the suggestion