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The evening world., 1912-09-28

nlsr and vote winning. was not fair e
the interest against which 1t was di
rected. What would be your attitude
In that event?"
"Thsrs won't b. one single sx-
eoutivs act performed by me-"
said Nr. Hedges. positively. 'for
the sole purpose OF future poiit-
ioal prefermsnt. hope have .
Keen sense OF proportion, predi-
Gated ON q sense OF humor. Tenn
perAmsntally man has bias.
There should not be an aggressive
complaint not based upon some
cause. In dealing with complaints
and allegations OF injustice, q man
should learn TO say we and think
we And . man In an executive
capacity, when he has Judged the
merits Of . question, should have
the nerve 90 enforce . Just demand
in the face OF any objection"
The evening world., 1912-09-28

ears. But I never realized how wonder
full silence could be until | saw that
artlst-;he greatest artist
In the wcrld-Eleanora Duse. She can
stand still and without a word tell a
story so great, 50 overpowering In Its
tragedy, that 1t brushes you. Art like
hers Is sublime: It rises above mere
words. But 1t is not something that
can be learned. 1t Is hers and hers
alone, because she II she"
These words were spoken quietly from
the leather chair. with none Of the ex-
travagant gestures that usually go with
an actress when she becomes violent
upon .he subject OF her art"
''Strindberg wa. always careful to
guard AGAINST an extravagant display
OF emotion in his plays" Miss Hcdman
remarked. Keep down. he would con-
stantly say at rehearsals. When the
actors got carried away by the emotions
OF the characters they were playing.
Strindberg would instantly remind them
that Human beings don't act Ike that,
So, little by little. We learned to Keep
down. though for me at first this
was not an easy matter, ! appeared
In nearly all his plays. Countess Julia
| have played. In the repertoire COM
pany OF Mr. Rant, who IL the Charles
Frohman OF Sweden. l played different
part almost every night. and 80 gained
valuable experience
The evening world., 1912-09-28
truth AND GOOD HUMOR
HEDGES WATCHWORDS AND
U HE'LL CALL NO ONE LIAR

Ell Expect to Win by Going Out
and Talking to the People Hu-
manly and Plainly and Making
Them Believe in Me.
"I Admit God Has Gifted Me
With a Sense of Hun,or, but I
Refuse to Be CIassed az a Story
Teller.
eff IAN, Able to Clothe My Thoughfs
or Impressions in Language to In
spire Laughter, I Am Glad Of IL.
Shall Not Try to Change My
Mental Habits Any More Than !
Shall Try to Change My Physi-
cal Appearance.
"Honesty Is the Best Policy, but II
Is Well to Mix a Little Cunning
With IT,"
The evening world., 1912-09-28
MUST BE FAIR TO ALL IN JUS.
TICE TO ALL.

Take the matter OF the high cost OF
living. Between tho desire OF the seller
TO get high prices and the desire of
the buyer to purchase for low prices.
there must somewhere be the square
deal. The average mind is anti instead
OF pro. In the matter of compromise
the biggest sacrifice Is always made by
the man with the biggest burden. We
ought to try TO get down to the basis
where both sides have an equal chance. :
DO YOU think the people are getting
the worst Oft it?'
ITO an extent, the people are getting
the worst OF It. They don't know why,
and It Is the mystery about It that they
cannot understand Fat are trying to
fathom.
Business will progress faster than
law. Statutes follow improvements
There is some good in the business
abuses against which laws are directed. -
Now Mr.. Hedges" asked the inter-
viewer. lust to get at your feelings. we
will assume that. II you were Governor.
an element commanding a heavy vote
came to you advocating a popular movs-
ment or reform. and you knew that
the movement. or reform, although pop
The evening world., 1912-09-28

An lest or found srtieies s(-'
vertised In Tee World will -
listed ct The wssid's informs-
ties bureau. Pulitzer building
Arcade. Park Row, Wsrid's
Uptown Office. northwest ese.
aer 3sth 81. and Broadway
WORLDS Harlem Office. -
West l2Sth st.. and WersA'U
Droeklya Office 3O2 Washlna-
tsa s.. Bresklyn. Ter % AAyo
Ssliswing the pristing % ~
sAvsstisspsss
The evening world., 1912-09-28

II went TO the people OF the State"
De said to an Evening World reporter.
Wand told them 1 wanted them to nomi-
Date me for Governor. I appealed to
HE Republican electorate and I think
i am justified by the outcome in stating
chat made the people believe in me.
"a This thing Of making people believe
"a you IL a comparatively simple mat
e. The people are thinking. calculating
nits. They weigh what a candidate for
bubnc ONCE says to them. and base
heir judgment on his character ac-
ordlngly.
Fi"Now, I went right out md talked to
Che people humanity and plainly anu
ehs result was that there came mere 10
oaratoEa a goodly number Of delegates
Who believed in me. Because they pe-
llsved In me they were loyal. Ihey
would have adhered to my candidae!
had the balloting proceeded FAR oeyoho
the three roll calls
HIS CAMPAIGN A DIRECT AP'
PEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
"You ask me what 10 to be my
MAN OF campaign. Well, an 80.
Ing out among the people ana Try
70 make all OF them believe In me
=, . candidate for once AZ sin
c.v>iv m some OF them believed In
M. a, . eandtdsts for the nonaina-
zion. am 30 sure OF the common
ssnss Of the common people that
believe con make them believe IN
me. Pursuing that line. am arsnH
In stating l o'n'''
sloeted.
san, cha ,aonIe I'm An
~ mind rayorahle to Job
., !, /, yntr, IN h. +, big "a ok.
49, oni,. ,hou, thirty days for its
ACCOMPLISHMENT. am go!ng about 1t
so zane way and In an earnest way.
Want 10 win. | care a lot about win
n,ny and [ S.,ink am going TO win. But
a, hv ,l,e chances of political fortune.
\ .hould lose 1 shall feel satisfied. II
can 20 through the campaign, tell the
,nuth. keep my temper and cal! no one
- liar. IL don't lose my head | will
feel I have done some good for the peo-
4pls O. the state OF New York
Y 1T is fair to ask me why believe ]
shall win, II is my theory that people
make their political choice on the ma
asiopal ticket. In the State campaign
fnhlnk the people are more given W eS'
.4rc!se their mental choice. and that con-
y dition prevails now more widely than
z ever before. Unless the other fellow Is
y more human In his mode OF approact
than I. he cannot hope to influence theil
psntai choice so decIsively as can.
aEiies ON THE PRESS TIC
1891 -. ,eoo,r
I'd OF course VIII oe '''poS9'p'e 'o'
ne to personally reach tne "ui'''eu'
x and hundreds Oh lhousa"us Oh No''.S -
this state. But am w"i'ns W W.
my cause 'o ''e p'e's' y. ,,',
4 llticai complexion because my enp e,
fence ,uS.'hes me !" . p."e ,naa,r oa
so"e w con,.,ncs tho reporter
' nn.tiv ana humanity irving t,
~ .a,,,a Tho ronortors are go
.eH." W aud,enco ,or me know
'ns W n r, ,hav th,rk 7 am rak,n,
The evening world., 1912-09-28
BY CHARLES DARNTON.

- NE moment she seemed a girl.
the next a woman. At first
~ glance she appeared to be
pretty; when I looked again she was
beautiful. Miss Martha Hedman
kept me guessing" The very wide
brim Of her otherwise simple hat
couldn't hide the fact that the charm
she displays on the stage is all her
own-but that hat was little too
much for me. When she smiled, the
afternoon sunlight hurriedly with
drew into a corner Of the library
where she drew up a big leather
chair. She did this while was still
helpless with surprise. The truth Is.
I didn't recognize her as the actress
I had seen In "The Attack" at the
Garrick Theatre. Her hat may have
had something to do with it-anyway
she looked too young to be leading
woman. A notion struck me that she
wore that all-sheltering hat to cover
q certain shyness.
Il am stu afraid OF my English" she
said. II have known II only a year
| that Is, I have studied II for merely a
year. My own language was OF no use
to me outside my own country-Sweden.
But we Scandinavians, you know. are
ambitious to reach out and know some-
thing beyond our Nstie world"
The evening world., 1912-09-28
ADMITS HE'S GOT HuMoR, BUT
is No STORY TELLER.

~ am willing to stand on what !
am In that respect, but refuse to
be olasssd a. . story tsllsr. !
haven't told ten stories In my lie
staining on my feet. ! don't Ss-
The evening world., 1912-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BROOKLYN.
$1,000 Gem of Flatbush

500 down. $50 per month; one family cot,sss
seven rooms and hath stesm beat, psIaust noors
laundry In esllsx, q. y. WILLIAMS, iYIS
f1atbudh az. Bsoohlyu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
NfcCONiBS H.NRNONiZi.S
CALIFORNIA DEIIc cAIES

san Francisco, Aug. l2.~~ william
+. McCotnbs, chairman Of the demo
cratic national committee. has
broughi peace t. the warning elements
In the camp of the california de
mocracN The friends Of Theodore y.
Bell. who ted the Clark faction from
California Il the iiali more convention
and The original Wilson men of thi.
state. have been At outs regardin1
the matter uf running the WIS IN
.nilnpafrn. the supporters Of the m
ocratio nominee desiring that an en-
tirr npN state committee should p
appointed to conduct the campaign
When the committee met today 'h"
factions. after much argument, ar-
pointed committee 10 dcvise plan
10 restore hatnuns Tn" planlfinallN
adoptcd provided that the number Of
the democratic executive commitfc"
be, Increased fron - to J3, pendins
The or.auizatluu of "a new state gov
crnine body bt the stnte convention
IN Scptcmher Tho ncw culnmilteeM en-
all IRE original Wilson men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
ATTORNEY WARNS SCHEppS
To QUIT TALKING

Hot springs Ark., AUG H. "po
not believe all that YOU read Ia the
newspapers about me. | have prob
abll talked tou much hut I have not
said one half Of what has been print
cd said ~au ~chcpps. held here FOR
cnmpli,ii8 In the murder Of Herman
Rosentth tonight
The prisoner received Il telegram
today FROM his lawyer ia New York
urging him 10 maintain silence.
This message apparently has had its
effaot and be has had little TO SAY.
40 formal charge hangs over Schcpps
in Arkansas lie submitted to arrest
ana detention ON the information Of
Officers who represented To him fhat
fhcy must hold him for the New york
authorities Yesterday tho prisoner
said he would tell his entire story To-
District Attorney Whitman. }ut hat
WAS Yesterday Today was one of inn
patient waiting and II is apparent
Srhrpps fears the New YORK police OF
ficials may bc un the srcue before rep
rc4rutatiecs of th. district aitornes.
That Schcpps does not want To 70"
turned over 4" the police authorities
is etid'ut.
ACHING Manor Ptitit has received q
mcssare from District Auornev Whit
man. uf Nrv. york. stating that thc
Etter's officers VIII ARRIVE here lu"s-
DAY Schepps viii not ne turned over
to auN one except rrpresentatN ui
MI Whitman
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
INVADERS MAY TAKE
\lW YORK CITY.

Maneuvcr Headquarters, Siratiord'
Conn. Aug. i2.-That it mas success
fully outwittcd the forces Of the d'-
Tending Blue army and deferred them
sufficiently to concentrate its own
forces al a point from when NeW
York can he taken by sweeping down
the Hudson valley. was the great ad-
vantage gained by the Red army IN
todaN's maneuVers.
Rv making a spectacular move 10
ward Milford as though 10 take inc
bridges over the lower ltousa'ol,l'
river. Brigadicr General smith WIN
his Rcd army succeeded in drawing
tho Blues to that point while his cav
airy forced passage To inc W's,
bank hv The way Of the bridge st
shelton. hftecn miles above.
IN massing his left wing at orange
General Smith has Indicated "A plah i"
throw thousands of soldiers over the
river at shelton before irieadier cen
erai Mills can hiring opposing forf'S-
4 direct avenue To the Croton rtser
yoir and the back door 10 New YORK
civ may he secured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
WELLS NOT NORIiIED
ABOUT ANpAtGN FUNDS

New York Aug. 2.-Rolln Wells
former mayor OF st Louis and now
treasurer OF the democratic national
committee, arrived in New York un-
announced today
FL am not worried about raising
campaign funds, said Mr.. Wells.
Popular subscriptions viii give us
All The funds necessary
Later today MI Wells amplified
his statement relative to the finan-
cia end OF the campaign.
"rhe policy Of financing the Will
son campaign IS going to be one OF
absolute publicity he declared.
"Wc'l take contributions of $1,000
or Sl0,0Uo, or more. Of course pro-
Nided they come from individuals.
but Just az soon as any such oortri-
buttons are received they vii be
made public 80 the public may know
exactly what we are doing. We don't
want anything from corporations. |
scheme for raising campaign FUNDS.
There Is nothing to worry about
however on the score Of contrihu-
tions. I feel that ample money VIII
come into our treasury by popular
subscription.
Chairman Mccomhs has suffered a
slight collapse under the burden Of
campaign work, in which he has
been engaged nearly "A year Vice
Chairman McAduo took his place at
headuunrtcrs during much of the day.
II is said the chairmans physician
has recommended that Mr. Me
Combs take weeks rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
LONDON COMPANY WILL
ENTER PANAMA TRAFFIC

London. Aug. 1.-The Royal Man
steam Packet Company. IT became
known today has given orders 70 a
Belfast concern Tor new n''-l"ol
passenger liner for Panama rahai
traffic to meet expected severe Ger
man competition.
Mr.. Mahew. an official 90 the
Ro,al Mail Company. in an interNle"
today. expressed the opinion thdl
there was no occasion TO be disturbed
hv the action of the American senate
in passing the Panama canal hiii- tie
did not believe the American govern
m.nt would seriously entertain = step
calculated to deprive the canal "i 3"
considerable snuit- Of refsnt4e.
Ia any ease. n" thought the matter
could be amicabiy arranged without
making comments distssteful to the
United states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
New Jersey Governor Has a
More Comprehensive Scheme
for Handling Business of the
Government,
EXPENDITURES NEED
TO BE SYSTEMATIzED
Candidate Does Not Approve
Of Power Now Given Over to
Committees Davies is in
Charge at Chicago,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wire. /

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire !
Scagirt. y. j.. Aug. 12,-GoNornur
Woodrow Wilson expressed himself
hensive seneme to handle the bust
ness and finances OF the United
States government. With Reprcsen-
tative Swager Shirley, OF Kentucky.
the governor talked over an hour 90
day on the possibility oi adopting
Inc budget system of financing the
federal government.
mir shirley and F" said the sos :
ernor tonight, discussed an idea on
systcnatizing income and expcndi-
ture. 1t Is a matter | have been IN
tercsted in ever since | was "A young
stcr Things were different then,
however There were the commit
tee on ways and means for supplies
and the committee on appropriations
To regulate expenditures.
Nowadays we have the military
committees taking care of the army $
appropriation bill, the naval commit
tee looks after the naval appropria
ton bin, and the agricultural conn
mittee the agricultural bill, SO that
we have no place or authority where
the various items might he sNstcmn-
tized and we never know how much
is spent by congress until it adj
iourrs.
Joseph f. Davies, secretary OF the
national committee, who has been
designated to take charge of the
western headquarters. mapped out
plans with Governor Wilson today
lor opening offices ~ Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
:; 900 SOLDIERS READY
I'nI MIMIC N NIi

san Franchises, Aug. 12.--Tho cal
to arms pulled 5000 men out of bed al
the Preside today and threw then
of cartridges, rapidly enough to brne
commentator FROM Colonel Cornelius
Gardner, Sixteenth infantry, com
manding the Blue" or defending
army in the Pacific coast war game.
With this beginning the blues
kept on the jump all day, preparing
to take the field.
Through the day the infantry drill
cd ana the California ana regular sig
nal corps dctachmcnts worked to-
gcthcr under Lieutenant :. c. McGil
slrinsing wires and erecting wireless
acrials.
ticld hospital and ambulance corps
number two, one Of the arnvs newer
organizations, went into camp for the
hrst tlm. undcr Major +. T.. Persons,
in the shadow Of the Lctternan gem
,ral hospital The field hospital men
win have plenty to do besides looking
after their equipment \ part OF their
recognized .'yar game" is 60 div lde in
squads IN rough country, one squad
planting supposedly wounded sol
oilers, tagged to show where they have
been shot. and leaving the other squad
to find and treat these men. All cases
of illness occurring in the field army
are handled by this urga nization as
of routine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
AMERICAN SOLDIERS AND
NENICN>s EXCHANGE SHOTS

Washington, Aug. I2.-Chasng u
party OF gun runners down IN tho
BIG Bend country, saturday night
Major Sedgwick Rice, Of the Third
cavalry, for the first time met with
serious resistance. according to Of
fetal reports to the war department.
Mexican rebels fired upon the sol
diers and one private was slightly
wounded The troops returned the
FIRE. Killing one rebel, the report
says. aud capturing several others
with $4,000 rounds of ammunition.
The other rebels escaped across the
international line.
General Steevers report regarding
the small rebel bands that raided
across tina une into American terri
tory last week minimizes the whole
ATTAIN, Which the general says result
ga IA the stealing OF two horses. Tne
character of the country where the
raid occurred is such that 1t is often
Impossible for "a person To tell when
he Is an one side or The other OF the
boundary. Therefore the war de-
partment oflielitls are inclined to pe-
lievc that The MeNicans may not haNe
been Intentionally guilty.
General SteeVer was today IN
formed hy telegraph that he could
draw ON the S1oo.0O0 fund appro-
lrialed hy congress for the RELIEF OF
American refugees from Mexico 10
send To their homes any such Ameri-
cans as might satisfy him that they
were in need.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.


Convened az 10 a. m.
Judiciary committee refused to
make report on ponerene resolution.
directing attorney general to bring
criminal prosecutions against Off
ccrs OF Standard oil ana American
Tobacco Companies,
Financial operations of republican
congressional campaign committee
were reviewed hy campaign FUNDS
inv estigating committee bN Chairman
Mckinley.
Resumed debate on postolfice ap-
preparation bill the good roads Sec
tion being eliminated and provision
made for commission TO inquire in
to federal aid in highway constuc-
ton. Bourne- kristow parcels post
plan incorporated as substitute for
house provision.
senator La l'ullrttc. during the dis
cussion OF the postoftice appropria-
tion bin. charged postotfice officiais
with rifling his mail a charge which
postal officials declare absurd.
Adjourned at 6iao r. III. until 10
II. IN, Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
WAR PRAC T|CE IN
FULL BLAST ON
PACIFIC
Blue Forces Blow Up Bridge
and Delay Red Invaders in
Movement Toward San Fran
cisco.

lB, Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.
Salinas. Cal, Aug. While the
red army OF attack is in doubt as
to the Whereabouts of the main
force of the blue" defenders, the
the hands Of the ''blue" force that
was driven toward san Francisco
when the invaders landed Sunday at
the Preside OF Monterey. This after
noon the retreating force blew up a
bridge a mile south Of this city, and
in consequence the invaders viii be
delayed for number of hours.
The bridge was destroyed by a
machine gun platoon of the Twelfth
United States infantry. Five red
sentlies were captured without Il
fight and The success of the attempt
is considered a decided setbuck to
the reds, who previously seriously
threatened the safety Of the retreat
ing force under Colonel Bowen.
Ii appears probable tonight that
iste reds win not leave camp until
tomorrow morning, when another at
tempt will be made to capture the
rcueatng blues" who are making
in the general direction OF San Jose
in the hope Of being able to join the
body commanded 10y Colonel Gard
nor.
Brigadier General Walter Schuyler.
supervising general Of the mancu-
vers, is expected to arrive tonight in
Salinas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
COLORADO FEDERATION
OF LABOR MEETS

Crippl, Cf,rk. colo. Aug i.- Win
the resolutions committee of ihf 'ol'-
rado state Federation If Labor in q
hate session tonight thresnlns aui in
lifical issues to be taken az bs 'he
convention. ii appears At the cl's'' Of
IN. FIRST day meeting Of the seVen'A
annual convention that the proceed
lngs will grow interesting tomorrow
Tomorrow a resolution viii y. In
troduced hr Denver brewers asking
th.. federation 10 60 on record against
statewide prohibition. strong opposi-
ton Will bee foupd il j. said.
Today the delegates look q ride over
d scenic electric line.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
MAY HAVE KILL Ed
CONVICT BY POISON

canon riiy Colo. Aug l2.-Mrs
Mac purand tsiscnh"re and her COM
mon law husband Daniel Fiscnh' re-.
lrr held here suspected of the mur
DE- Of Morris EiSeuherg, a convict
sentenced for burglary In Denver
county. under the name "f Morris WI
liams fsisenberg died while being
drought o. the p.nitentlary from the
road camp al Harkdaie YESTERDAY. In
vestisatiun revealed thai Eiscnhers
had fak,u enough morphine g." Kill
fort, persons \ few hours h.for"
symptoms of illness were noticed an
the conliet Daniel Eisenhere and the
woman had been permitted to cvn-
ere. with ihe man. Elsenb're Wls a
morphine -iotim before his convict ~.
hut a year ago had 10. "a pronounced
cured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-13
WHITMAN ROM|SES
IMMUNITY FOR
SCHEPPS
Paymaster of Murder Car May
Go Free If He Makes Clean
Breast Regarding RosenthaI
Case,


New York, Aug. l2.~-Sam Schcpps
alleged ''paNmaster of the murder
crew that killcd Herman Roscnthal
is to bc held on his arrival here from
Hot springs Arkansas where he was
ARRESTED Saturday as a material wit
ness and not as one Of the accom-
plices II was stated by District Attor-
nev Whitman tonight
This form Of immunity Is condi-
tional upon Schepps willingness to
corroborate the stories of Jack Rose
and Bridgic" Webber charging that
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker was
the instigator Of the murder.
MIR Whitman does not believe
Schcpps took amy part in carrying out
the murder plot. but he thinks he
knew what was going on
The fugitive Is expected in New
York Thursday in the custody Of AS
sistant District ATTORNEY RUBY and de-
tcctivcs. whom the district attorney
sent To Hot Springs today
ine district attorney has unearthcd
more interesting facts about polio =
Lieutenant Becker. The latest rrvol-
alton IL that since December Becker
has rcnted safe deposit vault foi the
deposit Of securities The prosecutor
regarded this As important in view OF
the allegations thai Becker has grown
rich out of gambling graft
Although II has been reported that
Detective W. j. Burns has been work
ing on the case ever since the murder.
Mr whitman said tonight that Burne
had been on the case less th.tn fWo
weeks The detective who is Wortina
on The general graft feature Of ne
case VIII report tu the district atior-
mo, daily