Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
Albuquerque Man Discusses
Vehicle Situation in New
State at Great Longitude
for the President.
EXECUTIVE INTERESTED
IN SAD FATE OF COLLIE
State Representative Explains
to Waiter That He Is Not
Senator LaFollette and Or.
ders Steak.
( 8urcau OF Animal Industry,
{ Care Chinese Legation.
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Nuft tNuteNt NHlkAtiont
Washington, y. g., Jan. 5.
That President Taft Is developing q
keen interest IN the political situa-
ton Ia the perea addition. as II at
fects the national Republican party
IN that bailiwick, was demonstrated
to-day when tho president had the
honor % a lengthy audience with
John Baron fiurs Of Precinct IL. rep-
resentatlye-elect from Albuquerque IA
the first Rtate legislature.
The president called upon Mr. Burg
by appointment az 1 o'clock and he
was tuiiy informed as to every phase
Of the political situation in New Mex
leo and as to just what he could and
could not 40 IN his coming campaign
for the Republican presidential nom
inatiun In SO far as New Mexico was
concerned and especially that pUr-
ton of New Mexico located within
the classic precincts Of the Perea adj
dltlon.
MI TAFT and even Secretary Hilles
were deeply impressed ana during
the entire interview they sat perfect
Is motioniess and Interrupted MIR.
Burg but once, when Secretary Hilies,
with a meaning glance az the pyesi-
dent, requested Mr.. Burg TO pardon
the digression while he inquired
briefly as 90 what Mr. Burg thought
OF the annexation OF Canada In case
Ireland secured home rule under the
leadership Of Or. sun.
II IS understood that Mr.. Burg
went into the matter at some length,
but Mr.. Hilles declared that owing
TO the delicate situation existing IN
Persia the matter could not be made
public at this time.
Mr.. Burg made II plain to the pres
ldent that unless Germany was wadc
20 consider reae5ustment of the
potash question the recently discav.
pfeg i50susaf fftfdg IN the perea Addl-
tlon and near Willard would be OPP
Grated on an extensive scale.
The complexion OF the various
members Of the newly elected stat,
legislature was gone over carefully
the president ovlnclng keen inter.
est when Informed hy MIR. Burg thai
the changes ia the facial expressions
80 noticeable this year were brough'
about by the custom Of travelling IN
second Inland hearses, which prevent.
ed the tanning 90 the face By sun ant
wind, and which also gave a peculiar
air OF hauteur and elegance to tins
general situation
Mr.. Burg declared that the auto.
mobile. which had been in use for 8
number Of years, among the plebeiag
element. must step down and out oi
the new state would 80 Democratic
in the presidential eiectlop IN 1912.
That the president has a keen IN
terest In the new bandwagun az THU
TIME. with the presidential campaign
drawing on, Is said 70 be quite evil
dent
II Is also quite certain that all tn
information being secured by tn
/ president on the real vehicle describ
ed by Mr.. Burg does not tend 10 IN
crease his confidence IN Messrs. As
auth as prime minister and ). Nor
gan Schuster. treasurer general de
funct Of Persia, who have heretofor
assumed 10 speak with authorit
about equipagos. and both OF whom
are said to favor dog carts Ia prefer
enoe 20 any other style OF vehicles.
II Is believed that the president
showing a great inclination TO get hi
vehicle Information NJ present fron
other sources
The president ana Mr. Hllles wer
| forced to retire from Mr. Burg's pres
ence a trifie earlier than they had an
/ tlcipaied. owing 70 the fact that on
81 Mr Rurs's ooliies, Which hay
made the Perea addition famous, wa
! suffering from ptomaine pGlsonin
/ ana required the care Of It's master
Il SIR Bnrg has been in Washinsto
several days and has been kept ae
lively engaged by prominent states
men Of both branches OF congress
none OF whom were expecting hiF
lat the capital az this time and WI
consequently failed 10 pro-arrang
their engagements with him.
Mr surg did not have his equipag
with him. having departed for Wash
lngtOn hurriedly, and owing TO his an
tipathy for any other means Of trani
pOrtatiOn he has found u necessnf
% make use temporarily % the stre'
tars, much 10 his dihpleasure. 4
the street cars are forbidden TO tran,
port pets, Mr. Burg's colliea have ~
NAMED al their apartments in On
New Willard most 81 the time, an
the separation thus Imposed has bee
quite distressing 10 their owner
An embarrassing inrifent Of N
Burg's stay here occurred last eVei
Ing as he was entering the reatoul
ant on Pennsylvania avenue, whei
he has been accustomed 90 dine wit
several prominent politicians VIII
whom he fraternlges here. A.
was about 20 be seated al a table, th
waiter nilstook MIN for senator "a
Toilette, who d not now Ia Wasi
ineton. and 20 addressed him. "A
nurgp confusion was bus for a m'
mont. when Ne recovered his usu.
dignity and eclat and treated N
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