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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
ROOSEVELT
DECLINES TO TALK
ABOUT ANYTHING
TO ANYBOD!
When He Arrives in His New
York office He is Met By
Crowd Of Anxious Political
Friends.
THEY ALL WANT TO
KNOW THE SAME THING
(By Evcniag Herald a. r. Leased wIrel

tn9 Evening" Herald A. =. Leased Wtrel
New York. y. Y, Jan. 5.-Col
Theodore Roosevelt came to New
York from oyster nay and found his
editorial ofice thronged. Various rec
ports that he was soon TO make q
statement ia regard 20 his political
position drew an unusually large
crowd OF inquirers. who bombarded
him with questions. Colonel Roose-
Welt gave little heed to the queries
"its no USE" he said. ~ shall say
nothing--not word"
The colonel was asked whether he
had seen the statement made by
Lawrence Abbott, president OF the
Outlook company declaring that Col
onel Roosevelt was not candidate
for the presidential nomination.
Il have not seen IT, he replied.
"po you expect to see IT."
II shall not" replied the colonel.
MIR. Abbott was mere communicate
i've
II made the statement" he said.
"without any consultation with Col
onel Roosevelt"
Mr.. Abbott said he wished TO make
Il clear that the statement could not
be construed as an authorized ex-
preston OF Colonel Roosevclt's Views.
do you think Colonel Roosevelt
would accept the nomination IL II
were offered to him." was asked.
II don't know. I don't believe Col
Roosevelt himself knows"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
COLD WAVE CONTINUES
OVER MIDDLE WEST

Kansas city NO. Jan. "a cold
wave from the northwest centorinp
over the Missouri valley gave that
district today the lowest temperatures
Of the winter The readings ranged
from four degrees below zero az Kan
sas city to ~ below in Huron. $. d.
In Sioux city the mercury registered
rs below, IN Omaha "A 0e'ow, In Des
Molnes 10 below, In st. Joseph. Mo-,
six below.
The southwest did not experience
extreme temperatures. Dodge City
kans., has 2. oklahoma city rs.
Amarillo, Texas 2s, Fort Worth, Tex
as -, and Little Rock, Ark. 26.
Prominent officials of the gas com
pany have been arrested ON city war
rants because Of the low pressure of
the gas supply which is piped into
the city from the Kansas fields.
Gas gauges were placed at various
points about tho city and the results
showed that al some places the pres-
sure was SO low as 10 scarcely regis
ter.
In some OF the additions to the
city whefa many OF tho fashionable
homes are. located, residents have
not had enough gas supply TO do the
cooking. They have been forced TO
close all but one or two rooms In
some houses and many people are
travelling back and forth Ia automO-
hiles eating their meals at down town
cafes because they can not prepare
food at their homes.
An effort will be made 10 get serv-
leo ON r. l.. Brundrott, general man
agar.
At the gas company ofices this
morning n was said that the pipe line
10 the Kansas fields and the pumps
were working perfectly and that KAN
Has City was getting All the gas that
could be brought through the pipes. II
that was not enough Il was because
tho consumption was greater az times
than the supply could be with present
facilities.
Ia the northeast part of the city
thare was practically no gas last
night or this morning. In the vicinity
OF TWentyaeventh street ana Pros
pect avenue the pressure was low at
dinner time last night. bat had In
creased by 10 O'Clock and continued
good until the breakfast hour this
morning on the south side there
was very little gas early last night
and In some districts there was not
enough this morning 10 cook break
fast. In the vicinity Of Twelfth street
and Tracy avenue there was plenty Ol
gas at 5 o'clock this morning. but the
pressure rapidly decreased from then
on.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
FULL HONORS ARE
PAID TO ADMIRAL
BOB EVANS At
THE GRAVE
Fighting Sailor is Given sa-
Lutte Of Fifteen Guns and
Taps is Sounded Over His
Casket.
EMPEROR OF GERMANY
SENDS REPRESENTATIVE

(ny Evening Herald a. p. Leaned wtFsl
Washington, y. G.. Jan 5.--presi-
Gent TAN. members OF mis- cabinet.
Admiral Dewey, practically every
naval officer on duty In Washington
and many prominent officials attend p
ed the funeral OF Rear Admiral Rob-
ley ID. Evans today. The obseaules
were marked with fun military hon
ors.
An unusual tribute was paid to the
memory OF Admiral Evans by EN-
peror William Of Germany As tho
special representative OF the empe-
ror, Commander Retzmann, the Ger
man naval attache. attended the fu-
neral and placed wreath on the
bier OF the admiral. who had been
intimately known By the emperor.
Early In the day he body was trans
forred frSm the family home 70 All
souls Unitarian church. the easket
being wrapped in a rear admirals
flag and the stars and stripes. The
services were conducted by President
Iafts pastor, Rev. Pierce.
During services the famous paul
Revere" bell. which rang out a warn
ing To the minute men for the first
battle Of the reyoiution was tolled.
After the ceremonies al the church,
eight petty officers from tho u. y. S.
Dolphin preceded ey prominent naval
and military pail bearers, bore the
flowor-mden casket TO a gun caisson.
A military escort, commanded by
Rear Admiral sliney staunion, ana
composed of tho ,uli brigade of milf
tiamen from the naval academy. acted
as guard OF honor
At the grave Taps" was sounded
and salute of guns fired
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
MORE INDICTMENTS
LIKEtlY AT LOs ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cat, Jan. More
indictments are expected tomorrow
by thc federal grand jury This was
Indicated today whom Federal Judge
Wellhorn announced that there would
be session of his court tomorrow,
saturday The federal gr1ud jury
held but a short session to-day cx-
amlning only postofficc Inspector
Arthur Gray. The calling of Gray
gave rise to reports that an Inquiry
into the use of the malls To- further
the alleged dynamite conspiracy "a
line Of inquiry recently suggested by
United states District Attorney Me-
COrmick, had been taken up by the
lnqulsltors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
NATIONAL PACKING
COMPANY FOUNDERS
ARE NAMED BY A
WITNESS
Government Brings Out Fur
ther Details of Giant Mer-
ger Begun in 1908 By Ar
mour-Swift Combine.
INDEPENDENT CONCERNS
WERE TAKEN INTO POOL
(ny Evensas Herald a. p. Lea,1d wIrsl

(ny Evenspg Herald A. r. Lea.1d wireD
Chicago. Jan. t5.-Details OF the
organization Of the National Packing
company, formed March Is. 1903,
with capital Of si5. 900. .000. to op-
crate the thirteen Independent pack
ing companies previously acquired by
the Armour, Swift and Norris inter-
este, to be included in the proposed
"hillion dollar" merger were given
the jury today IN the trial 0f the ten
Chicago packers charged with con.
spiracy IN restraint Of trade.
Tho incorporat0rs were given as
Louis y. Daley and Kenneth Me-
Laren. officers Of the Corporation
Trust company OF Jersey city, n. j.,
and w. II. Mitheli Colby was called
today as the governments fourth
witness.
Are YOU familiar with the busi-
ness OF the National Packing COM
pany?" asked District Attorney James
II. wlikeFson.
Only with the office and account
Ing end OF the business" replied COL
by. who then gave a list Of the sub
sidlary companies operated By the
National Packing company as fol-
lows;
G.. ILL., Hammond a Co, Hammond
Packing Co. Anglo-Amcrican Provi-
sion Co., Omaha Packing CO.. United
Dressed Beef Co, ST. Louis Dressed
Beef ana Provision CO.. New York
Butchers Dressed Beef CO.. Western
Packing Co. Colorado Packing Co,
Ruddy Bros. Plankington Packing
Co, smith Bros. Handy Bros.
sir. Wtkerson introduced In eyi-
dcnce the minutes OF the first meet
ing Of the National Packing company,
heid March rs. 1908. IN Jersey city.
The minutes rcoited that after the
three incorporators had formed the
National Packing company, Kenneth
Mci.arcn retired AS president ana
Louis -. Daley and W. n. Mt4cheli
resigned as directors. these officers
being chosen. President, Jesse =.
Lyman; secretary and treasurer.
James y. standlsh; directors, J. Og-
den Armour. @. r. swift, Edward
Morris. r. A. Valentine. Arthur Meek
or Edward Tliden. a. II. Needer'
Thomas 70. Wilson. Jesse p. Lyman,
James d. Standish and Kenneth Nc
Iaren. Later Louis Il. swift sue
oeeded "A. H. Veeder as director.
The stock Gf the corporation was
held by Armour. Swift and Morris,
and IN 1895 Edward Thdon was made
president
District Attorney wllkorson then
offered Ia evidence two ledgers con-
tanning records Of directors meet
ings OF the National Packing com-
pany from March "a, 1893. 10 June
s, 1919. aztec they bad been identi-
fled hy Colby Counsel for the de-
fendants vigorously objected 10 the
Introduction OF this evidence and the
Jury was excused willis the attorneys
argued the question.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
OLD TRANSIT HOUSE
N CHICAGO NEAR
STOCK YARDS IS
BURNING
Intense Cold and Freezing of
Water Mains Hamper Fire
men in Their Efforts to
Save Big Building.
GIRLS ARE RESCUED :.
FROM SIXTH FLOOR
CBy Evenins Herald A. p. Lsasea wSrsI

NY ENemAnB Herald A. y. Leased WtFol
Chicago, ILL.,, Jan, 5.-The Transit
House at the Union stock yards Is
burning. The flames started while the
hotel which Is a gathering place for
stock men from all parts OF the coun-
try was crowded with gnosts. Il is
reported that all the occupants cs.
capped without injury. a number OF
girls In the servants quarters on the
top floor Of the burning building were
trapped Firemen who raised ladders
rescued some Of the women, but we're
said TO have been driven back by the
flames before all had been carried "a
safety. Later II was declared all had
escaped. The Intense cold hampored
the firemen. as several nydrants were
frozen and for time II was impossi-
BILE for the fire fighters TO send
streams 20 the sixth floor, where the
sleeping quarters Of the employees are
Iocated
The fire started in tho kitchen and
the crowded dining room soon vas
filed with smoke, causing a stampede
OF guests
Many Of the guests had exciting es-
oapes. A livestock commission man
and his wife, who escaped from their
room thinly clad were so bcnumbed
By the cold that they could not de-
Bcend the fire escape and were car
rled TO the ground By iiremon.
Al o'clock the flromen asserted
that the flames were under control
Lack Of water IN sufficient quantities.
threatened 20 give the flames another
start ana more engines we're sum
mOned. The reinforcements directed
their attention 20 preventing the
flames from spreading 10 adjoining
buildings. II was estimated the loss
would reach $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
JUAREz RACEs

Gny laVeaInH Heraie a. - t.sssea wlFsp
JuaTeg. Mexico, Jan. s.-o-Entries FOR
tomorrow
First race, selling, ono mile, san
Bernlto, H9i Ego White, 'sabido
Travis Eddloman. i0t; Ben Uncas
WeymC lth. SIR lrenus. i0i; Barney
Oldfleld. Ounston, Wicket, 100; Os-
euro. 1885 kiddy Lee, i0g, Keep Mov-
ing. III: Charles Green, ia.
second race. selling. seven frlongg;
sIudfe CahlnesH. RampNnt, Rose
worth. 1o3; Tifils. 100. Zulu. Black
nsate. los; Onatassa. III
Third race, selling. one mile. 'Nan-
ME McDee, eai ThistleroHe, Lawn,
9Si sam ConnOr, Boogor Battle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

sieepland. 800. Brackbonta. Dude.
Robert. Jack Wainwright, iO3.
Fourth race. selling, seven fur
longs Bob Farley. Tim Judge, i05;
soma. Flying Footsteps, Little Jane,
iO6. l.. NJ. Eckert Juan. Fred Null
holland. los; Wool Winder III.
Fifth race, selling. six furlongs;
'seronade, iOi; Horetic. Mamac. i05;
Acequla. Emma g., i06; Waner, El-
der. Pit-a-Pat. Braxton. John n.
sheehan. Gramcrcy. Hancock, l0Si
Billy Mayhue, Hex, Rosamo, III.
sixth race. selling. one mile; Naive
Girl, %. sYankee Pooh, 05; Jim Caf-
foFata, Miami, 100; fJudge Walton,
Chan,lcior. Lena Leach, iOi; Flying
Feet, 109.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
PROGREssIvEs PLACE
ROOSEVELT IN RACE

Newark. n, j., Jan. 5.--Progressive
Republican leaders in New Jersey
probably viii place Colonel Roose-
velts name on the presidential pri-
mary ballots without asking his por-
mission, according TO q statement
made here today by Everitt Colby. "a
member OF the state Progressive
league and candidate for nomination
as United states senator. Mr. Colby
said that the league soon would meet
60 determine is choice for the presi-
dcncy Leaders in Essex cOuaty
want Roosevelt. while the Hudson
county men favor LaFollette," Mr.
Colby said:
I'VE are now trying 20 determine
the choice OF leaders in other coun-
ties"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
House.


Andrew Carnegie requested hy
steel Investigation committee TO tea
tlfy January no. has agreed 10 90 80.
Foreign affairs committee conclud-
cd hearings on bin for international
protection OF seals and otter Ia north
ern Pacific
Fiizgerald Of New York. chairman
OF appropriations committee. acted al
parliameniarian 20 the speaker Ia the
forced absence OF Parslamentarian
Crisp in Georgia Adjourned al AZ "a
y. M. until noon Sunday QOl
eulOgles)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
nc REauLTs TopAY

Juarez, Mexico, jan 5.--Ftrst race.
three furlongs: Beulah Nc, 1l0 tMur-
ray). 30 to J., woni Maud Mckee, I 10
tBuxton), 6 to !, second; Rosa Rab-
lee ll0 (Gross), 10 to /, third. Time
80 2-5. Tonderst Velie Forty, Phllo-
pena, Casanova. Inquieta and Queen
of tho Turf also ran.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
Although He Is Kept in Bed
on Trip Across Illinois, He
Makes Sensational Speech
at Bloomington.
CHESTER ROWELL GETS
PRAISE AS EDITOR
Senator from Wisconsin De-
Clares That Fresno Paper
Led Fight Which Broke
Power of Southern Pacific.

(ny Evening Herald A. q. Leased wase1
Bloomington, fll, Jan. 5.--senGtor
LaFoIlette addressed crowd which
packed theater here today. He paid
"a tribute TO the late Judge David
Davis Of Bloomington and to Chester
Roweli, formerly Of BLOOMINGTON. now
editor of paper az Fresno. Cal.
whom he credited with leading the
battle for destroying the political
power OF the Southern Pacific rail-
way Quoting a warning uttered BY
Judge Davis on the growth OF corr
porations, senator LaFollotse entered
into "A discussion Of encroaohments on
the public domain.
senator f.aFollette declared that
originally the public domain amount
ed TO 1,40o, 100000 acres. or this
amount outside Of Alaska, T.000.0O0
have been disposed Of There have
been excluded Through the exercise OF
the homestead only i55,000.0 900 acres.
Railroads and other corporations
have received In government grants
i-s,000,oOO acres, and state grants OF
$1,000 900 acres.
The speaker aald that II the losing
system, which was abandoned Ia lsA5,
had been continued "the revenue
would today be almost sufficient 20
defray all expenses OF the national
government, and trusts and monopol-
les would not have been possible
He condemned the praciice OF SELL
ms government land a. not less than
so an acrv " more than l5 mites
from q railrond and NOT less than SEQ
an acre u within 10 miles Of a rail-
road.
on the pRrty's arrival here d was
apparent that the uator WAS suffer-
ing Intensely when he began 20 speak,
the strain Under Hhich be was labor
ing was evident
In hts speech here. h0 Vfnfated the
main points of ris tallss on ifc public
domaia az Bloomington anI 4 crowd
that taxed the capacity Df tho LOCAL
theatcr heard him.
During the hftcen minute stop at
Clinton, the crowd clamored for a
sieht OF the senator and he appeared
Just long enough to extend greetings.
speaking FOR only two minutes.
From Decatur the senator and his
party Wtht W ETiiHkHtlN W hNAf'tf
conference of his lllnois adherents
being scheduled there late today.
When senator LAFoilet,e arrived al
Springfield shortly alter 3 D. ", he
showed considerable Improvement
physically as result OF the constant
ministrations Of his physicians II
WAS announced that he will be able 10
tll ali his engagements.
Decatur. Illinois. January B.--scn-
Rtor n. ~ TaFolletto is on the
verge OF a physical collapse as con-
sequence Of his hard campaigning
through Michigan and Illinois and an
attack OF ptomalne poisoning two
nights ago. Travelling across Illinois
today he was kept Ia bed during the
intervals between stations and was so
exhausted by lengthy speech at
Bloomington that he Was unable 20
address his audience here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
ROCHE AND DIXON
ARE IN FINE FORM
suy Uvemina uerata A. a. laeaaea gaflrat

Kansas City, ohio. Jan Roth
Johnny Roche OF San Francisco and
Tommy Dixon Of Kansas city. today
announced themselves In fine trim
for the scheduled n-round bout to-
might before the Grand Avenue Ath-
letlc club OF this city The winner Of
the match would be IN line for a con.
test with the victor in the Abe Attell-
Johnny Kilbane battle, scheduled for
Los Angeles Feb % Betting today
slightly favored the kansas City
featherweight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

partmeut OF Justice nor to Issue the
proclamation until after certain mat
tors concerning the territory have
formally been disposed or This. a Is
said, can be done next week and the
president, u Is understood. viii then
issue his proclamation, admitting New
Mexico 10 the union.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
MemANleAL TAKEN
VIA NEW ORLEANS

Hutchinson. Kans. Jan. 5.--Traln-
men and passongers on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific train reported
to be- carrying Oriie McManigal. gov
ernmont witness IN the dynamlte con.
spiracy case TO indianapolis. said here
this afternoon that McManiRal was
sent via New Orleans from m Phao.
Texas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
MISSOURI HARD mT
RY SEVERE WEATHER

g. Louis Jan. Temperatures
IN eastern Missouri and southern ~
lnolF ranged from two degrees below
90 l6 degrees above zero today Al
Hannibal Mo. the thermometer reg
istered tWo below. ana az Cairo. iii.
io above.
In &c. Louis the thermometc- fc.
corded tho lowest temperature Of the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
President Will Not issue His
Statehood Proclamation Until
Some Day Next Week He Says

Especial Telegram 90 EvenInE Hernldl
Washington, y. C., Jan. s.--preai-
dent Tafg ala not sign his statehood
proclamation Al ten o'clock this morn
ms as he had announced he would.
Yesterday, he Instructed the secre-
tary 81 state to prepare the proclamQ-
tion but Il ia nid here today, that
the president was asked by the de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
MEXICAN MINERS ON A STRIFE.
(nv sweating narntd a. q. s.aanea Wire,

II TNHO, IeNHH, 8Hn, ~ HVfHIu
special from chihuahua says $500
miners In santa Eulalia district, ten
miles from there, are on strike for
an cight-hour day and 80 per cent In
crease in wages.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
SCHOOL CHILDREN
AND TEACHERS
ARE KILLED
Building at Seville, Spain Col
lapses and Little Ones Are
Caught in WEeokage end
Mangled.


shS AveAinB NAeralt ~ -. Leased Wtref
Seville, Spain Jan. b.--A large
number of childrtl together with The
teachers we're killed and MANNED by
the collapse of CO. hp,tding OF a pn-
yate school here today ID is not
known how NAM pupils were In at
tendance a. the me OF the oatastro-
phe bat the dead bodies Of the head
master. three women teachers and
three children have already been ex-
iricaied and II r. 'elieyed many more
r eabufied beneath fallen masonry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
ENTIRE Block M

Columbia, $. c., Jan. 5.-Fire wiped
out an entire block IN the wholesale
district Of Columbia today and lnflct-
ed damage estimated at between
S325 900 and Si500O0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
THE WEATHER.

, Denver. Colo, Jan Fore-
east Colorado unsettled and
generally overcast with local
B snow in mountain district TO-
, night on SATURDAY. not so cold.
New MeSico Unsettled and
, generally overcast, with snow in
north portion tonight or Satur-
day rising temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
RIVER
BLOCKED WITH ICE

burlington, Ia, Jan. 5.--The Mis-
sissippi river here was blocked with
ice this morning and the temperature
was II degrees below zero.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
MRS. DAY rs DEAD
AT CANTON HOME


(ny Eveaing TEeFata 4. r. Leased Wlrel
Canton, o., Jan. 5.-Mrs. Day. wife
OF Sustlce of the auprcme Court, Will
liam Il. Day. died az the family resi-
dcnce this afternoon.
~ the bedside at the time OF her
death were all members OF the Day
family.
Mrs. Day was 65 years old. The
family consists Of Justice Day and
four sons; Judgo VIM, A. nay OF tho
United states district court at Cleve-
land, Luther and Rufus Day. lawyers
81 Cleveland and stephen Day. lawyer
OF Chicago.
Death was due 20 cancer Of the
spine.
For several menths her life hung
in the balance. Nothing eould induce
Justice Day 20 leave Canton Ifo
rarely was away from hls house and
the strain told heavily on him. Mrs.
Day was the dauRhter OF the late AIR.
ana Mrs Lcuis schaenor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
DIES MONIES REPORTs
FIFTEEN BELOW

Des Moines, Ia.. Jan The gov
ernment thermnmeicr acre registered
10 degrees below zero at o'clock this
morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
FOURTEEN DEGREEs
BELOW AT DAVENPORT

Davenport, Ia, Jan 5.--rhe wea-
thor bureau here reported ~ degrees
below zero az o'clock this morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

Witness. Il Is reported that his guard
will bring him Into this city either
tomorrow night or Sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

winter. five above xaro Eight hun
drcd and thiriy-aix homeless nier
slept last night in The p1lics shelter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05
TODAY IN CONGRESS
CBy Evealns Herald A. =. Lenssa wirsD
Senate.

Not in session Meets Monday
Interstate commerce committee re-
suming hearings on trust problems.
Monetary commission met 10 put
iinal touch on report TO congress on
National Reserve association plan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-05

ORTIE McMANISAL ~ TEXAS.
cay Evenin9 fiersio A. r.. Leased wirel
Dalhart. TeXes. Jan G.-Ortle Me-
Manlgal. government witness In the
dynamite conspiracy was reported TO
have passed through here en- route
20 indianapolis on the Rock Island
train al 4.20 a. m. today.