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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
BLANCHE RING UNDER KNIFE.
Actress Operated on for Append
citis at Sana torium.

New York. Aug. 3-Blanche Ring, the
actress. was operated upon for appen.
dicitis to-day at the private sanatoriunl
of Miss Alice Perigo. No. 2s3 Central
Park West. The operation was perform
ed by DR.. George W. Roberts.
At a late hour tonight Miss Ring was
resting comfortably. The actress has
been i'll for several days.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
NEWSPAPER WOMAN JAILED.
London Mail Correspondent Ac
cused of RoyaliSt Plot.

Lisbon, Aug. 3-Miss Dram, the Lon
don Daily Mails correspondent here.
was arrested to-day on suspicion of COM
plicity In a royalist plot. Policemen had
previously searched her residence. The
British minister is investigating.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
PLENTY BESIDES MEAT.
Big Crops of Foodstuns in the West
and Northwest.

Chicago. Aug awhile the price of
meat is going up the cost of other food
stuffs shows little change. Indications
of immense crops in the West and
Northwest tend to keep prices down and
according to authorities, prices for
fruits. vegetables, provisions, and
cereals and their by-products will be
lower.
The increase in the prices of poultry
and eggs is attributed directly to the
high cost of meat. Flour has gone down
In price. and milling interests said to-
day that the indications were that 1t
will go still lower.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
SON TO MEET MRS. GRACE.
blind boy Says He'll Go to station
to Greet Mother.

Philadelphia. Aug. 3-Still in absolute
ignorance of his mothers arrest. trial.
and acquittal. seven-year-old Webster
Opie. blind son of Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace.
was overjoyed to-day when told that his
mother was coming home to see him.
Il don't care II 1t is way late at night
when mammals train comes to the sta
tion." he said. I'm going to be down
there to meet herr you just bet. know
how glad she'll be to see me. for mamma
always did love me'and treat me nice"
The little fellow has been Ill.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
BOSTON COPPER STOCK.

Quotations furnished br W. B. Hibfs & Co. mem
oers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build.
nG
Boston. Aug. 2-The market was quiet and easy
closing weak Early sdrance in United States
Smelling was feature other coppens turned heavy
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
NEW YORK COFFEE.

New York Aug. 3-Pnrate reports Of spod rain.
in Texas. not down on todAys map. broSs cotton
sharply from the opening this morning on an ss-
gresdve bear raid Ths days pSices were a. fol-
1ovs TO-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04

Copenhagen will be electrically lighted from
Troilbatton, Norway, By . cable passing under the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibhs o., men.
ben Of the New York stock Exchange, Hihns Buud,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
RAILROADS

Quotations furpished ~ ". \ Hises Z On.
member Of the Sew yort stosk ssenanse. Hsss
Building.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-15
Absolutely Without Air.
How long can n human being exist
without arr"

How long can n human being exist
without arr"
AT least four hours"
Quit you kidding. I'm asking a
plain question. and l expect a serious
answer"
I'm giving it 20 you. ! have proved
60 my own satisfaction. and very re-
Gently. that u human being can live
four hours when absolutely deprived
~ air"
"Nourc i oool \ boy car stay IN
der water for two minutes. 4; he has
s,ronS lungs EVen an ambitious ami
MAJ can
On. cat hat I've proved it I rode
Ncm SSrv IL HscAlo n the upper
NrtN ~ = Slee9sv = she other night
AM l w&s taken cat alive ear prove
IL Pain Mailer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
SMALL BOY IS RUN
OVER BY AUTO
Oscar spetter, Jr., Attempts
to Cross Street and is Hit
BY Machine Driven BY Miss
Dorothy McMillen.

Oscar Spetter, Jr. tbs twelve year
Oh son Of Oscar spetter. OF 900 West
Stover avenue, boilermaker In the
santa Fe shops. was run over by an
automobile driven hy Miss Dorothy
McMillin, daughter of Attorney A. b.
McMillen, al 1850 o'clock this after
noon. The boy started TO cross Third
street at Genital avenue and failed
TO see the oncoming machine. lie
was knocked down and his right arm
and leg run over, DR.. de in Vergne
was called and the boy removed TO
his Office, whore emergency treatment
was Administered. Later the lad was
taken to hts home In the McMillen
machine, whore Or. w. "a. Hope, the
family physician. was also called to
assist Or. de Ia Vergne II IS possible
that the boy is internally injured. al
though more thorough examination
VIII De required TO say whether or not
such II the case. II Is said the acci-
dent was unavoidable on Miss McMn-
lens part.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
NO MORE SHOULDER
BLADE WAIST LINES

Chicago, Jan New Lines and
curves in womC1's clothes were DEM
onsirhted today 0n twelve 1.-THE, will
loWy, live models az the National
lailorH ana Dressmakers' congress.
one noticeable Change D. return 60
the natural waist iue. The empire ef-
feet, that located a wOmnn's waist
up between tha shoulder blades. ~
taboocd. Sailor coilars and large la
p,is nave also fallen into disfavur, and
an coats to have decided "out-
away" effect.
Tailored suits Cor sping win not
vary much from hose worn last aut-
nmn' The short Jacket will obtain
Long coats, except Tor motoring. will
not be worn Shirts viii IA closely
ahout the hips but VIII be- given
more Hare az OBJ. hem
hatine, often m staken Cor Ox-Turk-
ish toWelinE W.i be- much used for
trimming Bewuso OF the name ANA
IT'S popularity % y.u be infhtcly more
expensive IMAM tDweling but e thrlfty
woman VIII hr uple "a use ordinary
toWeiing ana be strlctiy in style.
Atlantic blue D. the new color. Cafe
an lait pNradiug under "a new name,
~ also one of the new colors, II c0m-
pines beautifully wish black. Black
anu while, Tiny hooks. resembling an
oxford gray trimmed With touches o.
REQ. VIII Dc popular. Tartan plaids
wiz Dc used tD decorate white serge
ana navy blue uits. Pongeo IN nat
urni r"l"fs with purple trimming
VIII De- used abuldantly on tailored
ruita.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
BLOCK SPRAINED A
LEG GREETING
AUTOMOBILE
Veteran Resident of Jemez
Springs Was So Glad to See
Motor Party That He Met
With Accident.

w. i. Trimble, one Of the members
pf the motot riattN@that fhirit the ree-
ord breaking trip TO Jemc1 Springs
and return today reports that J g..
Block, a veteran resident Of the
famous resort, Is confined 90 his bed
as tho result OF an accident with
which he met last Friday when the
motorists made their first time to
the sprlngs. Overjoyed az seeing a
machine climb up the hin for the
first time. and enthusiastic at seeing
hls friends, Mr. Block ran out 20
meet the party. failing In making his
way 90 the automobile Tho fan re-
suited In badly sprained leg. MIR.
Block was very much disappointed to-
DAY that he WAS unable 90 get ont az
the house and again greet the motor
lists He sent his compliments and
regrets 10 the automohilc men by
Mrs Block.
According 70 one OF the party. Mrs.
Block volunteered 20 serve coffee dur
ing the stop at the springs one
member OF the party had not taken a
drink ~ coffee IN FIVE wars ana was
forced 10 decline by force OF habit.
The others drank tho beverage. The
only unpleasant Incident on the trip
happened az Bernalillo. where Berger
who was entrusted with carrying a
bottle OF ginger abe, had the misfor-
tune 20 drop the bottle ON n hard
stretch Of road the ginger ale being
spilled over the trial. Berger was
roundly abused by his fellow occu-
pants Of the car for his oarelcssness
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
ATHLETES ARE FAST
GETTING INTO
GOOD SHAPE
Several of the Men Who Are
to Perform at Elks' Theater
Friday Night Giving All
Attention to Training.

With the big doings that happen in
,elks thcater next Friday night only
a bare live DAYS oway. the perform
crs who have been signed up 20 ap-
pear under the auspices Of the New
Mexico Athletic club are now Riying
ting into tho best possible form for
the occasion. Several OF the men are
doing nothing else than working out
and good training partners with ex-
pcrience are IN demand. Two Of the
rivals for one OF the big events have
established separate training quarters
and crowds Of eager fans are daily
watching the Workouts Admission
60 the stunts 81 the Eiks Friday will
be dollar In the main part OF the
house. IS cents for the balcony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
COURT NOTES.

The mandamus case of Stella sitter
against the board OF school directors
OF Gallup. IN which she seeks 10 com
pei the board To rainstate her az "a
teacher and put back into effect her
contract for "a years employment. is
still before the district court here.
After a night session Saturday the
case went over until o'clock this
afternoon. when argument was heard,
II Is likely thar The case will be SUBJ
mitted In brief before final decision
is rendered hy Judge Reynolds Miss
sitter connteuds that she was cocrced
into resiging her position.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
FATHER DI PALMA rs
BURIED IN TRINIDAD;
- SIMPLEST OF SERVICES

Trinidad, Colo, Jan. Funeral
services sor Father Richard ri Palma,
s. j.. pastor Of Holy Trinity parish,
who died here saturday morning.
were held az 9 O'Clock this morning
Holy Trinity church was filled with
hundreds OF former parlshioners Of
the deceased clergyman. From oil
the surrounding mining camps people
came in hundreds yesterday TO look
for the last time on the face OF The
dead priest, whose body lay in state
from 3 o'clock yesterday until the
hour FOR the funeral this morning.
The requiem mass was celebrated thls
morning by Father Persono and Faith
er LOnegan. The mass was simple
and short
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
GUITAR PLAYER HAD
PISTOL IN SHOE
But When the Sweet Strains
Of Music Took Possession OF
Him Carlos Vanseula For.
got His Armament.

His love OF music proved the un-
doing OF carlos YanEurla. musician
Of old Albuquerque who was SEN
fenced 20 tire county lail this after
noon for sixty long days hy Justice Of
tine Peace Romero on charge of
carrying concealed weapon
Nansucia, ~ appeared. according to
The testimony of deputy sheriff. care
riod "a mall pistol la tho top OF his
shoe. but where hc got into trouble
was sn playing mis- guitar for select
audience in an old town saloon. When
Dc played rho guitar Vansuela placed
ono foot upon chair ANA hOisted his
uouscf leg accordingly As the splr-
90 OF the music oNerpuWCrod him, he
forgot and placed the wrong foot up
on the chair, exposing tIc pistol. lie
was playing "a sweet melody m rapt
manner when @ deputy sheriff walked
in, saw the pistol and terminated the
concert by arrestinE Napguela. he
has bis guitar in JAIN SEQ time viii not
hang heavily upon his hands The
ahrrins oli.o has another pistol ln
the junk hos bon the big safe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
SMAtt BOYS BUILD
BIPLANE WHICH
MAY FLY YET
Fifteen Year Old Lads Try
Out Heavier Than Air Ma
chine ON Mesa Fails to Rise
in Initial Experiments.

Albert LaDrleTe, l5 years old, and
Perfecto Romero, also -. have con-
structed q biplane, modelled after the
Curtiss machine which made flights
In Albuquerque during the last state
fair, which viii probably be seen how
ering over the city before long, with
one or the other OF the two young
sters hanging on TO the frame work
and steering the craft at Will Ever
since Charles r. Walsh made his sen
sational flights here, Ia Drlere, who
is a son Of Architect J. H. IaDriere.
and young Romero, have quietly work
ed away building n biplane. On Sat
uiday the machine was towed ont on
the mesa and an attempt was made
20 soar into the upper air, rhe un-
CINE was started and worked woil but
ala not mrn the Wapcliers fast enough
% get the machine od The ground. II
Is believed that with a more expensive
engine, the blplane viii vndlcate the
claims Of the youthful mCchanicians.
The youngsters built the biplane with
their own hands, having bat few tools
and but very little cash with which
10 purchase material The machine
rs constructed along proper lines IN
mechanical way, IN the opinion OF
expert mechanlclans who have seen
Il and several have Expressed the
opinion that successful flights viii
set be accomplished with ~. Young
la Driere and his companion are per-
haps the most experienced aorOplane
men for their age IN the southwest
and before long hope 10 be known as
real aviators
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
HAS
CONCLUSION OF
THE BRAIN
A. L. Eisenberg, Injured in
Santa Fe Boiler shops; No
Fracture of Skull; Will
Probably Recover.

While plying his trade IN the local
santa re shops this afternoon. A. j..
Eisenberg. boilermakcr, was acci-
dentoly struck on the head In some
unknown manner ana sustained con-
cu9slon OF the brain The injured
man was quickly taken 20 tho santa
Pc hospltal, whore Or J. W. Colbert
found conclusion. but no fracture. n
is believed the man will recover with
out any serious or permanent results.
Elsenberg gained consciousness from
time TO time after taken 10 the hospi-
tai. but was In a dazed condition. be-
ing unable TO say how he was injured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
NAME SENT
TO SENATE AGAIN
BY PRESIDENT
Roswell Man Nominated for
Federal Judgeship in New
Mexico; Davis for Federal
District Attorney.

Washington. Jan. President
TAFT today nominated William H.
Pope Of Roswell y. NJ. TO be United
States Judge In New Mexico. thus In
dicating for a second time his choice
IN this matter. other nominations
were. stephen H. Davis. Jr.. 60 be
United states district attorney FOR
New Mesico. and Harry Eugene Kcl-
~, To be federal attorney for Colo
RADIO. Pope's name was sent to the
senate some days ago and was tempo
rarity Withdrawn by the president in
order to consider "a protest against his
appointment made by a number of
Roswell people. A petition. signed By
Pccos valley attorneys and business
men, alleged that Judge Pope was
preiudiced IN favor Of temperance
people ana that ne had fayoritcs
among attorneys
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
FATHER rs COMING TO
CARE FOR SONS BODY

w. a. Collins. father OF ID. NJ. Coll
ling. who died IA s. JoseTa's hospital
yesterday morning as the result of IN
jurlcs sustained IN an accident on the
Belen cut-off of the santa Fe satur-
day night, will arrive tomorrow from
Lamar. Okla. 20 take charge Of his
sons body Collins WAS pipe filter
In Bolen AN dis understood To- have
been making his way 20 his homie In
Oklahoma when he fell under a paa-
scngor train. Emergency treatment
was given at Mountnlnair ana Beien,
and an operation performed In tho
hospital here yesterday but death was
inevitable. the man having been ter
ribly mangled by the wheels Of tho
cars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
EVERYBODY'S DUTY
TO Be At CLUB
TUESDAY NIGHT
Whether Albuquerque Shall
Have Canning Factory and
a City Market Up for Dis
cussion and Decision.

The Commercial club meets tomor-
row, Tuesday, night IN a session that
y expected to produce results most
Important % Tie future welfare OF tho
city and every real live Albuquerque
booster Is urged to attend
Two matters of utmost importance
TO every resident q. the town ana TO
every grower ia this vicinity will be
up Tor open discussion. A definite de-
cision WIN be made ia regard 70 the
proposition OF g, h. Green OF Denver
toward the establishment OF q canning
factory IN this city TO be In operation
tor me coming season provided GER
Tain imposed conditions, namely, the
investment Of an amount OF local cap.
ital and "a guarantee of an additional
acreage 10 be planted IN tomatoes. are
compiled with. Secretary Thomas j.
Naylon OF the Commercial club has
been corresponding with Mr. Green Tor
several months and the time Is now
ripe for final decision In the matter.
Roy A. Stamm VIII be present TO
give detailed explanation of prop
ositlon to- establish central vegetable
market IN Albuquerque This prop
ositi0n was brought up by MIR Stamm
81 a recent meeting of the Central
Rio Grande valley Farmers and
Growers association, and IL is recelv-
ing general favorable attention. II
viii mean better conditions for the
consumer, the grower and the grocer
Other matters OF almost equal inn
por7ance viii be considered and Il Is
the duty OF every one, whether a mem
Der OF the club on not, 10 DO present
with their words Of objection or ap.
prevail as the case may be.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
LIMITED CREW WAS
NOT BADLY HURT
IN WRECK At
GALLUP
Engineer is Sent to WinslOw
and Fireman and Mail
Clerk to Albuquerque; 10.
cOmotiyes Damaged Slightly
SANTA FE LUCK IS
AGAIN MADE EVIDENT
Cspeciai Correspondence 70 tA. Herald;

NHNNfNAA NNANNnmHMlE 10 hnE hNNFHlnh
Gallup, n. NJ. Jon. 22.--rhe wreck
20 the santa Zee limited near Manuel
iro saturday night was not ns serious
as az first reported. The engine OF
the limited was dltched end the en-
gino OF The freight train rolled down
an emoankmcnt. Roth were damaged
but the repairs viii not be az oxpens-
ivo as az first believed. The crew on
the limited engine escaped serious In
jury I'M o miraculous manner Engi-
ucer McCauloy had both legs pain
fully crushed bat II IS not believed
he VIII lose them. lie WAS sent to
the hospital az Winslow. His fireman.
y. g. McMartn. had q badly bruised
knee and other minor bruises. He was
sent 20 the coast lines hospital at Al
buquorquc. Luther NJ stone and
Harry Lathrop, postal clerks, were cet
aud bruised from being tumbled about
in the mail car They also went "
Albuquerque. Leo ST. Amant. am
other mail clerk. was bruised but re-
manned on duty until relieved az Ash
Fork
wrecklng train was sent to the
scene from here and traffic was de-
layod four hours. The damaged To-
c0wotives VIII be- sent "a the shops az
Albuquerque FOR repairs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
LOCAL BANKERS SAY
INSURANCE HELPS
CREDIT
Prominent New Mexico FL
nanciegs Have Expressed
Themselves Strongly to F.
B, schwentker Of Pacific
Mutual.

Tho younger business men OF New
81 Nico--and, IN fact an business men
who are dcsirous Of attaining the
highest possible commercial standing
.-uill De Interested in the opinions of
numbcr OF prominent bankers and
huonciefs OF this state, expressed 10
u. p. Schwontker general agent for
Sew Mexico for the Pacific Mutunl
life Insurance company.
Without exceptions, and ia the most
uueguivoCai terms. these bankers nave
written 90 SIR. schwentker that life
insurance. when carried IN hlg,
rcpg progressive company like tiio
paciac ~ tual. Invariably strengthena
credit a Pacific Mutual policy IL Is
declared Is not only an actual. nogo-
TABLE att but ir also an indication
thet its holder is person OF prudence
and sound Judgment person de-
serving OF credit consideration.
Among the New Mexico bankers
who have expressed themselves In this
vein 10 Mr.. schwentker are j. -.
ilerudon. president OF the State Ma
Nonal Bank ~ Albuquerque; John B
Euhold, cashier Of the state National
Nank Of Artosla. o. A. CahoOn. CASH
scr 81 the First National Bank 0f Ros-
#ol; q. 81. Cooke, cashier 90 the
First National Bank of Carlsbad. n.
~ Rowman. president OF the Bowman
Bank and Trust company Of Las CRU
cea, and others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
THERE'S NO GUESS
WORK ABOUT THIS
Albuquerque People Are
Learning to a Certainty
Which Drug Store Fills
Prescriptions at Proper
Prices.

Guessing contests are often enter
tainlng--and sometimes you can win
them. Most people don't want 70 be
bothered with guessing. however,
when they have physicians pre-
scrip'ion 90 De u!ed, aud want It
filled az proper price.
Albuquerque people no longer have
to guess which local drug store to
patronize when they want prescrp-
ton accurately filled at the very low
est possible price. They go straight TO
the Postofncc Pharmacy--tho drug
store that isn't burdened with high
rent and is conducted by the propri-
etOr personally
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22

Kansas City Jan. 22-Cattle re-
ceipts 10000, iuc!adirg zoo southern.
Market steady TO Zoe lower Native
steers s5.50mB.O0; southern steers
$i.55MG.30. southern COWS and heif.
ers a3.00M5.00, native COWS and helf.
ers S300fIG50; stockera and feeders
Sf00060Oi bulls s8.50a 500: calves
S4.50d SEQ; western steers 24.f5b
5.00; western cows S8.0005.25.
Hog receipts 10000; market 1Oc
lower Bulk OF sales 36O5M6.Ib:
packers and butchers s595MG. rs;
lights S5.G0M6.00; pigs S4.00n6.25.
Sheep receipts 1900 Market steady
70 strong Muttons s3.5OW4.50; lambs
y5O0WG.60; Ted wethers and year.
lings f8,75M5.50. fed ewes S25O0 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
TEXAS rs HAVING
HARD TIMES NOW
Farmer From I-tanciR Valley sayS
iteal Money g. " scarce There ThCy
Have Forgotten Whnt A Looks
like.
CEstancia Daily News)

Jim NORMAN, who has been la Texan
FOR the past two years looking after
business for his mother. returned this
week. Re was IN the vicinity 1f sny-
der and Colorado city. which is az
good country az Texas can boast,
Ne says that that locality Is cx-
perienrng the hardest times ever
known. There has been four bad
years. ana money Is so scarce that
they have forgotten what Il looks like.
Cotton IL the money crop. ana "
has been quoted recently at less than
three cents a pound. There o. sikl
lots Of cotton In the fields, and the
farmers are Offering TO give the cotton
for the picking and take the seed as
their share OF the crop.
From all OF which Il appears that
New Mexico ls not alone In experience
Ing a lean stroak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
MoRTUARY.
TnneraI of MnIkcr Mnsnn

Funeral services Tor Walker Mason,
q we'll known young man, who died
here yesterday, were held In Strong's
chapel az o'clock this afternoon.
Archdeacon W. T.. Warren Of 81.
Johns Episcopal church conducted
the services ana the Episcopal choir
rendered appropriate music Tho
body was sent this afternoon 90 Dans-
VILE, Va, the family home, FOR burr
iRl. Mr. Mason was lwcnty-four years
old and had lived in Albuquerque nyo
months.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
PROGRESSlVES TO
OPEN CAMPAIGN
First Call to Battle in State Of
New York Will Be Heard
Tonight at Meeting Called
By pinohot.

(ny EveRinE Herpia =. Leased wiraD
Washington, Jan. 22.--Thc cam
paisn Or the progressive Republicans
IN New York will be- opened tonight
by a meeting in Carnegie hall az which
clifford pinchot Of this city viii pre-
side. Senator Robert NJ LnFoilctte
has planned a campaign trip TO the
Pacific coast but his plans for touring
the east have not been announced.
The New York meeting tonight VIII
De the frst IN the east which Mr.. IA
Toilette has addressed since his cam
paign opened, He is expected to denl
m his speech tonight with the trust
ana money questions.
senator IN Follotte has not COM
mented thus far on the candidacy OF
senator Cummins OF Iowa. another