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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-06

fIs
} Omitted Press. Leased Wire.)
D WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
} Feb. 6.-The only terms on
} which LaFollette will accept
D Roosevelt as progressive re-
publican candidate were
} made public today in a per-
} sonal statement by the Wis
D consin senator. He said:
II have been the standard
D bearer of principles, not of
individuals. No possible
D change in circumstances can
D alter the great issues for
D which l fought and for which
| will continue to fight. I
D can enlist in the ranks with
D no man unless he adopts I
D publicly, in binding terms,
D the true principles of pro-
, gressive government by the
} people"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-06

SEATTLE SHERIFF OUTLINES
STIRErNG PROGRAM IN HIS
CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNOR
STARTED AS A SAILOR,
THEN BECAME COAL MINER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-06

BOB HODGE
"If elected governor one thing
/ will try to do-that is to wipe
out the state militia"
This was the most startling
of the campaign announcements
of Sheriff Bob" Hodge of Seattle,
in town yesterday at the end of a
preliminary campaign tour.
THE militia costs the taxpay-
ers 100000 a year; it has been
full of corruption and grating,
and the only good 1t does is to
help employers put down strikes.
In time Of war we've got to rely
on the volunteers and the regulars
anyhow.
"Look what the militia has been
doing in this strike at Lawrence,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-06
La F0LLETTE'S REFUSAL
FORCES OUT ROOSEVELT

Elective opposition may be present.
led to President Taft and the
lstand-pat element of the party,
several leading progressives today
are trying to bring about corre-
lspondence between Roosevelt and
LaFollette, hoping to induce the
colonel to declare himself and to
map out the general lines on
which his future activities will be
directed. They hope thus to con-
lvince LaFollette that in their
fundamental political beliefs he
and Roosevelt are ON the same
ground. 1t is planned also to use
the declaration against President
Taft.
1t is freely admitted that should
Roosevelt not make some state
ment of his position satisfactory
to LaFollette, the Wisconsin man
| will go into the Chicago conven-
ltion to fight for his own nomina-
ltion.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Feb. g.
ness and trust he may speedily
recover, was former President
Roosevelt's comment today on the
collapse of the Wisconsin pro-
Igressive leader. lone man may
Iretard or advance the progressive
movement he added, hut the
movement is not dependent upon
Iany many or group of men. and
is bound to be successful"
Asked his opinion OF the Flor
ida convention, Roosevelt said:
"Oh, that will be Taft con-
|vention. 1t would be absurd to
expect otherwise. .
WEATHER FORECAST
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-06

Eta Leon heads the big attrac-
tion at the Times third party at
the Empress theater Saturday.
Miss Leon and her fellow tight
rope performers came to this
country from Europe, playing first
at the New York Hippodrome.
She is placing some special stunts
Rfor Times boys and girls under
1b.
The last two Times parties have
been big winners with crowded
houses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-06

HODGE PHYSICALLY.
Height-Six feet barefoot I
ed.
Weight-217 pounds.
Chests inches.
Age-37 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-06

WEATHER FORECAST
Occasional rain tonight and
Wednesday,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
MOVING PICTURE
MACHINES CLICK
AS TAFT ADMITS
ARIZONA
Proclamation Signed at Ten
O'Clock This Morning in
Presence Of a Large
Crowd.
SLOAN Is APPOINTED
DISTRICT JUDGE

nv oFentnH heraid a. e. Eseeasd WtraD
Washington, d. c., Fob. l4.-As the
White House clocks we're striking 30.
President Taft today signed the proc.
lamntion admitting Arizona to 9he
Union. lie used a gold pen witch ~
to De given 10 Postmaster General
Hitchcock
There you are" said the president
aa ne signed the last document in
signing Tie document ProaidOnt Tat,
udded the 18th star TO the flag and
brought within the sistornOod OF
states the last bit OF territory except
the District OF Columbia, within the
confines OF continental United states.
To perpCtuato The scene there were
three moving picture machines In the
residents Office for the FIRST time ~
history and half a dozen photographers
lined up with them on either side Of
his desk. As he sleEed the proclama.
hon and its duplicate and the orler
necessary papers. the click OF shutters
and the whirr Of the picture machines
marked time with the scratching OF
iho pen
The crowd in the Office was unusu-
t'f+f A"a ~ Nf'N AkA aNAlA an tNNMl anu
included, besides officers OF the new
state and government officials, a score
or more OF Arizonans who had tray.
eled all the way to Washington. Att
er the signing Il was announced thar
President TAFT would send the noml.
nation of Richard E Sloan, former
governor Of Arizona, to be United
states district Judge for the new
state. to the senate.
President Taft today sent the fol-
lowing telegram TO Territorial Govern.
OF sloan:
Il have this morning signed tho
proclamation declaring Arizona 10 be
"a state OF the Union. c0ngratuiats
the people OF this. our newest CON
monwealth upon the realization OF
their long cherished ambition Best
wishes TO the retiring and the incom.
Ing officials"
Confirmation OF Governor SIoans
nomination as judge will be fought by
Democratic senators. H. Is said. on
complaint OF Arizona Democrats who
calm that the governor was not m
sympathy with the Arizona constitu-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

ton and New York ana did "ioha.''
that his fees ana expenaCs for eVplo-
slons were arranged by Hockin and
Mcnamara, and that on OCCASIONS
Hockin himself carried n suit cess
filled with explosives.
Eaward smythe of Peoria h
charged with meeting McManifa. and
showing what places were 20 be Mjwr
up near Peoria.
Frank c. Webb of New York. for
mer member Of the Iron Workers
executive fCard. r. charsrd with huv-
Ing been McManigai's auido IN caus-
Ing explosions around Nov York city.
McManigars first meeting with W. 0b
was in September, 1903, according TO
the dynamlter.
we went 20 Jersey city where n
big bridge Job was on and Wehh
wanted that blown up" said McMan-
ignl II told him HorFin was the
man that was paying ne ana hf
wanted a viaduct at Hcboken blowr
up. Webb Insisted and snld " ! SO
nos do this eJrsey city job this Trip
would have 20 cqme back and DO 4
some other time. He eGid there was
lots Of work 20 be done and the boys
had the money for u.
We me' the next day NJ the Labor
temple on Thirty-fourth street.
on the way over 10 POholSen webb
gave me $50. The exp osion ui1er
the vlnduct took place on the n'siit
OF September 3. 1909. Webb ia che
only man / met ~ New York
"on M way 10 Go Jch AZ Grean-
vile, ~ J.. In July. 1919, met Webh
In Jersey CITY and he took me out
and showed me where ihe Phoeui1
Bridge company vas ere citing a VA
duct placed explosives under the
Job aud afterward J. p McNarisra
gave mo 5000 for the wnrk.
Later IN the year I raw l-'iei
from FRANK Webb 20 J J. McNai IRA
IN which ne said
You had better sead man %
Boston 90 see what can be done for
the local people ! won't down east
and did various iobs. Retting y9Op
FOR one at Worcester, MLsa"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
ONCE SUPPORTERS
Of la TOILETTE
CALL TODAY ON
ROOSEVELT
Important Conference in New
York Today Attended by
Pinchot, Johnson, Nelson
and Strauss.
NO INFORMATION
IS GIVEN OUT
tBy EveninE Herald 4. 8. leased wire,

my ENenauE Herald 4. g. Leased Wirel
New York, ~ y. Feb. 1.-Two OF
the men who have bean active n sup
porting the political aspirations Of
Robert A. LaFollettc to-day caIled on
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Tuoy
were Clifford pinchot and Governor
Johnson of California
Oscar Strauss. who was IN Rooec.
velts cabinet; Colonel ~ G. Collier
ct san Diego, Calf, and Seth Bullock,
United states marshal OF South Duko-
ia, later joined in she conference.
Colonel Rooscyolts Office was ne.
sieged with visitors Among Others
was Colonel VIM Il Nelson OF Kansas
City. Several delegations brought
Colonel Roosevelt Invitations To a
banquet all of which have been or
win be- declined
When the conference adjourned.
more than an hour later. none who
offended would discuss &C.
Il merely called to see the colonel %
Mr. Pnchot said. II cannot discuss
politics. / have seen the colonel ire
Cuently IN tho past, and hope to sec
Rim many times In the future Ny
visit to him this morning had no spec
oial significance. / cannot cay more
than this
Governor Johnson left the confer
ence before II broke up. lie had n,lh-
ing TO say
After the conference some OF the
callers said they had discussed the
outline Of a platform on which Colonel
Roosevelt might stand, provided cir
cumstances so shaped themselves that
hc would become the progressive
nominee for the presidency.
According TO a statement made nv
ID G. Collier, Governor Johnson OF
California, VINO has supported seaatOr
LaFollcttc for NE presidency. wiz go
back 10 California and work for the
nomination OF Colonel Roosevelt
Governor Johnson and myself now
60 have worked together before" slid
Mr. Collier "but will be found work.
ing shoulder to shoulder Cor RoOse-
ycit"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
TROOPS ARE SENT
TO PROTECT THE
new MEXICO
FRONTIER
Bailey's Ranch, Near Column
bus, Is the Scene of Depre-
dations by Many Armed
Bands.
TROOPS MUST MARCH
FOR THREE DAYS
CBy Evening Herald A. =. LEASED wirsD

AHg ANtuAhk hfEhtN ~ y AefAAeN WaNl
Washinf ton, Feb. IA Troops iavo
been asked for by the ut opriot t,r of
Bailcy's ranch. which .rosses the
Moxicau 5order ncur Colrubuy IS ~.
Mexican rebels are repo-'cd pilas'ug
the rancH just south &C. the line.
Troops have been gcnt bu' their ior~-
ney involves a three davs' Journey
over eighty six mules Of rnnd.
Fifteen armed Mexicaus are camp.
ed on Bailey's ranch but have mrde
no attempt to cross the line. IuC
hundred revolutipnists hte rop1itod
coming northWard from palomas.
While reports receives from M. N
crn Mexico indicate an Improvement
IN conditions there the situation ~
other parts appa entity is becoWing
more serious.
Foreigners are ropo ed lea ng
ToTrcon and Natamorae
The Tenoros mine at Vo!ordon1 lef
been sacked
Tho federal troops In Durango s'lte
ARE not believed 10 be- pble 90 h -
the upper hand In dealing witt '1e
rebel movement there, Which is as
slming serious proportlris. g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
ToRREoN sURRoUNpFD
BY REBEL BAND

Torreon. Mexico. Fcl. li.-rhe
robbery OF the Pe1oles Mining ~ia-
pany Ht Mapimi. Duralvo. rcp) tod
yesterday is confirmed to-day. A larg"
force of Vasquistas attacked the town
and robbed the afficer of the PEE
noles Mining company. where ,hov
secured 900 pesos.
Valerdha. 40 miles southeast o.
Torreon. was occupied ,aday hy he
rebels without regsitancs
The rebels refuse a. permit me
railroad company Co reuair the 1am-
aged bridres. Many r"a-ls surr lnnd
Torreon. which Is ruardCl hy 500 f,9-
eSal troops
Many refugee Americau women Urd
children have reached hose from Val
erdina bu, can get no f'rther.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
BRYAN SPEAKS AT
HUNTS TtON

Phoenix. Ariz.. Feb. l4-With west
en- simplicity. known elsewhere IN
matters oiilclal as "Jeffersonian. Geo.
| w T.. Hunt was lnauguratcd as me
Hast state governor OF Arizona today
A few hours earlier in the day w1fd
, bad come by telegram from Washing.
ton that President Taft had signed no
PROCLAMATION admitting Arizona, tho
last OF the territories on contiguous
coil and the iSth state.
A flash by telegraph from Washing.
'on that President TAFT signed the
PROCLAMATION OF admission was slsnai
for q Wild outburst of enthusiuam
from thousands Of citizens OF the new
state who had gathered al the capitol
Tor the inauguration The plea ol
Governor Hunt for a quick. docorous
o@rmony was forgotten The air was
rent by wild shouts and yets the
shrieklng OF whistles and the heavy
report OF bombs.
Gov Thos. r. Marshall OF indiana
arrived today 10 attend the inuugura-
ton. lie WIS on the stand With GOV.
1nor Hunt when Chief Justice Kent
administered the oath of Office.
William jennings Bryan. who came
e. the capital with Governor Hunt
Yesterday remained I'm soclusion until
after the parade. insisted on by the
citizens. when he delivered an ad.
dress 70 5000 or more persons in the
city hall plaza
In the ceremonies attendant uD.n
the birth OF the state and the indrc.
iion into Office OF its first executive.
the military was conspicuous Dy rs
absenCe, for the new governor IS
ayerse TO ostentation There was euf
meager display or even silk mats
and irock coats, which invaded Ari-
yona only few years ago.
Accompanied by number 1f the
newly elected state officers and a few
close friends. Governor Hunt, VINO br.
gan lite In Arizona a quarter OF cen
tury ago as walter In a small mining
camp restaurant az Globe, walked 10
the capitol. which stands idst about
mile from the center OF the city
ont broad Washington street between
Unbroken lines Of palms Wheo the
soyernor and his escort arrivet aloot.
the lawn and flower lined uaihs OF
the capitol grounds were crowiac
with cheering Arlzonians. the majority
OF whom viii cast their votes fur "A
president OF the United States thus
year for the FIRST time.
The inauguration ceremonies we're
brief After a prayer by Rev seahorn
Curtohheld. who was chaplain OF the
constitutional convention over whigh
Mr. Hunt presided. lhe oath o, office
was administered By Chief Justice Ed-
y ard Kent OF the territorial supreme
court. whose last official act In hat
capacity 10 was.
Richard n Sloan. Arizonas last
territorial governor. stood hcslie ms
euccessor Then followed the inaug.
uTal address In which Governor Hunt
promised the new state got len
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
SAYS TEDDY DIDN'T
GET SQUARE DEAL

Omaha. Nebr, Feb. Declaring
hat the delegates 20 the progressive
Republican meeting at Lincoln last
Monday night. which cnOso candidates
for electors to go on the primary bal.
lot, had not dealt fairly with he
Roosevelt faction OF that wing OF the
Republican party, John o. Yeiser OF
this city, who headed the petition 10
Colonel Roosevelt's name on the pri-
mary ballot and who has been re-
garded as the leader OF the movement
In Nebraska, today issued call Tor
a state convention of Roosevelt sup
porters To be held In Omaha Feb. 20
u Is proposed tO select a complete
ticket OF presidential electors and az.
ternates TO the Chicago convention TO
yotod for at the Republican primaries.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
eoMPERs WILL NOT
MAKE STATEMENT

Washington, d. c., Feb 14.-The
contempt of court proceedings against
Samuel Gompcrs, John Mitchell and
Frank Morrison of the American fod-
Grafton Of Labor we're resumed before
Justice Wright here today, with Mr..
Morrison ON the stand in defense OF
himself and his colleagues. There was
nc intimati0n that Mr., GOmpers would
make a statement regarding the dy-
Mantle arrests. He already had de-
clared that he knew absolutely note-
ing OF any dynamlting
No evidence, II was said here TODAY,
had been procured against officials OF
the American Federation OF Labor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
CONSUL
PROJECTS MOUMONS

El Paso, Texas, Feb. li.--Amee'can
Consul Edwards in Iuaroz protested
today 90 Enrique Portnio. command
Ing tho Casas GrapCcs district,
against recent demands made anon
Mormon colonists for heir arms
Consul Edwards informed the 'thol
commander that ,neir 1,Ins were the
only prott elton the M.rmOns now
have ana they would 'ot surreu or
them. So FAR ds authorities iu
Junroz krCw, Casas Grp1les and vi-
cinity are Etill in rebel h3rds reg ird-
less OF telcprams from Mexico city
that Orogco has elfcctc compio-
mise with them So att ,upt Is hslne
made 10 reopen the Mcyico NJrth-
western railroad iy rebuilding he
bridges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
No GERMAN SHIPS
SENT TO MEX 60

Berlin. Fob. 1.-THE German for
cign office deu;ed today mat the Ger
man cruiser Bremen has been or 'cr-
ed to Mex.
According 60 Gulci5 dispatches
from Mexico the killing of E. Hans
Aualoman a German r1lCh owner az
~ pToyeuit, in M"xico was an 0rii-
nary Grim, committed by one of his
servants ana was not connected Altt
politics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
CHlNAMAN DELIVERED
AS EXPRESS PACKAGE
lnv nvnnlnn nrFnla a. v. leaa.

NV EFe"ihA hF9"t" - " Nr."fa WANN'
Vancouver, b c., Feb. lf.-An ox'
press company established a prece-
dent today when Gee 'ong, a Chinese
cn route from Ensenada. Lower Calif,
10 Vancouver as express matter, was
duly delivered az his destination. Gee
wes released by the immigration au-
thorities and lost no time IN starting
for the Chinese quarter accompanied
hy relatives who met him at the pier
The express compnny WAS under hOnd
10 the United States government 20
prevent Geos escape while passing
through United states territory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
FEDERAl.S DEFEAT
ZApATtSTA FOpCF

Cuornaynca, Mexico. Feb "a -
Federal troops defeatet fore Of
Zapatistas near santa Mara. six milc6
north OF here. la3y night
The fedcrnls lost five KILLED and AK
wounded. a report has Teen reC,iv-
ed that the fedcrals h'Nc been de-
feated with considerable loss tear
Jolita.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
STEEL TRUST HELPED
WORKERS SAYS ROBERTS
'sv Evepiag Heraid =. =. ,.-sssa Wire.

WASHINGTON, Feb. - --porciVal
Roberts. % director IN The U0.r q
States steel corporation told ,he
house steel trust Investigating M
mittec TO-DAY that the employees % tne
corporataiUn lHborcd twelve hours "a
day in the mills because ,hey wanted
90 DO 50.
Mr. Roberts declared that ,he cor.
pOration 'had Con more 90 better ino
conditions OF steel workers than tho
combined efforts OF the emn'o"rs
Themselves in the entire nnete artf
ccnturS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
sEum ARRESTED
IN MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis. Mimi, Feb. 14.-Chnr-
les n. Beum, business agent and sec
retary Of the Minneapolis buildine
trades council, was arrested here late
today by federal officials In connection
with the alleged dynamite conspiracy.
lie was taken to st. Paul, being neld
on 10000 bail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
HERRICK CONFIRMATION
FAVORABLY REPORTED
sRy uyealaE Herald A. y. Lsassd wire

Washington. Feo. ~ The stnste
committee on foreign relations today
decided 90 fayorably rep,rt the nr M
ination OF Myron y. Horriok OF Onto
90 be American ambassador 90 Frs ncs
Progressive senator's who have taken
exception 60 rerarks attributed 90
Mr. Herrick, which thog regard ts g
slur on Senator LaFolll'tc, probably
viii fght confirmation 60 the senate
floor Senator Borah OF Idaho tIiay
formally reserved The rigIt 10 40 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14

Ryan and Hockln In statements to-
clared themselves innocent OF having
violated any law.
Because OF facts brought out at
Springfield. H.. the following are given
out as others who have been Indicted: f:
William r. Benson, Detroit, head OF
the Detroit Building Trades council.
Frank X. Painter Omaha, Neb.
business agent local union.
John McCreary former business
agent, Wheeling, W. Va, local iron
workers and international organizer.
Milton H. Davis. said to be OF Phil
pdelphia.
William Bornhardt said 10 be Of Gin
C!nnat
Frank j. Higgins, Hartford, Conn,
former business agent OF the Boston
union.
Hiram Kline. Indiapalois. organizer
OF the International brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joiners.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
NO ARRESTS IN
FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Calf. Feb. l4.--Eu-
pene A. Clancy and Olaf A. TveitInoc.
isbOr lenders indicted NJ indianapolis
for supposed completely In n national
dynRmiting conspiracy. have not yet
beet arrested here. Y. 8. Marshal
Charles Elliott said today he had ,e-
Ceived no notice Of the indictments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
TWO KILLED WHEN
TRAIN LEAVES TRACK
Spreading Rails Cause Fatal Wreck OF
Oriental Limited On Great Northern
Railroad in North Dakota; Many
seriously Injured
M ByeuinH HsrsId = =. isassa wirsI

DEVILS Lake. n D.. V,n. 1.-Two
persons were fatally injured fourteen
were seriously injured anG score "e-
colvCd minor injuries IN the wrecs ~
train No. 2. the G.Cat Nofthern's 0rl-
entail limited, two miles last ~ Doy-
on, n. D., last night The fatally M
iured are Englnee. w. ". Prinds ille
and W. a Mace Of Minneapolis.
A. the flyer struck a curve az 'fty
miles AN hour Il spread the raii1 u
IL said. throwing the engine ana ton-
der from the rails The ten cars fnl-
lowed and an hut 'he observation car
ana two rear sleeQers rI,lvd down he
steep emtnnkmom,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
no INDICTMENTS RECEIVED
AT SALT LAKE, UTAH

Salt Lake, City Utah, Feb IA
James u. Munsey, local business agent
OF the International Association OF
Bridge and Structurel Iron Workers.
indicted at indianapolis for alleged
completely in the dynamiting conspir-
acy, has not been arrested here u. =.
Marshal James H. Anderson said TO-
day that no indictments had been re.
celyed at his Office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
RYAN AND MANY
LEADERS Of iron WORKERS
UNION ARE ARRESTED TO-DAY

Governments Dsgnet Closes in and Catches in It's Meshes
Many of the Most Prominent Leaders Of Organized La
Dor in the Country Indie tmens Charge Illegal Trans
pOrtatiOn of Dynamite and Completely in Alleged Gi.
gantic Dynamitng Conspiracy of Which Mcnamara
Brothers and MoManigal Are Said to Have Been
Agents Claimed Secret Stations for Storage of Explos
ives Were Maintained in Several Cities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
TODAY IN CONGRESS
CBy EvsaIaE Hersla =. =. Lsuasd WIrsI
Senate.

AN hNHhiNu AT D. H.
Minority report on election COR
ruption investigation OF Senator
Stephenson viii be framed tonight
and presented Thursday or Friday
Machine tool manufacturers pro-
tested az steel tariff hearing
against placing machine tools On
free list
Foreign relations committee do
ciGed TO report fayorably the nom.
inatlon Of Myron T. Holrick Gs
ambassador TO France.
House.
Met az noon.
Steel corporations side of labor
question was given Stanley cora-
mittoe by perciyal Roberts. a al
rector
Florida Drainage Engineer
Wright testified regarding agricut
turm departments relations win
Everglades reclamation.
Interstate Commerce Cummis'
sionor Lane told 'nterstnte cuia-
merce investigation showed M.
merous deyialions by express com.
panies from published rates
Debated Pacific fur seal treaty
legislative BIN.
Foreign affairs committee de.
clded to report fayoranly resolh-
tion providing for American par
ticipailOn ln national conservation.
Fortlhcation appropriation bill,
carrying N,Oj6,23b, reported,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-14
COOLEY is CALLED
TO NEW ORLEANS

Savannah, Ga, Feb. il.-Phil A.
Cooley OF New Orleans, member OF
the executive committee OF the Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers union,
! ecelyed a telegram from federal 1u.
thorities In New Orleans asking him
10 report there Immediately. lie SAID
he would start tonight