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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Corridors Of Federal Bnildine
Choked With yostline and
Rumpled Crowd nele1s
Doors Are Open.
FEW WOMEN ARREAR
AMONG AUDIENCE
Hallway Employees Furnish
Testimony cOnoernine Trlr
Of Defendants and Girls IA
Reno.

fny Ksasei Wiss - kssutaa s,.t... =
san trnnciHc0. Aug $50 tatnh
notnfifty has attended the tfiRt ~
haury !. nlgTa under the Mann nc4
that the corridors of the federal hntl1.
ing were choked with rrnwas ao.iav
an hour before ehe doors ef the csaft
room opened.
The United States narshai ana hln
deputies found Il neoeaHaYv "a oioap
way BY force Nobody was Inlars
"a. but there vera crushed hats ara
rumpled clothes. Few women were
tn tho crowd.
Marsha Warringlnu. on whoae fea4
umnnt Interest focused. was nal ea@
pected 20 take the stand for thn ens4
ernmert until late in lhe aflefnoon.
The proaecuiion planned f.rai ID ln4
troduce further evidence from fafl-
way employees about the trIr from
Sacramento - Reno whnra Dlnen. ca
mlnetth Marsha Warrington aAd lola
Norris were arrested.
g. H. Walbourn, 4 Pullman tnndue-
tor testified that on the morn1nm ~
Mnfeh 10 he accepted four rallwar
tickets from and sold drnwinr rnnn4
70 Reno from sacramento 10 ina i4Al-
or Of two men IN mlxnA party *
four. Di6Rs and CnmlnottI were nnk-
81 70 stand up, * fhlnk lnok tho
tickets from and solid klao dgAwInm
room. Maid Washourn. 40 lhA tAiitf
of the two epnliemen
plRrs |s ire taller
A4IDrNey ueViiH o1lsf1lHN tMaf me
ideniifieailon VISA nor positive aha
thni the words = ihlHk pusseuled
conjecture.
Judge Van Fleet fuief that IT
think war merely q Usual pxpf1aolon
which u 1lan might employ from
habit when hla conglrIlnAs Wefo fR
reality positive.
There wac no attempt "a pFesa tho
Witness Into more positive lftnll-
fication. rho prosernlinn expects -
prove by The testimony of The young
women themselves that they were on.
the train. and feels that the condut-
tors will be sufficiently cDFrobofA-
tive
Court t1en adiournoc until ! o'clocf
this afternoon.
Taking of testimony n the trial oe
DigWs on the charnA Of having con-
spired to violate the federal white
slave statute. proceeded today with
the prosecution proclnlminN abnoiu1e
confidence Of n conviction BY roRon
on ~ Judge Van Fleets ruins ye4-
terday on the question Of the ch4rnoe
ter n women In auch canog.
III Diges bought tha girls lfenN-
portailon to Reno the girfe Rnsete-
dents and The .qanner of theF Ho-
ing. whether puhllclv nnA openly or
secretly and ciandeeiinel- can have no
hearing on the case sald Judge Van
Fleet Even n the women were pub
Tic prostitutes he sald lhnt would
have nothing 70 DO with the isasle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
SUFFRAGETTESM MUST
SHOW PEOPLE
RIGHT TO The
BALLOT
Premier Asquith Says Final
Word in Female Suffrage
Matter Rests With Citizens
of United Kingdom.


tBy Leased Wire GO 1svering Herald.
London, Aug. S.-Prcmier Asquith
discussed woman suffrage today with
Mrs. MilliCent Fawcett, president of
the National Union of Women's sur
fruge Societies and her non-militant
colleagues. They met him In his ofii-
cinl residence and urged him 10 bring
In government measure 0estnwing
the franchise on women.
The premier complimented his yls-
ltors on their constitutional methods,
which. he said, were 'a welcome con-
trnst To the criminal proceedings" Of
the militant sunragettes lie, how
ever. frankly declared that he had
undergone no change oC heart In the
matter.
"The final work on woman sui.
frage," said MIR Asquith, rests with
the people Of the United Kingdom.
II the women are able 20 convince the
people thai such q change ls desirable
and beneneent. no combination IN tive
world can prevent accomplishment Of
their object"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
EMINENT BRIT0N WILL
CONFER DEGREES FOR
COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
[Dy Leased Wire 70 fivlnlng Herald !

[By LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald
London Aug S.-The degrees 81
the newly constituted American Col-
lege of surgeons whose first convo-
cation is to be held az Chicago on
November i3 are 90 he presented by
SIR Hickman John Godlee, president
of the British ROYAL C1llege ~ SUR
geons, VINO today accepted an ,Syir
tation handed 90 him by q delegathpn
OF distinguished American surgeons.
The delegates We're Franklin H. Mar
tin. Chicago, secretary OF the Amer
lean college, John neniumin Murphy.
Chicago; George Emerson brewer.
New York George W. Grille. Cleve-
land. and william g. Mayo. Roches-
ter MINI.
Fellowships of the American coi-
lege are 10 he bestowed at Us first
meeting on 1890 prominent surgeons
of the United states und Canada.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Used Campaign Contributions
to Speculate in Stocks Ac'
oOrding to Testimony Pro-
duced in Hearing.
TO DISBAR GOVERNOR
FROM OFFICE, OBJECT
Attempt Being Made to Show
Executive of Empire State
Has Committed Violation Of
Corrupt Practices Act.
Try Leased Wire to EyenlnE lieraid.l J

ti3y LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald.
New York. y. ", August ST.
Governor william suffers specu-
lations In the New York stock market
came out IN the open today before the
Joint legislative investigating commit
tee. The testimony showed the COVER
nor heavy loser ana indicate that
while he had a $4,000 debit against
him with one exchange frm he used
campaign contributions to speculate
with another broker.
\ clerk for % stocS exchange houso
identified the mysterious account No.
500" as suffers and u member oi an-
other firm. Melville FULLER. not only
admitted that Sulzer had Oeen a GUS
toner with u debit account running TO
nearly $40 600. but added that he was
testifyinR Vith lips unsealed az the
governors suggestion
The clerk who testified said he had
been told that Account 30. SOC" Was
the governors by his employer who
added that h. was proud 20 have the
governors account"
Further testimony was adduced and
list OF checks introduced, tending TO
show that part of the speculation WAS
carried ON with funns contributed TO
Sulzer's gibernatorlal campaign. None
Of the checks we're reported In the
governors sworn statement of cam-
paign contributions. This according
60 counsel for the COMMITTEES consti-
tutes violation Of the corrupt practices
act, conviction OF which would meifn
automatic disbarmrnl from holding
any public office.
The testimony showed that on jan
uary I. 1919. sul2er was Ia debt near
ly So. 900 10 Harris ana Fuller. and
thai after repeated calls for margin
the debt was reduced "a $4,000. and
was paid IN In July last by Lieutenant
Commander Iosephthal, the COVER
nor's naval reserve aide. who ~ a
bunker in Wall street.
win this debt against him. the
governor. according 90 the testimony,
used campaign contributions Ia specu-
late with another firm. Boyer Girls
old and company.
Philip Boyer of the New York stock
! exchange nrm of Roger. Griswold and
company. was called on To resume the
Witness stand before the Frawley legis-
lative investigating committee this AZ
ternoon for l',rther questioning about
transactions Ia Big Four railroad
stock In behalf OF an individual whom
the committee seeks To- identify as
| william Sulzer. governor of New
/ York According To- testimony yester-
day. a Sulzer campaign check. endors-
/ ed william Sulzer" found it's way 1,
the stock exchange house in question
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
ARMoRED AUTOMOBILE
Pt'T OUT on BUSINESS

lConstltutlonalist Field Hcadquar.
ters. Hacienda lIermanes Coahuila'
Aug 6. via Eagle Pass, Texas, Aug
s.-A party cf mounted federais from
Manclova ted by an armored automo'
bile yesterday attempted to raid me
IIr icnda Dc IN Cruz. near the city.
wncrc twenty-five feoerals were XIII
cd hy q mine explosion few days
ugo The besioging constitutionalNs
aimed low az the automobile their
bullets stripping II ~ tires cripplinE
Il Tor further Use on the bad roads of
this region. the cavalry escort gal
loped back To Monclova,
on Monday this week the constitu'
tionalists captured work train con
vowed bv forty-two fcdernlF. These
prisoners we're brought here where
to, Say they will ioin the 'onstitu-
unnhlist army
Refugeaa from Monterey arriving
here accused the federal ther" ~ nll
sorts of dopredntions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
JOHNSTON
OF ALABAMA IS
PNEUMONIA
VICTIM
Venerable Confederate War
rior, for Two Terms Cover
nor of His State Expires at
Washington.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
WEAKENED BY ONE
tIIy Leased Wire 20 Evening IIcraId. /

tBy Leased Wire 10 IsVeRing Herald. I
Washington, Aug. senator Jo-
seph 4. Johnston. OF Birmingham.
Ala. died at his apartment here this
morning shortly before o'clock.
Senator Johnston had been In poor
health ana had not attended sessions
OF the senate for week He had
been confined to his apartments most
OF the time, bat HIS trouble WAS not
diagnosed as pneumonia until a few
days ago
senator Johnston was 20 years old.
had served through the war In the
Confederate army was governor Of
Alabama Tor two terms and had been
member of the senate since 1907.
lie was unanimously elected 10 sue
coed the late Senator Pettus. tie was
reelected In 1908.
The death OF senator Johnston
wcakeus the Democratic majority on
the administration tariff bill iu the
senate. though party leaders insist
that there stili win be uo serious dilfi-
Guilty Ia passing the measure.
The delNl of Senator Johnston
leaves the predicted vote IN the sen-
ate IS 90 81. Democratic leaders In
Washington, " was said. would urge
on the governor OF Alabama the de-
STABILITY OF his calling the ieglsla-
ture into special session 10 give him
authority OF appointing or 90 provide
for an immediate election under the
direct election amendment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Loud Approval Of Note to Sec
retary Of State Declaring
John Lind's Presence Is Un-
desirable.
SAY WILSON DOESN'T
VOICE U. S. SPIRIT
American Newspaper Attacks
on Executive Quoted in
Mexico City to Show Policy
Has Been a Blunder.
lny Ieased vic 70 Ieyenlnr neraIa.l

lEiy LEASED Wire to Evening Herald
Mexico city. Aug. s-Thc press ~
the Mexican capital today continued
iis discussion Of Provisional President
Hucrtn's note 10 Secretary Cf State
bryan declaring that the presence OF
John Lird ln Mexico would be unde-
slruhle unless ho brought with him
recognition hy the United states 10
the pres'ni Mryican government
The nrwspapers unanimously app
piaud Provisional President huertu
nnd support their criticism of Prcsi-
dent WilscB's policy by publishing ex-
tracts from American newspapers in
which President Wilson ls attacked.
There s. O noticeable tack of the vi
rious anti-Americanism which usual
b. attends discussions Of warmth OF
the present one and the opinion APP
pears prevalent here. according to the
expressions Of the newspapers tha'
president Wilson does not represent
the spirit of the people ~ the United
States In the policy he Is pursuing
The indcpendinnte In an editorial
article entitled Tho i'sychology OF
Wilson" says tina, the sending of
Iohn Lind 4" Mexico mas be"n q hluh-
der and Is so recognized by tho press
of the United States.
The Mexican newspapers. both those
printed W. English and those in Span
ssh. reflect ihe approval bg Amcri-
cans IN the McVican capitol of Presi'
dent lnrftpB stand
Fredcrico Oamhoa the newly ap-
pointed farciEu minister who ia to
tuccccd Manuel Cara Aldnpc. tho
tranamftter ~ Iiu~Tia's note 10 due 90
arrive here tonight. Ills ntiiiud8 or
influence hes not yet hccn defined
although he 10 believed to be com
plctely dominated by Huerta
" " regarded ns probable that there
will not br any outward demonstrn-
lion of hostility against John Lind on
his arrival although there has been
no abatement % tho disapproval ON
tho part Of Mexicons OF mis- coming.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
HONEYMOON TURNS
into GAY GAME
OF HIDE AND
SEEK
Prince Sulkowski and Bride Of
Two Weeks DOdging Deputy
Marshals Of Two States in
Lake Tahoe Region.
FUGITIVE ALLEGED
TO BE WHITE SLAYER


san Francisco. Aug. S.--The honey.
moon at Prince SianisiauH sulkowski.
and his bride Of q fortnight. who WAS
Mis1 Marie Louise Freezes. daughter ~
q Los Angeles millionaire. has hecome
game of hide ana seek between the
prince and Deputy United States Mar
shals of two states.
A. the result of testimony given by
Mrs Clara Melcher. a Viennese laun-
dress. a warrant WAS issued IN Los
Angeles. az the request at the United
States attorney there charging the
prince with violation of the white
slave law. The prince and his bride
are believed 90 be az Lake Tahoe.
which lies on the California Nevada
boundary and deputies are searching
the various resorts.
a telegram received here this noon
by Marshal Elliott from his deputy
at Lake Tahoe reported thnt every
resort on the lake shore had been
searched without finding trace ~
the prince.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
UNITED STATES To BE
FRIENDLY IN SPITE on ALI'

Washington. Aus S.-After CON
ference with President Wilson az the
White House early today, Secretary
Bryan announced ne had received
the message from Manuel Garza
Adalpe. acting minister of foreign at
fairs. declaring on behalf OF Presi-
dent Hucrta that the presence "i
John Lind would be undesirable sn
Mexico unless he brought recognl-
ton OF the Huera government MT
BRYAN said that there was mo- change
Ina plan with respect 90 Mr.. Lind b
mission. lie declined 20 Say what
the nnturc of the American govern
ments repj, to the Adalpe message
would be.
Secretary Bryan said that the
message had been trnnsmitte"
through the American embassy at
Mexico City. had BEEN translated
during the night and was presented
early today to President Wilson, The
president had taken the position that
ID was incre&he that the huerm
government would refuse 10 receive
an envoy hound on a peaceful mis-
sion. Receipt ol today's message
brought the situation 10 a diplomats
crisis
No information WIS Forthcoming
after the conference as "a what the
next step I'm the policy 0f the Amer
lean government would be-, but Il wai
considered more than likely that the
message nf reply tu the acting min
ister of foreign anairs would further
outline the friendly Intentions ol
Itba Ifuftad sintes. which would De
expressed by Mr. Land, and would
probably suggest that Judgment b'
withheld coucernine Mr.. Linh's mis-
sion until he had an opportunity
! uhrOugh the American embassy al
! Mexico City. 10 transmit the Views ol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
sWINDLED TRUST COMPANY
OIf1 or 4 THOUSAND

Colorado springs, Colo, Aug. g.
John Somplaski. who hanged himself
az i.eadyille last niRht, was wanted
here ON charge of swindling the
Colorado Title and Trust company
of this city out of about $1,000. Som
plarki. II W charged operated as Joe
Stein and joe Weber, depositing small
sums from time 10 time. After he
had established hts credit he drew a
check for $1,000 on a Pueblo banking
institution which was cashier here,
The check was returned as worthless.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Announcement was made az the
death OF Senat Johnston Of
Alabama and ADJOURNMENT out of
respect for his memory was taken
"a 1907 .. ma, until noon satur-
day
James A. Emery ~ the Natior-
M Associations of Manuiactur-
ers continued hia testimony before
LOBBY investigating committee.
The tiousc.
Considered miscellaneous hill.
Representative Roddenbery's
resignation a. q member of house
lobby investigating committee was
accepted and Speaker clark ap-
pointed Representative Ferris ~
oklahoma 10 the place,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
NOTHING KNOWN or
FgGTTIVfS AT RENO

Reno. New, Aug. sat The Unit
ed States marshars office at Carson
City today nothing had been heard
OF Prince sulkowski and the Nevadn
authorities. 30 far az known. are not
looking for the prince.
United States Marshal a. r. Gray
II IN eastern Nevadn and his deputies
say they have not been informed re-
gardlng SulNowEx
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
PERUVIAN TOWNS
WRECKED BY TElfBx0n:
THOUSANDS HOMELESS

. Lima. Peru. AUS. e-~Nawa y
. reached here lod4y THAI IA y
= earthquake on Wednesday a.. D
. siroyea the peruylan tfwna 81 8
= Carayel ana Qu.eaeAa Ihonr. q
= ande ~ the |nhanIanla Wert &
. rendered homeless ana extended
= relief measures Hul ba lNooas y
. mry
= eNeNNeeeo o&eSta&
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
NEGRO ALONE is
GAME TO RESCUE
DROWNING
MAIDEN
Rufus Bradley, cOlored, Of At
lantic City, Braves Foaming
surges While 500 While
Men Watch Girl Perish.


ttNs A~"eeV VIE 90 Evening Herald.
Atlantic city. y. D.. Aue. s.-Mlaa
Edith Rockey of Quarfyville. Penn.
Was drowned while surf bathing thia
morning before the lie euarda went
ou duty u was the girls first ocean
purge
Miss Hockey went down IN slehs 81
500 people. nearly all Of whom were
men. Beeauae of the rough asc they
were afraid 10 venture into the break.
ers Rufus Bradley. coIorod. OF this
city, made the nrst attmept al res.
cue. he plunged into the ocean fully
clad hut his effort was unavalslng and
he was pulled out of the water in an
almost unconscious condition and
ta~en o. q hospital
VIM lewis. colorod. hotel pm-
ploye, was bathing alone and drowned
while the attention ~ the crowd was
cen'cred on the strugellng girl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

Sofia, Aug s..-fne BuiNarlan 4oVe
eminent has notified me repfesengas
iivea OF the powers IN Sofia of lt4
lnteHtlon 10 demohilise the army lm-
mediateiy the peace treaty u signed
"a declares "a relies Upon the poWefe
10 take MEASURES 90 Induce Tn8NeN
a. withdraw within ana Enoas Aiidla
line and respect ne London tssals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Anrln. llcrmnn Hnie Wanea.

Berlin, Aug. Sin Tho decision OF
the British Rovcrnment To station sew
erni naval cruisers al Bermuda. Cap
tain Persuls. the naval expert OF the
TaFehlntt. secs the first breach in
Lord Fishers policy of concentrating
every available ship Of the British na-
w In home waters and an indication
of tho waning of the tense Anglo
German rivalry OF the pest decade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

Boston. Aug. A.-Aner voting by
large majority not Go move the
headquarters OF the order from New
Haven, Conn, to Washington, u. a.,
the knights Of Columbus In supreme
convention, chose 81 Paul az their
meeting piace IN 1914 ard then ad-
i0urned. Action on tho proposed
changes In Insurance of the order
was postponed until 1914.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
. S~~~NNNS~\"\N~~~'

After a conference with President
Wilson. Secretary Bryan today issued
the following statement
THE statement ~ the Mexican
foreign office was based on misrep-
resentation for which this govern
ment is not responsible Us sending
Governor Lind as adviser Co the en-
hassy. the president - entirely with
In his right and the department will
not assume that his going will be re-
garded as unfriendly when the char
ncter of his mission Is understood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Traln IIIIs Auto, one Dead.

Webster CITY Iowa, Aug So. ienfy
Gundorshon. who was hurt when
train hit his automobile near Dun-
connie. Iowa. last nishl died to-day
His wife succumhed TO ner injuries
last night -Four other occupants ~
the cRr Who were Injured Wlll recover
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Provisional President Will Be
Unable to Resist Pressure Of
Public Opinion Among Ma.
tiOns Administration Be-
lieves.
TO FOLLOW PEACE
PROGRAM TO LETTER
Successive American Steps To.
ward PaciRcatiOn Of Mexico
Will Be Announced
Throughout World by Gov
ernment.


I By LEASED Wire 90 ttvunang Herald !
Washington, Aug. Not =
. withstandinE the unfavorable at .
. iitude Of the Hueria government .
. toward the mission OF John =
. Lind. personal representative OF .
. President Wilson. the admins .
y tration here intends % follow .
. out its program of peace toward .
= Mexico 10 the letter and hopes =
. to gain the support OF public =
= opinion throughout the world =
y by making known each step in .
. the plan 20 foreign governments. .
. ~ soon as MIR. Lind advises .
= the state department here Of his .
. arrival In Mexico City there viii .
. be made public " waRhinEtOn =
. AND In the Mexican capital sine =
. a. Aneousiy the proposai which =
. the United states offers as max =
= ing the pathway 10 peace, The =
. proposals would be- transmitted =
= as a matter of Information t0 =
q the diplomatic corps here for =
= the other governments of the =
. world.
. what the proposals contain y
. has not been officially dis =
y closed. bat administrntion "ih =
. cials here are relying on the
. moral force of public opinion =
. throughout the world Co support =
. the effort 90 persuade the con
. tending factions 60 come tO an =
y understanding
. Secretary Bryan and Secre-
. tary Daniels talked the situation
. over with the president luring
. the day. but II was said no
. change in plans are contem-
y plated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
P0ETESs ACQUITTED
OF KILLING PRIEST

tsS leased Wire ~ WteHlne yaeTaiA'l
News Egan, France. Ana s--aiaf
dame Alice Crespy. poetees whose
trial for the murder nf Abba chaa-
sainE priest. on Jaap4ry % mnt.
has been going on here for several
DAYS. was today acquitted by she
jury of the asslae court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
COLORADO CROOK
HANGS HIMSELF
WITH NECKTIES
Man Who Swindled Banks at
Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Infliots Death Penalty on
self in Cell.


LendVillv. Colo, Aug. S.--Juhn
somPlaskL alias Joseph Stein, alias
Joseph Weber, under arrest here
charged with swindnng banks at
Colorado springs and Pueblo, hanged
himself In jail last night. Tie tied twU
neuktics together making cord which
he fastened to the bars of his cell
window.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
NO SIGN OF RELIEF
FROM HEAT IN KANSAS

tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening ueTald,
Kansas city. Aug Heat IN Mis-
souri, Kansas and Oklahoma today
was unahated pnd the United states
weather observer here could see NO
traces of relief The only rain re-
ported from the three states "a the
last "a hours Was trace IN the neigh
borhood of a. Joseph and 81 Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
SECRETARY OF Wan
AT wALLAwALLAwASH

tBv LEASED wire q EesenIne Fsfsla.l 7
Boise. Idaho. Aug. s.---Secretnry nf
War Garrison and Major fieneral
Leonard Wood arrived here today
from WailH Wnlla. wash. The Hiefp4
ing was spent IN inspeesinH the Heiae
barracks. which were recently ohan-
doned Al noon the visitors wfa
guests NJ luncheon tendefcd By tha
Commercial club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
MAY ASK TROOPS
FOR SUPERIOR
Strike Situation Becomes So
Threatening Mayor May
Call Upon Governor for Aid /;
Better at Duluth.

lliy i.enscA yntu % Hpeninn flnemla.
superior. Wis. Aug s-fhe strike
SITUATION IN superior hns rcNehna the
point whore Mayor Konkel has
threatened 90 ASK Governor McOoV-
crn ~ Wisconsin 10 order ont troops
10 prevent disorder ana protect life
and property