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Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Senator Worsley doubtless had Tn mind the expulsion from that city ot the Industrial Workers of the World, better known as the q Won't Works. ''
 Every honest and fair labor union man in the United States approves the action of the decent, respectable citizens in San Diego, mtent on run. ming their own affairs in their own way. in driving the l. W. w. element from the city. The l. W. w. tried to run San Diego to suit themselves, but san Diego would not be run.
 No organization of laboring men, excepting the Western Federation of Miners and the Industrial Workers o. the World. has opposed the San Diego exposition. Certainly the la Dor unions of Arizona do not
 Tn charging that San Diego is not 'air to organized labor, Senator WOrs- ley aligns himself with the w. F. NJ. the l. w W. and Emma Goldman. His symDathies seem to leah unerringly to that class.
 After printing the above We submit that the Gazette is barred TOW from any further remarks about reaction aries" That paper in former days was the champion of all that the Western Federation, the I. W W, and tho Goldman tribe stand for
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

It is estimated that New York win pay st5,OOO00O of the expected reve- nue of s7Ol25,Oe0 from the income tax: Pennsylvania sS,OoOo0O; Illinois. s7,44s, poo and Massachusetts. sS.e52,- j90. There are 5O people in New York who win pay tax on s1,00o.0o0 income, representing half of the levy on this class. It is also estimated that there is over s1,OO0Oo0,ooO in landed property controlled by the .astors. Geolets, Galatins, Rhineiand. CTS, Beegmans, Enos. schermerhorns and springler and strom estates, all of which will be reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Next Wednesday has been named as the possible day for hnal adjourn ment cf the First State Legislature. Jf this proves correct then wednes- day, May II. should be set apar' as a day of rejoicing through futurs generations. This legislature has cost the taxpayers of the state nearly two Hundred thousand dollars and besides t has saddled or the state a perfecs army of commissioners, members o' boards, inspectors, secretaries, assist ant secretaries, clerks. stenographers etc. at salaries large enough to keen the taxpayers nose to the gTindstone until some future legislature comes 10 thotr reliof
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Senator Wood, Of Msricopa county and State Engineer Lamar Cobb have been indulgins the pastime Of writ ing letters to the legislature about the work that has been done on the Tempe bridge. Wood charges thai the accounts as kept by the engineers ofHce are unintenigibie and misles1
 ing, though he charges no dishonesty
 peopie in this part of the state art growing impatient because Of tho fat ure of the state engineer to start work on the repair and construction of the state highway in this county.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
A NEW PLAN
 FOR CONQUEST.

A charmhSSly siTenle plan for an nexing Lower Cahi>rnla to the United States is revealed to the country by ". J. McGimpsey of San Diego, Cal. A group of capitalists. he says, has been formed who proposed 70 buy the whole of that extensive penins,.Ia and hand it over to the United States. As in all large deals, there are certain minor matters which will have to be cleared away. The United States will have to be persuaded that it wants Lower California. Various Mexican governments de jure, de facto and in- surrectionary must be rounded up and induced to consent After which the people in the territory to Le annexed must decide by popular vote that they desire to embrace the Constitution and wave the starry flag. Then the thing is done.
 Brushing away all these possible difficulties and delays an eastern pa per draws an impressive picture Of how such start might cause Uncle Sam to hump himself in extending his limit line north and south, de claring that already little by little We can see the barriers which stop the march of American civilization pushed back" and thsn continues with the following burst of en- thusiasm:
 Tn considering this plan The Re public prefers to take 3 large. i'm pressionistic view. Let the afore- mentioned details be suppressed and ponder the possibilities which unfold themselves. Little by little we can see the barriers which stop the march of American civilization push. cd back. From the Gulf os St. Law renee to Puget Sound and from the mouth Of the Rio Grande to the mouth of the Colorado fancy pictures hordes of philanthropic miIlionaires buying Canadian and Mexican land for the sole purpose of establishing American sovereignty thereon. North. ward and southward our frontiers kill sweep. Every new acquisition Of territory will amount to acquisition Of the millionaires living therein, and with accelerated velocity the Consti tuition. following the warranty deed will cover the plateaus of Mexico. the fertile fields of the Dominion. the val. ley of the Amazon, the furry wiIds o' the Hudson Bay country, until at last the strains Of Hail. Columbia shall rise in one grand chorus from Tierra Del Fuego to the Arctic circle
 One anxious thought clouds the glory of this prospect. Suppose tha Japs, having acquired California should grab the United States before We can buy up the whole hemisphere
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Says the Democrat: No mining tax law that this legislature can enact wi.l meet aIl the requirements Of tax ips mines equiJably. The Graham b;ll is a good starter and after it has been in operation two years the peo. pie will thoroughly understand it's weak points and it's good ones, and the next legislature will have sufh clcnt data before it so that it can make a perfect law.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

The Review has never been an ad- ycoate of any appropriation for the San Diego exposition. but We would not offer as reason for withholding such an appropriation the fact that San Diego chased the Wont Works" from that city That was righteous act which has brought added respect. ability to San Diego and it's people.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Says the Arizona Democrat: Tt IS A difficult matter for the people to understand why it was necessary to hold four continuous sessions of the state legislature. No sensible person can maintain for a moment that t was necessary. but conditions at the eapitoi are peculiar and it requires time to get even with men who have the nerve to be democrats under the lash of iingoism.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Wednesday the senate reconsidered IFS action in killing the measure and passed it with a provision for 500ee for san Francisco and S2O,o0o for San Diego. When the measure reach cd the house a few moments later ir wa promptly killed again. Wheth' CT those fayoring these appropriations will again attempt to resurrect them remains to be seen. If the San Diego
 cut" could be eliminated We believe all would agree to the appropriation for San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
this regard

Any business that goes into a re- eeivership now. any man who reiires from business to live on his fortune. will attribute the change to the pros Tective reduction of the tariff. We have had Illustrations Of both. The other day we had man retiring from business on account Of the hopeless. nozs of doing business under the Tn
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Evangelist Hamilton has arrived in Disbee for the purpose of taking a fall out of his satanic majesty. MT. Hamilton comes well equipped for the battle and The Review wishes him all success.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

The tax commission has given ils orders to the county assessors. The people of Arizona will give their or der for the present tax commission to "vamoose" at the election next year
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

The county seat removal bill has not yet been whipped into shape tc Euit both the house and senate Sure. ly neither the house or senate vill agree to leave the present impossible law on the statute book.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

The friends of the bill in the leg isisture which carries appropriations for the Panama expositions at San Francisco and California are proving to Dc persistent fighters and on
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

The editor of the Tombstone Pros rector continues to lambast the Doug las real estate boomers. Bill is right they are a troublesome bunch.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Washington has a great outfeld this season Milan Moeller and
 Shanks form a trio of gardeners that
 Gan hold it's own with the rest Of them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
WASHINGTON BELIEVES
lltEisTA HAS MprifDRANN

Washington. Sept G.-Thc declarn-
tion by Federico Gamboa. Mexican
foreign minister. that Manuel Zamu-
coma is coming 10 the United states
In an unofficial capacity is interpret
cd boy officials here ns meaning that
the latter viii not hc Invested with
power to represent the Huerta gov-
crnmont until the United states indl-
Gates its willingness 10 receive MIN.
The view prevails that To receive
Iamaconn would not conflict with
negotiations being conducted by John
Lind. President Wilson's personal en-
voy In Mexico. Administration ofii-
clals were inclined ia the opinion
that if Zamncona were received the
parlcys here would supplement those
carried un hy Mr.. Lind.
Gamhoa's disclaimer that verbal
assurances had been eiven Co Charge
'ShaughnCssy that Huorta would
not be candidate caused no surprise
here; II IN believed the Mcxican Of
ficials do not deem Il the proper time
to make a public announcement oi
IIuerta's withdrawal though the
government Ia an its negotiations is
taking that for granted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
JEROME FINDS REFUGE
FROM CANADIAN JUSTTCE

Coaticook. Que. Sept. william
Travors Jerome. arrested in Coaticook
yesterday on a charge OF gambling
WAS bitterly denounced ~ Justicc nf
the Peace Mckee Ia his court room
today.
The grey bearded magistrate was
very indignant whom Joromc's coun-
sci announced that the New York
lawyer could not bo present today
and asked an adjournment 0f the
hearing of his gambling case.
II want 10 say" CRIED Mckee,
banging the table with his fiss. that
wc intend To porsecutc Mr.. Jerome TO
the full extent OF the law. Tie can't
come here and play his card games
before our children. This may be a
suburb town. but we intend to onirocc
our laws. our relations with the
American bur are cordial but Justice
must be mcted out in this ease" Tho
court then suggested that Jcrome'3
bail be forfeited, "That would only
hit two ~ our citizens who went on
g." said MIR. Hanson, the prosecutor,
Tho Justice said he would let the bail
stand and put over the ease until Sep
tombcr n.
Jerome meantime was az Norton
Mills VT, where he went yesterday
by automobile after being admitted
To- bail He was considering the next
move Co be made IN the Thaw ease
and for this reason did not deem II
hest To return to Coaticook, whore
feeling against him has run nigh.
Thuw may remain here "a day or =
l.sr fef Hfs
To- appear az Montreal before the tuli
Kings bench. appeal side, on the writ
of hahcas corpus obtained boy his law
ycrs yesterday. II Is optional with
the immigration authorities 10 move
him AT once or keep him here until
the last moment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Thc Dcndly s,.hnnI Tlcnrhcr.

Muchlhauscn, Germany sept g.
Fifteen persons arc dead here as tho
result Of a school teacher named Wag-
nor running amuck with several re-
yolvcrs aud plentiful supply of ann
munitlOn. Eight persons died shortly
after Wagner opened up his murder
aus fusillndo and seven others OF
twenty wounded suCcumbod today.
-Four more persons are In procarious
condition.
Wagner previously had killed his
wife ana four children In the nearby
town of pogerloch, ANA then came 60
Muolh0usOn 30 continue his deadly
work.
when Wagner finally WAS nvorpow-
cred by infuratod townspoople. badly
injured hy blows from clubs and
wounds from pitchforks. IL was ho-
lioVed that hc was insane. a COM
mission of examining Judges. however,
after lgugthy hearing In which Wag-
nor nationally answered all their
questions, declared the murderer 10
be normal mentally
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Administration Assured of
Support for Caucus Measure
of All Democrats Save Those
from Louisiana.
.PROGREssIvEs MAY
JOIN WITH MAJORITY
Leaders Hurry Bill Through
Preliminaries to Final Pass
age and May Finish Job
This Afternoon.

by LEASED Wire tO EvcnIng Herald. !
Washington, sept Encouraged
iby a settlement OF all differences, as
sHurcd Of united support with the ox-
.ception of the votes Of the Louisiana
scnators. ana hopeful OF the progros-
give Republicans. Democratic senate
leaders today hurried the tarin bill.
Though they we're eager 20 reach a
lvoic before Adjournment tonight;
lnany thought the vote would como
Monday or Tuesday.
senator Smoot said he would vote
or the amendment hut predicted that
F u would not be many years when tne
slsrcat pulp manufacturing business
would be transferred to Canada
"The only result win be that the
5pronts will go 20 Canadian manufao-
Il lurers," said Mr.. smoot II want to
Congratulate Mr.. John Norris of the
\ american Newspaper Publishers as
Rociation ON this successful Culmlna-
ION of his long nght. He can go hack
io New York tonight and report sue
+ cesr
Senator Hughes In statement re-
Eating To the rctaliations against Can
ida on pulp wood said:
"All the burdens of the retaliatlons
must he borne by the American News
paper publishers. who. In 1912. paid
Indirectly n penalty Of more than
y 3 900. .00O Ina addition to the amount
Df the retaliatory duties paid directly
This Indirect tax WAS due "a the ar
incial prices which tho combination
4 'f American paper makers has con-
n inually maintained. 40 print paper
N an hc bought In the open market.
american mills will not sell ncwu
r print paper unless they know the des-
ination of the paper, the purpose for
Which 10 Is 90 bc used and the name
Hlf the Jycr. They starve the mar
ket hy restricting production. as liz
hown 10y their monthly reports 10
he bureau of corporations, They
hayc kept down the stock Of papor
IN hand pt the mills 10 an eight day
Aupply for an tho newspapers Of the
s country They have dumped paper
Shto Great britain at lower prices
lhan they sell 10 tho American con-
lumcr Tho policy OF retaliation
gainst Canada fosters and helps that
arrangement
u The senate by viva voce vote then
grcod Ca the striking out OF the wood
lulp countcryailing duty
Senator Works ol California, pro-
rcssivo Republican, offered an
mcndmont for tarim commission
nd forced roll call vote. Senators
lansdol of Louisiana and Lewis Of H.
snoig. Democrats, announced that
III hey favored tarin commission but
otcd against Il because they believed
should be- accomplished in separate
.gislation. Tho amendment was re-
rctod 3e to 81 by strict party vote.
Clearing up odds and ends of the
IN vert on with "a succession of de-
eats for Republican amendments ON
Wheat, cotton goods, lumber and 9th
VI commodities Progressive Rcpub-
Aicans frequently voted with IN,
Democrats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Attorneys for Fugitive Slayer
Of Stanford White Plan TO
Carry Cause to Foot of Brit
ish Throne.
PRISONER MAY BIB
ADMITTED TO BAIL
Jerome, Arrested for Gambl-
ing, Finds Refuge on Yer
mont Side Of Line; Bitterly
Denounced by Magistrate.

tBy Leased Wire 70 EyvfnDs neraId. I
Montreal, que, SCp;. Am appl.-
cation Tor bail will be the mex, move
by the lawyers for Harry H. Tha =,
who yesterday succeeded Ia securing
from Justices Cross aud Oetvar. a
writ OF habcas corpus rctufnabln Ia
Montreal on September fj. and an
order preventing the immigration Of
ficlais from dcportlng Thaw.
Tho legal contingent from Moutro-
al handling Thaw's case accompanied
by "Gcntlomun" Roger Thompson.
tho chauffeur who drove the rescue
car from Mattcawan returned on
special train this morning. While the
lawyers declined 10 commit them
selves, Il Is thought that they viii
quietly appear IN the high court Of
Justice, Kings bench division either
today or Monday and make their APP
peal for bail
In legal circles here tho belief Is
held that the Thaw case Is now safe
" launched ON It's long trip TO the
privy council In London. the highest
court In the British realm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
TEXAS BARTENDER
FORCED TO DIG
OWN GRAVE At
CHIHUAHUA
Drink Mixer Reaches El Paso
to Tell Thrilling Tale Of
Narrow Escape From Firing
Squad.
NINE HUNDRED FEDERALs'
JOIN JUAREZ GARRISON

Especial Telegram 10 Evening Ilernid.l
J.. IN Paso. Texns. Sept G-Nlne hum
drcd men under General francisco
Castro arrived in Juarez last might
from Chihuahua and are preparing 20
return 40 Chihuahua tonight They
encountered no rebels en- route bat
washouts delayed them. They were
thought TO DC coming 90 Juarcz 10 re-
inforco the garrison but they are sup
posed now merely to Dc keeping the
railroad oper between Juarcz and
Chihuahua. No provisions for Chi-
huahua viii be taken back today.
Colonel Federico Cordovo, command
ing 100 fcdernls from MADEIRA. reach
ed Juarcz last night and win remain.
e.. u Echagaray, who served as a
major under Orozco Ia the revolution
against Dlaz, reached El paso today
from Chihuahua and says he escaped
from prison there after he had been
sentenced as a spy 90 be shot and
had been forced Go dig his own grave.
He is an American citizcn and tended
bar Ia ~ Paso until two months ngo
when he crossed 90 Juarcz and was
arrested and sent To Chihuahua. lie
says tho fedorals charged that he was
spying and smuggling ammunition Tor
fanch villa, who WAS then threaten
ing TO attack Juarex.
suit was filed today In United
States court against Jose Ynez sala-
zar ana Alfred r. Kerr 20 recover
$1,000 posted as q bond for Salngar
when he was arrested in III Paso two
months ago ON a charge OF conspiracy
To smuggle arms 20 Mexico. Kerr ~
a banker and Salazar is said 60 have
deposited the cash bond with him.
Salazar was indicted when he was a
rebel operating against MadCro.
When he WAS arrested nc was "a brig
adler general of Hucrta's federal
forces and came To ~ Paso To got
meal salazar posted bond and re-
fused 20 come back.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Minister Abe Victim of Wrath
Of irresponsible Agitators
Demanding Invasion 81
Chinese Territory.
SHORT SWORD USED
WITH DEADLY EFFECT
Men Behind Crime Believed to
Be Same Who Recently De-
manded War With United
States.

IIsy LEASED Wire GU Evening Beraid.J
Toxic. sept Mortiaro Abe. di-
rector 81 the political bureau Of the
Japanese foreign office. died today.
the victim of unknown assasslns. Ills
assaiiants, who are believed To have
been students, by IN wait for him in
front Of his house on Thursday even
ing while he was az the railway sta
ton 20 meet ". ijuin. minister to
China, who had just becn recalled
from Pcking. Director Abe wns at
tackled By two young men who ran
out oi AN alley toward him. one
seized him by the shoulders. while
the other plunged short sword into
MS abdomen twice. The assasslns
escaped In the darkness.
Excitement is intense here follow
Ing the reports OF the massacre OF
Japanese ana the Insult Co the Ian
anose flag at Nanking. and there is
much irresponsible clamor for dras-
Tie action against China. similar to
the recent clRmOr against America.
Ihe assassination of Director Abe
's generally regarded as political
crime He is believed Co have been
an Indirect victim OF the sensational
Japaneso press. which recently at
tackled him ana other foreign office
officials. calling them national trait
ors who must be removed.
~ luncheon yesterday Of tho
same group Of agitators who former
" organized mass meetings against
America some of the speakers de.
nounccd Abo for misgulding Japan
ESQ policy In China
Director Abe discussed the political
situation with the correspondent of
the Associated Press only three hours
before The murder lie carefully
went over the recent developments in
southern China and characterized az
ridiculous" tho reports that Japnn
intended immediately to ocCupy the
Chiacso city at Nanking. lie bitterly
assuilcd the inaccuracy and oxaegcr-
atlons Of the Japanese press relative
10 both the California and tho Chi
nosc questions and said the news
papers were inspired with the idea of
embarrassing and ovorthrowing the
japanese ministry
Some shopkeepcrs who saw the as
sassins strike Director Abe pursued
them, but without success. They say
Abe walked hcroically To the door
step of his residence. whore he coll
lapscd In the arms Of his son. The
surgeons chilled hoped To- save the pn
liont by an operation. hut tSc wounds
wero too serious and nc died of hem.
orrhagc
u is thought In official circles that
the murder was the elimination of q
plot ana that Abe was inexpncably
ana unrcasonably singled out for ir-
responsible criticism against the for
cisn policy OF japan and selected as
the victim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Detectives on Trail Of Murder
er Of Chinese Discover Or
ganization Of Criminal Con-
spirators.
SMUGGLING STATIONS
IN HALF DOZEN CITIES
COnsignments Of Orientals and
Opium Brought Across Line
From Canada and Widely
Distributed.


[By Iicased Wire 90 Evening Herald.
Chicago. sept. Discovery Of an
underground railway" for aplrltlnR
away Chinese criminals and fugislves
from Justice and 20 sid In the entrance
of oricnlals into this country, was re-
ported today by detectives al work on
the murder Of Charles Sing. a Chinese
merchant.
The alleged conspiracy extends from
British Columbia TO Hons Kong and
has branches Ia many cities OF this
country and az least ono m Mexico.
The discovery was regarded ~ the
police as sensational
Secrets of the UNDERGROUND" were
discovered IN a raid on rooms AZ the
rear of q chop suoy restaurant In
North Clark street. near West Illinois
street. The principal haul was what
the police c0li the black book" OF
tho gang. from which tho alleged
scheme in aid ot fusltivcs was learnk
cd, Arranged In alphabetical ordor'
were the names OF the agents of the
organization N the various citics. the
names % some of the most notorious
'AflNN' AhANAtNAt" ~ ANN hNRNAt WV
police say. ana instructions in Chinese
characters. The police are OF the
opinion that the murderer OF Sing
escaped by tho underground"
a man who made the restaurant bis
headquarters ana WHO ia known to
have been with Sing and HIS
white wife. has boon missing since
the nigh, Of The murder The police
found many letters addressed 90 this
man from twelve different white girls.
Following are among the cities listed
In the "biack book as stations on tho
underground Oakland. San Fran
cisco and Bakersfield. Cab; Portland.
ore: Seattle. Wash; Vancouver B.
c.; Ann Arhor and Detroit, Mich.i
Athens. Ohio; Boston aud Cambridge.
Mass. Butte. Mont Columbia. Miss;
Valparaiso. Ind. ana Ensenada Mex
leo. with the assistance Of an In
terproter further Investigation dis
closed records in the "biack book" Of
consignments of opium amuEgied In
to this country. This evidence WAS
called 20 the attention of the federal
officials who were inclined 10 believe
that tnc opium traffic and the SNUG
Cling of oriental immigrants across
the border were the main pursuits Of
the Tong. carryisg with them the ne
ocsslty for helping fugitive members
90 escape.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
EXISTENCE or SMUGGLING
SNSTEM Long SUSPECTED

Detroit. Mich. Sept 6.--'rhe exist
encc of an underground railway in
Detroit for the purpose of smuggling
Chinese into the United states has
long been believed by the local au-
ihorltlee Immigration Inspector
oliver q Friok said
1--WE havo reason 20 think that there
are underground syslems here and we
are continually making arrests % or
ientnls but wo have not been able
60 get an Of the operators. The Chi
ncso arc brought "a Detroit from
Canada. and then shipped % Ann Ar
hor generally IN automobiles. and
then ro-shlpped to various places"