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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
.SUlZER APPOINTS
ECONOMY COMMISSION

Albany. y. n. IAN a=1uhn y.
Carlisle uf Watorlovn, and John ".
Delaney of BROOKLYN. haNc Been sos
looted hN Governor Sulssr as two ui
three memhcrs of commission 10
make searching lnvosllgaden intV
an stntc departments and bureaus. ITO
asccrtain where expenditures can hc
checked and the money of the tax
payers sawed. and also To recommend
to the legislature the deuirahilltv Of
1hollshlng usciesa offices, conAolidnt-
ing. wherever possihlc, bureaus and
commissions with the sole object "
more raid economy and "A greater de-
gree of efficiency"
Governor sulser enid no depart
mcnt would be permitted TO seal amy
public papers while he wos governor
Of the state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
ARCHIBALD MAY GO
ON WITNESS STAND

Washington, jan =. Judge Arch
bald, of the United stnies commerce
court. personally may take lie mli-
ness stand IN the senate tomorrow
during the Impeachment trial against
him The Impeachment court recon.
vencs tomorrow afternoon after "a re-
cess since December 18Th. judge
Afchbalds attorneys viii pat on
several additional witnesses to tcaii-
fy as 70 his character and ns to hia
business relations IN connection with
coal land deals IN Scranton, pa.
In case the examination of these
witnesses Is included in the afternoon
II Is expected thal Judgc Archibald VIII
be called to take the stand iE his own
behalf. The house managers WHO are
directing the Impeachment ana Judge
Afchbald's attorneys, VIII present their
closing arguments eariy ncxt Weck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
OVER FIVE HUNDRED
MEN v|CT|M|ZED
BY WOMAN
Champion Heartbreaker Comes
to Grief and is in Tolls Of
Law for Using the Mails to
Oefraud,
nv MornIon Joutual spcclaI rcnsed wItel

my Norning Junfnai special Icnscd wlre)
Des Moines. la. Jan. 2.-Florcncs
Gamble aged ss and good looking
who STYLES herself "Iowas champion
heart breaker broke down and con.
fessed TO federal Officers herr toda,
that she had cnrresponded with NOR,
than 500 lonesome bachelors oyer the
country. from some of whom she re-
eeivod amounts ranging from Sib "a
$50
She told United states Commission
er ". q. Macarthur and Chns Gaines,
postofflce Inspector. that she had re-
eelved IN average of ia0 letters a
weeks Ia the last two months. The
woman withdrew her plea Of not
guilty to an information charging
her with having swndled j. l.. pfa4
ter II Arlington, Texns out of t2b
through her matrimonial schemes.
According TO Inspector Gaines. other
charges growing out of the snmc casc
VIII be filed against tho woman. Cont
missioner Macarthur accepted her
guilty plea ana bound her over to
the federal Jury, which convones
next May She furnished bonds Of
$1,000.
Z have almost worn out your pie
turc kissing It. Sire wrote Prnier
whom she ealled the dearest man III
all this world"
u am little short OF money" she
continued nc sou will send me SIS
I viii come ut once to Fort Worth
ana We c1n get married as soon ns
! arrive.
yes, doat ! know you are The one
for me. don't want YOU to get such
3 thing lHte your head thul I'M
after your hard earned money. 1
would not come II / believed you
thought I was am moi thai Kind
Of woman. am honest and true
To sou"
The Inspector soNa the womun'aI
Victims include Bert Gates Coggs-
we'll A. w.. Adpiph blessing. Vlctor
Mont N, A. Weaver. Colorado city.
golo.. t. f. liuucorn. Blythe, Cal
4. a. Hundolpli. Niagara Fails. or
vile Wilson. Minneapolis Louis Gul-
liter. Halliday, " y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
Senor LaSeuraia, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, Tells Taft
That Madero is SuppreSSing
Rebellion,
INTERVENTION TALK
HAS NO AUTHORITY
No Additional Demands Made
on Southern Republic by Of
fIciaIS Of United States, It is
Declared.

10, Morning Journni special Leased Wire.
Washington Jan. Orr Sonor Pedro
iascurain. Mexican minister FOR for.
olgn affairs and personal Representa-.
tive OF President Mad,ro. came to
Washington today to tell aruin tu
President Taft ana Secretary KuoN
the story OF his governments sue
ecssful struggle with rcbeillons, to &C..
assure them OF lts ability 70 protect
American lives and property every
where Ia that republic aud incl.
dontall,. II was whispered tonight. 10
find if there Is any truth IN the re-
cent reports ef Intervention hv IN,
United states was not merely q
threat hut an alarming possibility
senator Lascuraln had two opporlun.
ilics TO talk and to listen al the white
House today, aud tomorrow he Will
be- given an audience by Secretary
Knox. Although White House offi.
cials hud no statement to make 60.
nishL Il became known that preH
dent 1Nfl nude no specific demands
upon the Mexican foreign minister
he expressed particular interem Ia
conditions in northern Mexico, and
was assured that recent troop move
mcnts Ia that part of the republic
and Madero's efforts to meet with
this country's desires for protection
there had proved fruitful lle was
able. through reports to the stale de.
partment la the last few days par
iinilN nt least, to confirm senor Las.
eurain's statements
The president WIS glad to hear Of
tho reported Improvements In conai-
lions in northern Mexico. and was
said to hasc expressed the hope that
The Madero government would be
able to cope with the situation so
far he has seen NO rcasan To- believe
that Il VIII be unable to do so. but the
assurances from the MoMcan minister
were Welcome
Scnor i-ascurains coming "a Wash
lngion WIS unhernlded ana his call at
the White House was arranged only
today He first paid the formal cnll
required rs all foreign officials who
expect 10 discuss matters af state
with the president It lasted less than
ten minutes, but tonight he was in
conference with MI 1an almost an
hour u was explicitly stated. how
ever that the president had made no
demands upon the Mexican govern.
ment had issued no "ultlmntum." and
that he was Impressed with the story
he heard Of improved conditions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
I.UJO SAYS EXTREMES
MAY BECOME NECEs~ My.

Washington, Jan. "A series ei
conferences and a vast amount u dig
cling into dusty tones of law Oceu-
pied the members Of the house con
nectod with the e.''money trust inves-
tigation today in their efforts to evolve
10 plan to secure the testimony Of
William Rockefeller. whom the ser
geant-at-arms Of the house has tried
IN vain TO serve with a subpoena since
last june Meanwhile sergeant-at-
Arms Riddell and small army OF
deputies and private detectives are
camped about the Ney York home Of
the oil magnate After talking with
house leaders and with Jerry south.
chief clerk Of the house. Chairman
Puio, Of the money trust" commit
tee. tonight ISSUED a statement re-
Viewing the attempts to secure the
tesliment Of air. Rockefeller. in which
he expressed the hope that Il would
not be Necessary to exert the full
legal power" Of the house to secure
service of the subpoena
Mr. Pujo would not say sat plans
We're evolved to aid the sergeant at
arms IN his work. Ne said meeting
OF the committee would be called to-
morrow Or saturday ard The matter
would BE- taken up formally. Members
Of the committee. after pouring over
the precedents, were puzzled AS 10 the
exact method BY which the ise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03


New York, Jan. William Rock
ofoller continued tonight to clude
the process servers or the house OF
Representatives. Charles t. 2iddell.
seigeant-at-arms, a. tne head of an
army of assistants and detectives
who for DAYS have been trying 10
subpoena the financier as ii witness
in the money trust investigation,
said tonight that all his efforts 20
set in communication with him had
been rcpused. Dr. Walter +. Chap
pelle, the physician who Is treating
Mr.. iockefeler's throat. has refused
to tell where his patient Is. while John
". Sterling Mr. Rockefellcr's attor-
ney, Hwould not be secn.' Mr.. liidOll
said when he went to the lawyers
office.
Il had hoped Mr.. Riddc stated,
"that an this publicity would shame
Nh Rockefeller out and that surely
today he would accept service. but I
have not heard word from any OF
his representatives.
The sorgeant-at-arms had no COM
ment to make on the report from
Brunswick. Georgia that Mr. Rock
efellcr was In that city. The guard
around Mr. Roekefeller's Firth avenue
residence. az his Tarrytewn country
home and az the home OF WsIlam
g. Rockefeller. his son. at Greenwich
Conn. was maintained as usual today
until congress authorizes 4 writ Of
for Mr. Rockefeller Mr.
Islddell SAYS there will be nothing to
do * ept wait Tor the millionaire
to accept service te-
poris that the Fifth avenue residence
was entered by force attracted crowds
to the nelghborhood today tectur
ers on sightseeing automobiles point
to the mansion ana explain tho sit
uatlOn to. their passengcfa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

How many understood them when
they did study thems do not mean
10 reflect on the Intelligence OF the
people when | say they could not
understand them with the opportun-
lty they were given 10 study them.
could not do 1t myself
He said that In Switzerland the
people had become disgusted with
the constant necessity OF voting ON
questions Of government and had
gradually refused 20 go to the polls.
A compulsory voting law. he said.
had not succeeded. and they had
finally determined 10 pay voters
Make 'em vote II they won't. pay
'em TO vote is the principle suggest
ed said Senator Bailey.
Senator Bailey said that in states
whore constitutional amendments had
been submitted to the people but a
small proportion Of the citizens voted
upon them. In Wisconsin he said
II ran as low as from "a to &c per
cent. In Oregon. he declared. on a
que tion involving the future OF the
states university. In which the pub
lie had become kecnlv Interested. but
so per cent had voted upon the qucs-
tlon.
Senator Ashurst. answering senator
Pailey. said that the percentage that
voted on public questions in the states
where direct legislation WAS attempt
ed was fully as great az the percent
age OF United states senators. Sworn
and paid to vote on legislation who
voted on the majority OF the sub
jccts before the senate senator
Ashurst. IN his defense OF Mr. Hearst,
said that his name was associated
with the success nf many projects to
promote the happiness Of the people
and the porpetuity OF American instl-
tutions and declared that he was "a
firm friend. loving husband and a
faithful father"
More than that ! need not say;
less than that could not say" he
added.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

par value whenever the holder became
dlssatisflea
The promoters were able to reach
a multitude Of conservative persops In
this way ANA declared az today's hear
ing In the vnltcd slascs court In the
trlal of a D. Riehl. lettcrs were IN.
troduccd showing how the method
was worked out In constructing tho
pumping plagt az Wahluke which
was the ehiat piece of work done by
tho promotciE The exchange rrmci-
PIE was emplVNcd rohey Rrothers
hed been induced 10 part with thclr
100000 Gill am county firm Tor a
modest block 81 hondn rhc Htsi unit
of the pumping plant inclndinr tho
power house, WAS tn cosi Sfo.ooo and
the knboprno and Clark contracting
engineers were given the rohey mnch
to pay Tor The pumping plant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

Convened az noon and Adjourned
at 1911 O'Clock this afternoon out Of
respect to tho memory Of the late
Representative John II Mefienry Of
Pennsylvania
Chairman Alexander OF merchant
marine committee. announced hear
ings on brazilian shipping combine
would begin January 7th and gave
names Of witnesses sHbpoeuaed
Representative Llnthlcum intro
duced bill for special committee 20
Investigate causes Of railroad acct
dents and recommend preventative
measures. Secretary Of navy asked
for 100000 appropriation for Pearl
HarbOr Hawaii. naval hospital. war
department recommended 1000 foot
channel Of approach TO Baltimore
harbor at cost Of $305,250.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
IDAHO COURT SENDS
NEWSPAP MEN
To PRISON
Editors and Owners Punished
for Publishing Associated
Press Dispatch with Criti-
ciSm by Roosevelt.


'iis Morning journal special fcnsed Mirrj
Boise Idnho. jim 2.-g. ). sherl-
dan publisher Of the Boise Capital
News, q O. proxon, managing editor.
and 4. =. Cruzcn. local capitalist,
convicted for contempt q tho idaho
supreme court for crticising the
court decision barring the progress
sivc candidates Tor presidential clec-
tors from tho Idaho ballot. occupy a
cell In the county iail tonight. where
they will serve out q ten-day sentence.
In addition to Che Jail sentence I'M
posed on the three men. they also
were sentenced to pay fncs Of $500
each. Tho court room WIS crowded
when the court announced It's
decision Tho opinion. write, by Jus
iiec sullivan. was concuffed in bv
chief Justice stewart II upheld the
inherent right OF courts to punish for
contempt. Justice Ailshie dHsented
from the opinion on tho ground that
no case was pending at The time Of
the publication Of the arfltic IN miea-
ton.
t'iAHRHHH ~ ftf IUItHs III M
answer to the courts churges made
affidavit that he vas Ia 10 way CON
nected with the paper. the sworn
statement of the publisher. made in
compliance with the federal law. was
introduced showing the ownosship %
stock and bonds Of the company and
the court held cruzen equally auilts
with the publisher and editor. When
the court asked Bfoxon II he knew
Of any reason why sentence should
not he pronounced he replied
None thai this court w'il consider
The three newspapofmcn we're
then sentenced and taken to the
county jail whore t1fy were placed
IN the same cell occupied by Moycr.
Haywood and Pettibone during their
trials for alleged complication In the
assassination ~ cx-Governor steuncn.
berg. The action against Sheridan.
broxon and crhzen was broHghl De-
cember End. by Attorney General Me-
DougeH. The publication ~ the mes-
sage from Colonel Roosevelt criticis-
ing the coarts decision. was admit
ted by the publishers. but denied that
this was contempt, claiming right |
under the constitution 70 criiicise the
court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE
TAFT'S PLAN FOR
CANAL ZONE
While Expressing Great Admir-
alton for Colonel GOethaIs
They Do Not Wish Commis-
sion Discharged at This Time
tDy Morning journal special Leased wire

tIBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel,
Washington. Jan. 2.-Opposition OF
democratic senators To- President
- rs plan OF putting Col George W.
Goethals. builder OF the Panama
canal. at the head OF the civil gov
ernment of the Zone. took such pro-
portion today that some Of Mr. Tafts
advisors urged him to forego the
plan and leave the creation of tho
new Zone government TO his sue
cessor, President-elect Wilson Some
who talked with the president early
/ in the day were convinced that he
would canvass the situation further
before abandoning his plan Others
in close touch With the president
were positive that out OF considera-
ton for Colonel Goothals, whom he
does not wish to involve in polit-
ical dispute. he would give up the
idea ana that Colonel Goethals inn
mediately after appearing before the
congressional committee formulating
appropriations for Qualifications Of
the canal. would return to his work,
One feature Of the plan. however
II AUHblltf 1ONtiOlH ~ lDt put at ttl'
head Of the Zone government Is to
place all employees on the canal worl,
under civil service by the presidents
executive order. 4 few employees on
the isthmus already are in the civil
service. hut the great number of canal
workers have been appointed By the
lsthmian canal commission. The at
titudc OF the democratic senator Isl
that the present canal commission
Should not be displaced and reor-
sanized until the canal is completed
THE bill authorizing the presi-
dent to organize a civil government
for the Canal Zone could never have
become a-law but for the assurance
that there would be no premature
action said senator Hoke Smith Of
Georgia
I'VE accepted this assurance as
nearing that the commission would
be allowed to continue its labor until
construction should be finished and
the water running.
The democrats further take the p0-
sition that the services OF all thol
members Of the commission still are
needed and they contend that to
provide for Colonel Goethals and sal !
marily dismiss all other commissions
ers would be an unfair discrimina
tion. Generally. they express admir- |
alton for Colonel Goethals. and Sem
ator Smith went as far rs to say that
he would favor comforting all possible
military honors upon him. But tol
lift him alone out Of the commission /
for any purpose and leave the other
commissioners out Of consideration
and especially to deprive the coun-
try Of the services of the commission
at what may still be a critical Time
we believe to be neither wise nor
fair Mr.. smith continued. lie fur
ther said that many republican SEN
ators express this sentiment and he
added his conviction that II Colonel
Goethals' nomination should be sent
In it could not be confirmed at this
time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
HOUSE MAY HAVE TO
BE F0RCIBLY ENTERED
Sergeant-at-Arms RiddeII, with
Army Of Assistants, Coniin-
ueS to Guard Every Point Of
EgresS from Home,
HOCkEFEIIIiR LEAVES
iOR UNDISCINSED PORT.

Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 1.--Wil-
liam Rockefeller wanted as I
witness before the pujo mon I
ey trust" investigating commit
tee, sailed from Jekyl Island,
near Brunswick. Tuesday. on an
unidentified steamer for an un-
known port II was learned here
tonight. Accompanied by his
. wife and son. William c. Rock Z
. efeller. as well as the latter's I
. wife, Mr., Rockefeller arrived at
. Jckyl Island moro than three
. weeks ago. Instead ei going to
. the Rockefeller winter home.
. the party got quarters in an
. apartment house ana remained
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. Rockefeller Z
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. hy residents of Jckyl Island re- Z
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. Rockefellcrs. The name OF the 4
vessel on which they sailed also Z
. hps carefully been withheld. To- Z
> night it was said that Mr. Rock Z
. efeller chartered special Z
. steamer A rumor also was cur Z
: rent that the party sailed on q
> the private yacht OF a New =
: York sportsman. and that their .
> destination was Bermuda. .