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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16
| L0PEZ SEALED IN
MINE UNLESS He
HAS ESCAPED
Officers BuIkhead Levels Not
Searched and Make Death
of Desperate Sure if He Is
Hiding There,

feY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WiPP'
Bingham. Utah. Dec t5.-With all
the upner workings of the Utah-ApeX
mine sealed up with bulkheads and
lena 6ff from communication with the
lower levels. the pursuit Of Rafael
Lopez settled down to a waiting game
again today. Unless the slayer of SIX
men chooses to surrender himself, the
sheriffs look for no new develop
ments until the mine is opened after
they are convinced he has died IRON
starvation or committed suicide.
Every part, except the Andy and
Minnie levels was searched before
being sealed up The lowest Levels
were left open and in these restricted
mining operations are being carried
on.
Perhaps not until the mine is re-
opened. will the question whether
Lopez escaped shortly after he took
refuge there on November ~ be
definitely answered. All except two
Of the mine sheriffs originally on the
scene have returned TO their homes
and the hundreds Of deputies have
been reduced in number just enough
to guard the portals
Letters from all parts Of the United
states and from Canada and Mexico,
purporting to he from Lopez, have
been received by the sheriffs one
received today from Vancouver, =.
e.. bore striking likeness to his
hand writing
Tho pursuit Of the desperate began
on November n. after he bad killed
a Mexican miner Five officers have
since tfallen before his aim
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16
Secretary of State Gives Din
ner to Diplomats and Pre-
Sents Cause of San Fran
cisco for Consideration
OPENING OF CANAL
OF INTEREST TO WORLD
Secretary Daniels Tells of Ma
val Display Contemplated
for Celebration of I0t9na-
tIonaI Event.


Washuatou. Dee. 15.- Secretary
Bryan renewed tonight the American
governments Invitation Co the nations
of the world through their Diplomatic
1erres ututivcs here. to participate iu
the Panama Pacific exposition
The occasion was dinner given by
The secretary of state Co the dip
lomaue corps. mem ers of the cabi-
net, members of the senate and
house and other officials of the gov
eminent to meet Charles Moore, the
president of the exposition. in order
Secretary Bryan expressed Id that
YOU might hear from him about the
progress that is being made in the
carrying out Of the plans of this great
enterprise
More than hundred guests sl,
around the banquet table in the Hal
cf the Americas" at the Pan-Amcr-
icdu Union building Secretary Bryan
was toastmaster aud those present in-
cluded an the members of the diplo-
matte corps. Secretaries Daniels,
Houston, Wilson Lane ana Redfield,
Attorney General McGeynolds Pos
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16

Gently been awarded the Nobel prize
for peace but added
have never been able to satisfy
myself why ne declared. the pluto
cratic press have heralded Senator
Roots speech as great attack on
the currency bin. bat ne insisted that
senator Roots premises We're entire
ly wrong 80 initiation of the cur-
reney could result from the new law,
he said because of the restraining
influence Of the federal reserve board
Chairman owen of the hanlSing
committee, challenged the statements
of senator Root that in case OF h-
nancial disturbance the gold OF
America would bc drained ont when
foreign nations unloaded American
securities. The European financial in-
tcrcsts, he said. were auSious Co kccp
conditions stable in this country as In
Europe. and IN 1907 America was
able To- draw large quantities of gold
from Europe "Wc We're able o. get
quantities that worc boarded n this
country hc said "l believe gold
was boarded then in New York for
the criminal purpose 0r breaking the
stock market
That IS not 10 pc charged AGAINST
thc bankers; it was runous to thc
banker But there have been certain
men m New York who have used the
bankers as they would use pawns on
"a chess board There are men who
rcgard the banker as their servants.
as their hired men TO carry out their
bidding
"They have played That same for
the last time This bin takes out o'
their hands the power to make or
break the financial and industrial fab
ric of the country
Senator owen declared that the
"striatures hedped upon This bin ny
tho senator from New York We're 'un-
fair. unjust and unreasonable.
The deht for government control of
tho proposed new banking system led
by Senator Hitchcock and Che repuh-
lican members of The banking and
currency committee. failed when the
democrats ON the motion Of Senator
owen tabled the Hitchcock amend
ment bv q vote of 80 to SO. The
amendment would have placed the
control of each federal reserve bank
i'm the hands of the government by
authorizing the central board to ape
point five of the nine directors. The
defeat of this amendment made yir-
tuauy certain the adoption of thu
owen plan which would leave the con-
troll of the regional banks I'm the hands
OF. the member banks that compose
them.
Senators Hitchcock and Lane joined
the repubiicAFs n voting against the
motion to sT - the public owner
shin amenqmfnt Immediately after
the vote, sehMor Clapp attacked the
democrats teaders i'm strong terms
for having cut off debate on So im-
portant a feature Of the currency bill
The democratic attitude in favor
ing bank control of the new regional
banks was declared boy senator Clapp
to be complete reversal Of the pre-
vious attitude of the democratic par
IT, lie said the Officers of The region
al reserve bank i'm New York would
be named by Wall street and that the
ramifications of that wan street i'm
fuence would reach to every corner
of the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16
Ncm pnslmastcr. Namcd.

santa Tee. N NJ, Dec The
postoffice at Langton Roosevelt coun-
ty was discontinud today according
to official word received by Postmaster
John Pflueger The following New
Mexico poslmasters iiavo been COM
missoned John w. Richardson, at
Rosedale. ana Thomas W Lynch, at
salt Lake, both in socor puntys
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16
PRESIDENTS COLD
IS MUCH IMPROVED

.HH HHHHtNN JOURNAL HfNAiHA NN""AN H'.HtN
Washington Dec ID President
Wilson worked leisurcy todoy signing
ii number of commissions and road
ng MANY official documents ue ana
mot go to the executive offices but
stayed ln the upper apartment of the
White House ON the advice eff his
physician who suggested bis rcm0n-
he Ia an oven temperature until his
cold should have entirely disappeared
The president was said by Or Gray
SON tonlght tu have improved In health
amid appeared almost entirely recov-
gcd. hut as e preeaution he said the
president probably would be kept Inc
doors FOR another day or two.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16
MONKEY ADDICTED
TO COCAINE HABIT

Paris. Dec. l5.-Dr Marcel BRAND
showed ain interesting case tonight at
a meeting of the clinical society of
mental medicine monkey suffer
ne from a drug habit The monkey
was the pct of a woman cocaine
taker and the eXtraordinary feature
or the ease is that the monkey ac-
Uired the habit spontaneously, and
not by ne initiation of nis mistress
The animal searches ceaselcssly for
the drug and snuffs it mp his nose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16
Banquet of Army and Navy
Officers Who Served in
Philippines StirS Admin
iStratIOn Circles,
COURTS MARTIAL MAY
RESULT FROM FR0LIC
Profa0e Songs Express AM
tIpatby Toward Policy Of
Government and Natives Of
Subject Islands

tuy sosNt.a iouanAl SPECIAL trAafp w,au
Washington. Dee President
Wilson formally Withdrew tonight hia
recent acceptance Of honorary mem-
bership lu the military order of fhe
Carahao. composed ci regulars and
volunteer officers of the army and
navy who served in the Philippine
islands In the four wears succeeding
the Spanish-Americap war
Earlier in the day The president
had ordered am Investigation of vau-
Gus satircs and uavesJles on the ad-
muisuauons policy toward The Phil
ppiues as portrayed at banquet of
the Carahaos in Washington last
Thursday night The affair was at-
Thursday night The affair was attend
ed be Secretaries Redfield and Dam
son. Justices McKenua and Van De
yanter of the United Statcs supreme
court, many members OF congress and
hundreds of army and navy officers
The demand for am Investigation,
together with ntimations from the
White House That courts martial and
severe reprimands would net Doe sur
prisng as result of the banquet.
caused 81 sensation m army and nav,
circles i'm the capital.
The incident first came to the pres-
ioents attention whom he read uc-
counts of DO iu the newspapers
Through his secretary be commun-
icated with various mambers of the
cabinet expressing his Indignation at
the officers or the army and navy
who sang SONGS containing prolauo
4cpithcts lcvard d ueaplo which the
United states was ondeavorins 10 aa-
sist 90 self-goycrnmenf and chliza-
.tlcn. No effort. according 10 White
IHcus, officials. has Teen made to keep
INC banquet private affair. copies
of fbe SONGS and descriptions of thc
irave.tes SHOWING opposition to the
administrations pbilipplpo policy be-
inc even 10 me press generally iu
advance
n was mada pfain a fine White
uouso that while 3 ceneral burlesaue
of the administrations peace p5ficics
ana tbrusfg at Secretary Btyan ana
iothars were deepk resented becaus.
lhev came from arm, ANA navv of
ficers tho chief objection was To- tine
spirlt of hostilit, shown to phuippine
indcpondenc. ms fhe nreblem is heine
worI,od out bv tbo nrasapt aduinis-
ration
Secretaries lanirs and Garrison
,ooferrod IN lenpti,. .on f1a gnbiecf ANA
,,tleJ mann p.,f Admiral rrhoraas n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-12-16
Republican National Commit
teemen Present Views for
and Against Calling Special
Convention,
CHAIRMAN OUTLINES
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
ReunitIng of Party Is Urged
if Leaders HOPE to Succeed
at Future Elections Against
Democrats,

taY voRmno JOURNAL SPECIAL trAsto wlssl
Washington. Dec. Il.-.Although
Che republican national committee
win not decide the question of wheth-
er il shah cali an extraordinary party
convention until rs formal meeting
tomorrow many of The arguments fo-
and against such action were made
tonight al dinner given 10 the com
miuccmen hy Chairman Charles n
uilles. I'm 90 speech Co the diners that
preceded discussion Of the question.
Mr. Hiles outlined at length the mat
tcrs which the committee and "a CON
ycuuon. Il called, win be asked to
settle. gave some of the arguments
ON each side and declared in any
event the republican party should get
together "This conference. ne said
"is not a counsel OF despair. Repub-
LEANS have every reason To- feel hope
fu
I'm order that we may again trJ
umph. we must have some motive
other thon desire to win We are
the trustees OF Tho republican party.
20 fact which should inspire in us i
ecnse 90 c1ggnt responsibility l,c-
pubucans and former republicans caa
go very far iu protocol of union
III surrender of principles IS not
involved We win NOT embrace thc-
ories Of government that are de-
,rlciye of all that we bold esscn-
tal 10 thc maintenance of uborit reg
ulated by IaW."
Mr. Hulcs referred 10 the meeting
OF the national committee as "ah-
normal" but directed by the eXecu-
dive committee and warranted hy CON
ditIons
lie announced that five important
questions to bo decided by lhe com
mtteo tomorrow involved the recog
milton If state laws ass 90 the man-
ucr of choosing delegates minimizing
The number of contests for seats in
conventions terminanng the tenure
of committeeman automatically upon
the election of their successors The
creation of q new tribunal 90 hear
contestants and. changing Che basis
of representation
MT MILES dwolt &C lcnsih on the
proposed recognition of primary laws
and the proposal To change the basis
of representation which would lead
10 the reduction In the proportion of
delegates from southern states
Discussing the proposed reduction
Mr. HilIcs pointed out the success ot
the republican party IN several stntas
south off Mason and DNou'a line and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

ONO Dress shields-Sizes 2, 3, 4.
Value to soc pair. Special, foo
pair
Sewing Silk-Full 425 yards.
Black and white. Value, 40c. Die
Special, spool ................ SAS
Steel scissors-Warranted steel; 31s
to inches. Value, 39c. Spe- 1Oc
clal, pair .......
Warren Featherbone -12 yards
to box. Value, $1.00. Spe- mOc
clal, bOx
Silk Serge Belting-10 yards to
piece. Value. Csc. Special, S6Ac
Shoe Laces-Heaviest mohair; tubu-
lar; black only. Choice of 3 Rc
lengths. Special, dozen. ........ Wv
Safety Pins-Nickel only; choice of
sizes. Value. Sc card. Spe- Sc
cial, cards for. ............... w
sew-on Hose supporters-Heavy
suspender webbing. Va Iue. 7c
15c. Special, pair. ............
Dressmaker's English Pins-Full
1s-lb. boxes; choice Of sizes. nOc
Value, Csc. Special, box. 49,.
English Twill Tapes-10-yard pieces;
all widths; regularly 10c and 7c
15c piece. Special, piece. ....... ~
Dutch Linen Tapes-All widths.
Regular price. SC piece. Spe- Sc
cial. pieces.
Rasting Cotton-King' 500 yards.
Regularly &C SPOOL all num- 16N<
bers. Special, spools. 1900.
Darning Cotton-O. N. T. black.
white or brown. Regularly SC Ec
spool. Special, spools. ....... w
Darning Cotton-Imported French
mercerized; black and colors.
Regularly &c ball. Special, O6Dc
Collar Supporters-W arrens
Spiral; all sizes; Toe dozen. \ n
Each ~
Snap Fasteners-All sizes; black
and nickel; l dozen on card. II
Value, Toe card. Special, card.
Snap Fasteners-Imported extra
small size: on tape for waists:
black and white. Value, CSC 1Dc
yard. Special. yard. .........
Hook and Ego Tape-Black
or white Regularly 15c yard. 16Nc
Special. yard ...............
Weighted Tape-Black or white.
by the yard. Regular price. Sc
10c. Special, yard. ............. w
Lead Dress wsights-Sizes 2, 3,
4. Regular prices. soc to Csc AEc
box. Special, box ..........
Windsor Hooks and Eyes-All
brass; never rust: silver or
black. Value. sc card. Spe- 2r
cial, card
New Perfect Hooks and Eyes
Oscar De Longs, simplest. strong
est. best. Value. 10c card. Spe- nc
clai; card
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

Shoulder Pads-Grean's Shoulder
Pads. Value, Ice pair. Spe- dD<,
clal. pair
Princess Loops-White or black.
Value. &c card. Special. IL DC
Prussian Binding-All silk; best
quality. Value. 19c piece. 1gc
Special, piece ................. NV
TaReta Seam Binding-Best quality
silk; full width. Regular price, Or
15c. Special, piece.
TaReta Seam Binding--Good quail
ity; narrow width; S-yard pieces. RI
Value. loo. Special, piece. wv
Sewing Stlk-Richardsons prize
medal 100-yard machine silk; all
shades; best made. Value, SC MfEc
spool. Special, dozen. ........ wv
Hollow Ground Scissors
Best quality. Regular price, Roc
soc. Special. pair. ... wv
Lisls Loom Elastio-Black and
white; " to l inch; best quality.
Regularly Sc to 15c yard. Spe- no
clal, yard
Geneva Threads k-finish
Thread; full 500 yards. Value, 16Oc
15c. Special, spool. ......... INV
Linen Thread-Barbour's Linen
Thread; full 200 yards. Value, 81
10c. Special, spool. .......... w
English Needles-Milward's gold
eye; all numbers. Value, &c. r.
Special. paper ................
Washable Silk Tape-Polka dot;
white, pink, blue. lavender; s.
yard pieces. Value. 12c. Spe- 2c
cial, piece
Bias Seam Tape-6 yards to piece;
all widths. Regular price. 10c. E~
Special. piece Wv
Hose Supporters-Satin pad front,
heavy Isle elastic; 4-strap
hose supporters. Value, 25c. n7~
Special, pair ................ NV
Hose Supporters-B ust er
Brown; all sizes. Special, nOc
Shirt Neck Bands-All sizes. NJ
Value. Toe. Special. each. ...... w
Dress Shields-Special lot. War
ranted Light-weight Dress Shields;
sizes 2, 3, 4. 5. Values. 10c to Dc
15c pair. Special, pairs. 0S
Skirt A6arkers-Ideal Skirt Mark
ers Regular 39c value. Spe- Die
cial. each
Machine oil-"Three In One;
best made; cheapest in the end. zc
Value. 10c. Special. bottle. .....
Ironing Wax-Best Chinese: wood
handles. Regular price, 10c nc
dozen. Special dozen. .........
English Pins-All sizes; full
count Value, 10c paper. Spe- &c
cial, paper
Pin Cubes-10O count: all colors;
large size. Regular price. 10c. Re
Special. cube
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
Telegram
From Department Chief.

The department chief will not ar
rive from New York until tomorrow
morning.
Word comes: you can advertise
the best ever at SIS. They are show
ing combination suits in New York,
and I will include these at SIS.
SUITS-Cases are on the side
walk as this is written-Saturday
evening.
Those already opened include Bal
kan and Getaway Models with high
wasted and draped skirts.
Bulgarian trimmings in evidence
on some.
Materials are diagonal cloth, bed
ford cord, serge and novelty mate
rails; plain colors and shepherd
checks.
It's the tailoring of these suits
that make them appeal-and SIS
seems so little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

with the directors of the Auburn Bust
ness Mems Association, officers of the
International Harvester Company au-
thorized an announcement that Monday
the companys Irvine mills would be
opened, and if enough striking en-
ployes return the plant would not be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

to the public, will be delivered under
the auspices of the Mount Pleasant Citi-
zens' Association. Representative Mad
den, who is an engineer. has gone over
the entire Panama Canal Zone with a
moving picture camera and has gath
cred a set of pictures and films which
has been valued at $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
Extra
Late Development.

To avoid overcrowding the Suit
Department proper-this third floor
all broken lots" are to be gath
cred and brought down to the Base
ment Floor
Ready tomorrow morning-at $40
for choice.
Observe the variety-styles for
every phase of woman from a. to
~ and for slim and developed girls
of II to 20 years.
Materials include all-wool sergcs.
i'll navy, copenhagen, brown, tan,
grays and black; nlannish suitings in
London mixtures; shepherd checks,
in black and white.
Basement Floor-four seconds by
four elevators, or fourteen seconds
by marble stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

removed to Europe. If the strikers re-
fuse to return in sufficient numbers to
operate all departments. the ultimatum
that the machinery would be shipped
abroad will be followed out.
The strike leaders had not indicated
tonight what action they would advise
the employees to follow Monday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

canal proposition will be one of the fea-
lures of the moving picture lecture which
Representative Martin B. Madden of I'LL
nois is announced to deliver at Imman-
mel Baptist Church. 18TH street and Co
lumbia road northwest. next Tuesday
evening. The lecture, which is to be open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

CHICAGO, April 12.-The jury In the
case of Robert Webb, the automobile
bandit, charged with the murder OF De-
tective Peter Hart, disagreed after
twenty-four hours of argument. and was
discharged today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
Commander Sears Dies.

NEW YORK, April 12-Commander
Walter J. Sears, United States Nav.
retired. formerly In command of tho
New York navy yard. died today In tho
Naval Hospital in Brooklyn. Commander
Sears was retired June 80, 1906. He was
fifty five years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
Trimmings

The new washable trimmings-on
first floor, adjoining the depart
ments for laces, embroideries and
notions.
White Cotton Washable Frogs, for
coats and dresses. Each. 10c Or
White Cotton Braid and Cord
Loops, for trimming linen and
ratine dresses Each. Sc, 1Oc Do
ana
Irish Crochet Teeh ,od Drop 81 orna- A5c
Trimming by the yard to match
above ornaments 2sc 900
Irish Crochet Buttons: all sizes
to match; made on ivory molds
and warranted to wash. Per S1 6MO
dozen, 15c to.
Ocean Pearl Buttons. These are
seconds" but they will not be
known as such. Choice of 6 sizes.
in two and four eyes. Worth lie
to zoe per dozen. To be, II
only ...............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

Bath Towels = Turkish: size 22x44
inches. Sold regularly at 25c. For
only 19c for choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
New laceS

Bulgarian Chiffons; As inches
wide; printed in the newest combi-
nations of colors. Per SD SdO
yard, $50 and ...-.....
Oriental Lace F'louncings; white
and cream; 81 and as inches
wide. Per yard. 800 So 80
Fancy Cotton Filet Bands and
Edges; used for trimming wolfe,
crepe, batiste or any thin dress ma
terials: to Is inches wide. 50 6N6A
Per yard. soc to-. ~SsVV
Novelty Lace Bands; edges and
ratine ball trimmings; white, cream
and ecru; 3 to inches wide
Values to $500 per loo
Novelty Valenciennes Lace Flounc-
ings; Is inches wide. 75c val @Oc
ues. Per yard. ............
Black Silk Chantilly Lace Gal
looms; festoon effects. soc 1Sc
values. Per yard. ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
ULTIMATUM TO STRIKERS.
Must Return to Work or Mill Will
Move to Europe.

AUBURN, N. Y, April 12.-Followtng
q conference Of several hours today