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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
LARGE NUMBER or DELEGATES
ARRIVE IN AUTOMOBILES
Especial dispatch te EveninE Heralal

Roswell. \. A., May 2i.-Roswell
has been In full possession OF the
New Mexico Rctailors association
since yesterday morning. aud the an
nual meeting Of the large and flour
ishlng organization Il proving more
enthusiastic and more successful anu
more profitable fo the business men
oe the state than the most optimistic
expected. a large proportion of the
delegates, including eighteen from
Ration, a dozen from Albuquerque and
many from las Vegas. santa Fe and
other points throughout the state
came IN automobiles Ration came
with the firm determination % land
ing the next meeting OF the nssocla-
tion.
The Ration people are: :. A. Wise
man. NJ. u. Mcndclson. q. &. Riddle,
editor OF the Rangc Byron Connell.
editor OF the Reporter: Harry Lyon,
J. q. Smith. x. j. Boyle. irV Duck
worth. Ralph Ludlnm, a. Newman.
Jack Larkin. r.. l.. Fugnte. w. y.
Nutting. a. II. Dayis ana II. y. Van
Dusen. Also Mrs. Jack Larkin and
Mrs. T.. l.. Fugate.
The trip of 3S7 miles was made
without accident. only four pune
turea They came via Las Vegas,
Lamy. Encino and Vaughn.
Last night the chief social feature
was the smoker and Ect-fOgether
meeting at the Commercial clun for
the men and the card party for the
visiting ladies, who are numerous. at
the Gllkeson hotel. The convention
ends Thursday afternoon. when the
site for the next convention VIII be
chosen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21

tBy Leased Wire 70 aevenIn4 Housfa. !
washington, May 1t.--~ Da,nntrnIIt
members 0f the senate fna ncr eoI'I2
mittee today decided "a naar "a mare
nAaiufacturefs On tho nchsauiaa ~
the Underwood blil affnf newt YHe.4
day and then begin actual wer4 a. rne
ViainN the hlll.
Chairman simmons WA authorized
to- make thnt annouNranUont and IA
ssued the following elatamouit
ine Democratic u1fmb0r4 ~ f1&
nnance committee of the senate de-
sire that az persons who Wl0k f0 nhns
fer With the suh-oontmltiena mitn le4.
erence 20 them ahouia az " before
ire close or next TnNaaAe. After
then the hun.c0mmifte4 will tealk
.i.. ne work Of actually framlnS lha
,,,.:,,.,. senator simmons added mas no 49,
d'fihuai members or ehe committee
could spare any further time listening
70 manufacturers and that an who
wish ~ BE- heard nlliNt nppIy 10 tho
various nun-eDmuitlqcE. After nntt
Tuesday che committee exbatIs 10
complete the hin sn four Gays or ~
,snne ,sn g rspgft g sns Inh se,np,i..se
nemocfellc cRufun WIN hn c8l|a1
Chairman simmons hellasea 500 9ha(
sne Ply win ee ready tQl ire Aennlt
The cutting oil vf heaflnas wfll not
stop the nllns of pfle's which Will pa
reeeiYea untn tne eomnttler enut
senator Williams, chairman of the
finance spb-comusitoo consIdafIna fhn
agricultural schedule announced To-
day that 70 hHd decided - treat Dnef.
cattle, sheep ana hogs and t1olr
products. wheat ana nour and oaH
ana oatmeal on az equal bnalo, ff
duty Ia "a No rNt an IhH 80 a. sI.4 I.IIHI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
lRx Leased wire to Evening peraId.

lRx leased Wire 20 Evening gernId. J
Macon. ca. May 2i--"lf this be
dying. then none need fear is ter
rors"
-. sanders Walker, the young bank
or VINO swallowed a bichlOride OF
mercury tablet by mistake u week ago
made this chaructcristlcaliy cheerful
statement today a. he vainly begged
his nurse to tell hin exactly what had
been said at conference of physlc-
lnn@ in "a corner OF hiss bed chamber.
Although warned from the FIRST that
death undoubtedly awaited him. Wall
ker consistently has maintained buoy
ant spirits. He rallied again today
and was the least perturbed OF any in
the room.
Conscious aud suffering little or no
discomfort. walker has been unable
To grasp the situation which physic.
ians say contronts him. The slow work
OF the deadly poison has failed to
shake Walkers belief that he viii re-
cover. His high spirits, u Is believed.
have had much Ca do with resisting
the drug.
To-day Walker begged his physiclaHs
To- allow him to talk with his family
and friends. lie said he had no fear
of iil consequences. To his wife
struggling brnvely 20 bear up. WAL
kcr constantly offers words of en-
couragemeni.
''If am dying" he said. then tho
sensation u not - unnlepsant AZ y -
walker. who swallowed poison by
mistake week ago. is making dese
Perato battle for HE today. His re-
markable vitality Is puzzling physic-
ians 0nd specialists throughout the
country I.ast night Walkers physlc-
ian believed the end was near. The
patient, however. steadfactly assured
them that he was determined to live.
After an all night ilghl with death,
walker rallied slightly this morning
Al 2 O'Clock his puse WIS 1875, respl-
ration 81 and temperature 90.
While unable To fully account fOl
walkers remarkable vitality phys
icians today partially attributed his
successful resistance of the poison up
20 this time To the fact that he emitted
a portion oJ the bichioride OF mer-
curry tablet soon after II was swal-
lowed IL was this development which
alarmed the banker and caused him
to call n physician, who rushed TO ths
Walker home and pumped out the
contents OF walkers stomach.
The physicians arrival, however,
was not before the poison had taken
sufficient effect To paralyze the kid
neys.
All the members Of Walkers im-
mediate family are gathered al his
home here. Every precautson is be-
ing taken 20 prevent the patient from
becoming unduly excited. only his
wife. the attending physicians and
nurses are permitted to enter his
room
ToleErams containing suggestions
for treatment still are being received
at the Walker home from every see.
ton OF the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
PROPOSED CHANGES
IN PATENT LAWS
VIGOROUSLY
ATTACKED
Speaker Before Manufactur-
ers' Association Declares
Charges Of Suppression"
Are Unfounded.
SAYS OLDFIELD BILL
FAv0Rs BIG CONCERNS
my leased wire to llvonlaa neraIa.l I

lBy leased Wire 20 iEVcnina HesaId. I
Detroit. Mich. May 2i.--Disrtssion
OF Recent assaults on the patent sya-
TEN; what they mean To manufac-
tuFerss" Problems OF Industrial ed
ucation." and European laws and the
American manufactures" were among
the topics discussed NJ today's ses-
sion of the National Association Of
manufacturers. Today was the last
business day Of the convention ana L
was expected that Officers would be
elected for the ensuing year before
adjournment was taken
A vigorous attack was made by
Gilbert n. Montague OF New York In
his remarks on the patent situation.
"The Oldfield bin proposes" ne
said. that II any applicant shall ss-
tahlish IN a federal district court that
patent owner, who has purchased
q patented invention from the Origi-
nal inventor Is Withholding n, with
she result of preventing any other
person from using the patented pro-
cess more than three years after the
patent Is issued. the court shall or
der the patent owner "a grant 20 the
applicant license tO Use the inven-
tion upon such terms of royalty as
the court deems just
fne hufdcn OF NttRhtlon Nhtcn tnN
proposal involves would give large
corporations the greatest advantage
over ordinary patent owners The sS-
cuse offered for thi, universal pre-
scription OF patent is that patents are
sometimes suppressed.
"Tor twenty-seven days the house
committee on patents took testimony
en- the Oldfleld bill and not single
case Of suppression was cited"
John Kirby. Jr. Of Dayton. ohio.
retiring president of the association.
was today presented with check for
siO.00 by tho delegates attending the
mcctinR Resolutions adopted stated
that the slft was in recognition of
his efflciency aa president and his
fearless battles against militant la
hor uniOnism. which nave been as 81
fec,unl as those Of any other man In
the country IN establishing the prinCi-
pie Of the open shop"
Col. George Pope Of Hartford.
Conn. " the leading candidate 10
succeed Mr. Kirby
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21

New York. May Ala special
hoard of inquiry az ELLIS island took
Mp today the case OF Carlos uomin-
suez. an attache OF the Mexican con-
sulate al Paris during the Diaz ad-
ministration and pretty young wom.
an companion who were detained In
their state room when the steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm II docked late yestcr-
day. They we're on the ships ineni-
fest az man and WIFE but on the
strength OF ii cablesram from Paris
saying the young woman was a dauEh.
ter OF Partisan. who had elOpcd,
they were not permitted 10 land.
The young Mexican. when question
ed admitted the trip was the culmln.
alton Of romance and that the girl
was not his wife. II was thought
probable that he would be permitted
to land but that the girl would be sent
back TO her mother on the next
boat. The pair were on their way 10
Mexico city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
ALASKAN GOVERNOR
TO ENJOY REAL
POWER
Secretary of Interior Declares
Territorial Executive Will
Not Be Hampered by Wash.
ington Domination.
lBy Leased Wire to Evening" HeraIdI J

Washington. May el.--Secrciary
Lane of the Interior department in
dicnted emphatlcally today that he
would attempt In no way To interfere
with appointments 10 be- made by The
new governor OF Alaska, Maior =. n,
\. Strong.
In letter addressed To resident
Of the territory. who asked appoinT-
Ords:
"As you know, the position referred
To by YOU IL under the governor. with
whom I viii In no way interfere as
To his appointments. The governor of
Alaska should bc an independent olti-
zen not dictated To- from Washing
ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
ROYAL EDINBURGH
OBSERVATORY IS
OYNAMITED
Suffragettes Plant Bombs in
Dome of Historic Structure,
Bloodstains Indicate Injury
of Miscreants.
[Ry Leased VIC Io IltcnIng IIeFaIsI. }

Edinhurgh. scotland. May GA
bomb exploded ia the wesi aome Ol
the Royal Observatory nt half past
one this mornlng.
The astronomical Instruments We're
badly derangod but the building itself
escaped serious damage, The bomb
consisted ui an earthcnWarN vessel
hlled with gunpowdcr
The police declare that militant
sunragcttos committed the outrage.
pfo:. Ralph A, Sompson, the as-
tronomor royal Of Scotland. thinks the
evidence found points 10 lWn Women
having been engaged ga the outrage.
lie says they apparently hurt them
selves, ns blood stains were found
about the building
several pounds OF gunpGWdCr must
have exploded ns some heavy doors
were blown open and much glnss and
Wo1dwUrk shattered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
BAPTISTS GATHER
At DETROIT
Largest Convention in History
of Church Assemblies for
Convention to Last More
Than a Week


ering Of Bnpiists ever held Ia the
United states is assembled in Detroit
Tor conventions which probably viii
cover period of more than a week.
The principal convention is that
of the Northern Baptist conference,
consisting OF pastors from churches
north Of the Mason ana Dixon line.
Tho Woman's Baptist Home Mission
society and the American Baptist
Foreign Missions. IN addition 10 par
tiCipntinR la the main convention.
will hold meetings 81 their own dur
ing the week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
CHAMBERLAIN BILL
CONCEALED LARGE
SIZED JOKER
Delegate Wickersham of Alas
ka Declares Oregon Senator
Was Author of Measure to
Give Guggenheims Mono
poly.
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J

tBs Leased Wire to Evening ueraId.
Washington, MAY .i.-DeleRnte
Wickcrsham, of Alaska. startled the
senate territories committee today by
declaring that senator Chamberlain.
member OF the committee, had in
advertently been the author of bill
In a previous congress which would
have turned over 10 the "Guggcus
helms" absolute control of the harhor
OF CprdoNa ana the entrance Ia Rering
river coal fields.
There vas little inonensivc look
lng bill introduced In congress. I be-
lieve you we're the author of it, Sem
atOr Chamberlain" said WickCrshau,
"GiViug the ripht of way 10 the Gug-
Eenheims from Mile Twenty-Five on
the Copper River road To Three Tree
Point. You didn't know what that bill
meant. ID passed the senate out
when IL reached the house | killed A.
II 1t had passed Il would have given
the Guggenheims title in fee simple Ca
all of CordoNa harhor and they would
have had monopoly like that Of MI
Ryan on Controller Bay
Mr. Wickcrsham told the commit
tee that Morgan-Guggenhei syndi-
cate had Alaska "by the thront" and
that the lcsislation holding up ALAS
kan legislation has helped the biz
man and killed the little man.
Ryan challenged WiCkcrsham'
statement that the Guggenheims con
trolled the hay IN which he was In
terestec
1T h Just my word against his, so
ask the committee for permission to
call any banker here 10 substantiate
my statement" said Ryan,
The committee viii hold session
Friday tO hear the banker. who's
mar was not given,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF
WEST VIRGINIA INQUIRY
IRr I.eased WIrn lo TrrnInr IInrnId. !

WuHhInFtOn, May II'-SrnuIUr
Iioke smith. chairman. called the
committee ON education ana labor to-
day 10 consider the Kern resolution
10 direct an inquiry into conditions
IN the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek
coal fields OF West Virginia,
The committee authorized "A sub
committee of five 10 draft u new res.
Olution directing an inquiry by the
fun committee AZ education and labor,
with q subcommittee TO take testt,
lNony In West Virginia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
Victim Of shooting May Recover.

ST. Paul, Mimi. May 2i,--Although
the crisis win not be passed for sev
ern, days city physlcians today said
that they believed Mrs. Margaret Loo
gan Curl, shot by her husband last
Saturday bnf0re he committed sui
eide. will recover. Mrs. Curtis mother
is expected here from Denver within
a few days.
Mrs. Currs sister. Mrs. D w. Scha-
berg Of Kansas Ciiy, is the only one
allowed IN her room with the cxcep.
tion OF nurses and doctors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
PRISONER
BREAKS JAIL TO
FACE WORSE
Robber Who Crawled Through
Sewer Pipe at LeavenwOrth
Must Answer for Murder
Committed in March.
[ny Icnsed WIG lo IlrcnInr IIcraIa.

Pekin, Ills, May 2i-Ciyde STRAIT
ton, notorious safe robbcr, who made
a sensational escape from United
States federal penitentiarv al LcaV-
cnworth. Kan, last March bS crawl
irR through an lS-inch scwer for half
a mile. was today taken to Rock ISL
and. H., 60 answer TO an indictment
charging him with the murder OF
Cashier Crowder OF the Silvis H..
National bank which was robbed lust
December.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
.FILIPINOS GONE TO
ATTEMPT CONQUEST
OF CONTINENT
Gallant Little hand From Far
East Proposes TO Win Its
Victories on Diamond In-
stead Of Battle Field.


WASHINGTON. May ~ "A small band
of Filipinos IL ceuinH 40 tne tultta
states. the bureau ~ iuaula1 Affairs
has learned. 60 "knock She slHUin -
ia members are reported tQ have de-
Clnred, out or tnls country. II ia ~
De on tho diamond not on lho iinA
OF war that this hoped for victory -
20 be scored
The an-Flliplho baseball team ~
expected 30 arrito in san FfAnei4fo
about june m was the word WkI4H
reached nrleadior General McInUfM
chief of the hurean of laauiHr oNnII4
today one ~ the four pIlchor4 3Hf8
OpillR. former star pitcher ot tH4
iloilo high school N rouortoN "a ~
"A south paw 0f no n,ean ability
The team expects M lonf lIo
sg well as 90 play q series VI E1fHNt
ln ~ast coast states
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21

Washington. May 2i.-Designs for
two new stamp hooks, one To contain
90 One-ccnt stamps ana the other ~
one-cont and - two-cont stnmps.
were approved by the p0stofhce de-
partment today. An stamp hooks are
sold at one cent each above tho face
value Of the stamps they contain.
This small margin yielded a profit
last year to the government OF tlS0,-
600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21

Geneva, switzerland, May 2l,-ln
view 81 possible conflict against
Scrvia and Greece, u number Of linl-
Enrinn university student volunteers
Recently relieved from the army
services. and including several army
officers. we're ordered today 10 rejOin
their regiments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
CONFERENCE ON UNION
PACIFIC DISSOLUTION
my Leased Wire ca Evcnlnr Herald

WuFNlHNiUn, Nay ~ Max WCIl
Evarts aud n. N. LOOMS. represent.
Ing the southern Pacific. conferred
briefly to-day with Attorney General
Motieynolhs over the dissolution 0f
the Union paclfic-S Snuthern Pacific
merger The atutfncy general said
the conference WAS one of a series he
expected to have locking 20 an nsrt0-
ment upon application.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
LAWS
INTERFERE WITH
INTERNATIONAL
ROMANCE
Mexican Diplomatic Attache
and Young French Woman
Detained BY Ellis Island
Authorities
GIRL MUST GO BACK TO
FACE ANGRY PARENTS

New York, May 2i-Carlos 4
Dominkuez. young Mcaican, 4
y and Lncicnnc l.oprlnce. his III 4
. year old parisiBn sweetheart. 4
must 80 bHcR TO France whence I
= they clipped. They can not land 4
= here and they can NOS 70 70 I
Mexico city as they planned.
= This was the decision of q spec 4
= cial board of inquiry az ELLIS lsl- Z
and this pfternodn. They arrived
= here Yesterday on the steamship 4
. Kaiser Wilhelm ll Z
The girl pleaded tearfully to-
= day that they be allowed 10
= marry and come ashore. but thr
y immigration authorities said no
. Both will be detained ut Ellis
= Island. pending the departure 0f .
the Kaiser Wilhelm ! ou Tues =
. day next
= a q = a a a =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
If THIS BE DEATH
NONE NEED FEAR
ITS TERRORS,'
SAYS WALKER
Remarkable Fight for Life Be-
ing Waged By Young Bank
or at Macon Who Swallowed
Poison BY Mistake.
DECLINES TO BELIEVE
PEssIMISTIC DOCTORS.

Macon. Ca. May 2t.--B. SAM Z
2 ders Walker. the young local
y banker, whose remarkable light Z
against death from bichloride Of
= mercury poisoning. has puzzled
= physicians. lapsed into uncOn-
= sciousness this afternoon. His
= physicians believe that ne prob. =
ably will die IN this condition. lie
= had been consclous since taking 3
= the poison by mistake a week
= ago. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21

Washington. May 2i.--I'rOgreSslvo
leader Murdock today called a meet
ing Of the house pr0gresslves for May
IS - take M thhe question Of nlling
the 80 committee places agreed on by
Majority Leader Underwood and re-
publican Leader Mann as the progress
slve quota.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
Albuquerque Man HonOred BY
Roswell Convention: This
City and Ration in Contest
for Next Annual Meeting.
STRONG LIST OF
OFFICERS ELECTED
Delegates Taken on Excursion
to Dayton Oil Fields Where
Wells Are Flowing Strong
With Greasy.

Roswell, n. ~, May ef.-E.
y J. strong, Of Albuquerque. was
= last night elected precedent of the 4
y Mexico Retailers association la
= annual convention here. Ration
= and Albuquerque both are after
the 1914 convention. The other
y principal officers elected were.
stanley q. Lawson. OF Tucum- I
= carl, first vice president; Ike
= Bochnmch. OF Las Vegas, second
. vice president; r. A. Ron. of =
= Roswell. third vice president.
. NJ. r. Mendeison. of Ration.
y fourth vice president; r. T.. Van
y Dusen, OF Ration. secretary:
: Clark Diliey. of Roswell. treas
= ufer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21

pourhkfUpSic n. ~. MAJ tir~INn
sticks OF dynamite were found behind
n radiator In the corridor ~ me
Duchess county court house today,
with caps aiiarhed ANA "A fuse leading
OatAldo the building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
DYNAMITE PLANTED
IN LAWRENCE BY
DIRECTION OF
UNDERTAKEN
Name Of President Wood Of
National Wooden Company
Not Connected with AL
legged Conspiracy.
$4,000 WAS PAID
FOR HANDLING STUFF

ta'f leased Wire ~ Eucnlnn EIesn49. !
Boston. May 1i--fredefict II. Af-
tennx, q dye manufacturer and CO.
defendant with President Wililafa M.
Wood - the American Wnulcn cofn-
pany In the dynamite consniracv
trial hired John ). iireen. a Law
renee undertaken. 70 "pianfr rxpl3a-
ives IN buildings occupied by the
strikinH textile operatives. according
70 hrech, who testified for the state
Aueaux. the wltneHs said. gave him
$500 before the dynamite was placed
ana made a second payment of 5000
soma time later.
Breen testified that he said 10 A.
teaux: III l were nRhtln4 those fel-
lows tmcaning the strikera) / would
neht them BY lneir own methods /"
Atteaux, ne saids asked him II ho'
meant dynamite and he replied:
Dynamite or ANYTHING einn.
ERNEST Pullman Of Audoper a.
builder who tommitted suicide when
we ef0hd jury began to inVestiqa-
Non was named BY brecn az the
person VINO delivered the dfnumite 10
brecn ana 90 Dennis J.. Collins. the
third defendant. who yesterday furn-
Cd states evidence.
ON cross examination the witness
declared he never had consulred With
Wood, Atteai7x or pittman 70 lniure
any prrson or property
hrcen said he had conversation
with Attcaux after the dynamite HAD
neen placed. - asked him. said
the witness. ~ Mr.. Wood knew any
thing about the matter and he said
that he did not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21

Toxic, May 2l.--Thc Toxic foreign
office has received and IS studying
the reply OF the United States govern
mcnt To- III protect In regard To- the
California land ownership legislation.
II declared that with agreement with
Washington the document will not be
made public. The officials make no
comment on tho subject and no state
mcnt whether II Is satisfactory or not.
The japanese public apparently II
waiting for Information before ex.
pressing les opinion on the American
reply. In the meantime the press r''-
terates That the question goes deeper
than the ownership of land or the
making of treaties. and that Il is
racial discrimination which must Ia
wiped out hy mutual education aud
understanding and the fnslon %
ideae
Lichlro Tokmomi. editor Of the
Rokumln shimbun. writes la an arii-
clc today.
THE patriotism and loyalty of
Japan should Join forces with the
liberniity OF America. by this means
Pacific would nobly Justify it's name"
ON the either hand much interest
Is attached Co the formation OF new
patriotic association by Count Shig-
anori toseEl and other scholars FOR
the maintenance OF Japanese indi-
ViduaIity.'
The founders declare that some of
the japanese are intoxicated with
Western civilization To such an extent
that they are likely To forget their
nationality and introduce dangerous
thoughts into the minds of the peo-
pie and interpret patriotism In a dtf-
ferent form from that prevailing
among their ancestors.
In some quarters IL is alleged that
the new organisation ~ "A political
one masquefading under the guise
OF patriotism and that Il has been
created TO fght the battle of the bu-
rcaucracy against the encroachments
of the growing democracy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-21
Official Toxic Declines to Pub
lish Text Of Communication
and Public Is Asked to Sus-
pend Judgment.
WILSON WOULD STOP
WAR TALK IN CONGRESS
Representative Sisson Sum-
mOned to White House and
Asked to Withhold Threat
ened InflammatOry Speech.
lny I.raseeI WIG 10 IsvenInr Hcrald. !

thy Lrnscd Wire ,o Evening Herald.
Washington. May 2l.--RenssurInE
adviccs reached the state department
from Japan late today indicating that
the American reply to the protest
against the California law was re-
ceivca In good spirits by the Toxic
government, and that the situation
had taken on much more favorable
appearance than at any time since the
negotiations began Officials here
admitted their satisfaction over the
turn of events.