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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
He Knew the Kind.

The guide. in referring to the Egyp-
tian pyramids. remarked:
TT took hundreds of years to build
them"
Then 1t was a government job
eh?" replied the wealthy contractor.
Youths Companion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Supplies Reach Galveston.

Galveston, Texas Captain Alfonso
D. Casser. Fort Smelling, Mimi, de-
pot Quartermaster during the mobili-
zation of troops at this port, arrived
Saturday and began unloading com
missary supplies
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Its Merit.

why is a mirror considered one Of
the best of critics?'
Because it always faces the truth" |"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
TURKS HAVE TAKEN sARDAN.

Report 5000 Mcntene9rins ana 4,ooo
Servians Killed at Scutari.
Washington.-Six thousand Monte
negrins and 1000 Servians perished at
Scutari in the last battle between the
allied troops and the Ottoman forces,
according to an official dispatch from
Constantinople, received at the Turk
ish embassy. The town of Bardan
has been retaken by the Turkish
forces and the Ottoman war office ad-
vises that the Montenegrins do not
seem to be in position to continue
the war.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Its STYLE.

THE child actress in that piece has
a part which fits her like glove"
Yes, SO to speak. a kid glove"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27

Smile on wash day. That's when you
use Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes winter
than snow. All grocers. Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Women Advocate AdamIess Prison.

Chicago.-Members of the Illinois
Woman's Democratic League have
started a movement for the establish
ment of separate penitentiary for
women.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Vote for Consolidation

Fort Collins.-Four school districts
north and west of Fort Collins voted
in favor of consolidation.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27

Constipation causes and seriously Rggra-
Yates many diseases. 1t is thoroughly cured
by DIR. Pierce's Pellets. Tiny sugar-coated
granules. Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Twenty Families Form Colony.

Sterling.-A colony of twenty fam
lilies are locating on land near Flem-
ing. They are from Des Moines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27

Every man thinks he knows lot
about women until he marries one.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27

Distance never lends enchantment
to the Office seekers view.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Empires. oowsoer of China Dead.

Pekin-Ye Ho Ma La, empress dow
ager Of China. is dead. She was the
widow of Emperor Kwangsu, who died
Nov. 13. 1908.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
President Huerta Continues To-
Deal Vigorously with Enemies
of Present Government I'M
Mexico,
EXECUTIONS CONDUCTED
BY MILITARY AUTHORITIES
Reports from Rebel-lnfested
State Of Sonora Show That
Federal Troops Soon VIII
Engage RevoIters,

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wlrel
~ Paso. Tex. March 23.-Pursu-
ant with the policy OF the liuerta ma
tionnl government officials in chi-
huahua state three more adherents Of
the late President Madero We're eXe-
cuted recently at Jiminez SAY direct
mail adviees received here today. All
we're prominent political followers
of the former president Juan Ro-
sales. cx-stato senator Jose Mena.
former municipal office holder at
Pafra and Juan Baca, capitalist
Each was arrested on political charges
at his homo IN parral aud removed
to Jimnez where the executions We're
conducted by military authorities.
Ex-rcbel troops under Jose lnez
salamr today occupied the casas
Grandes district Federal forces viii
le. Withdrawn saazar viii become
military governor with headquarters
at Casas Grandes. center of the Amer
lean numbering and Mormon colonial
district southwest of Juarez
The arrangements came through IA
teleernphic conference between Sala-
gar and General Huofta. The federal
general some days age, in written
proc lamaaon denounced hiefta, ia-
slslng ON the presidential claims of
Emilio Nasques Gomez. Il is not made
clear what the present position Of
Vasquez Gomez and his party viii be,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
Montenegro IS Advised That
Civilians Must be Permitted
to Leave Scutad and Other
Demands be Needed,
FORCED CONVERSIONS
ARE NOT PERMITTED
King Of Little Balkan State
Sends Reply to Dual Mon
archy That Anglers Govern
ment Of Francis Joseph,

tny Morning Journnl Special Leased Wlrel
London March 49, Austria today
delivered az cettinie a thihly yelled
ullmatum TO Montenegro, threatening
that II the ci,n population Of scutari
were not allowed 10 leave the city the
dual monarchy would take cocrcive
measures for compliance with is
wishes Iniy took similar action. hut
without expressing any threat and
Russia. the fflend of Montenegro, ad-
Nised the Montencgrin government to
acccde to Austrla'- demunds
Austria is sending q steamer 20 scu-
tart. evidently expecting that this, her
second request for the release of the
civilians. viii not be refused. and has
also made clear what she requires IN
connection with the other incidents OF
the dispute between the two coun-
tries In the meantime the represen-
tativ,s Of the powers at the Balkan
capitals are busy submitting to the
governments Of the allies note sug-
eestlne terms AZ "a basis Tor peace
The note has not yet been presented
Ia Turkey, as one of the ambassadors
has failed 70 receive his Instructions.
The allies have been consulting with
regard to the note and the public and
the nrsis of the Balkan states do not
receive the suggestions with any
favor.
News from Montenegrn headquar-
ters indicates that King Nicholas be-
lleves the all of Scutnr is imminent.
He is in command Of the combined
servian and Montenegrin army. num-
boring 5000. From the same source
II IL reported that the city has already
been partly destroyed all the large
buildings having been damaged. FAM
inc prevails, and It is reported that
many Austrans and Italians have
been killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
General 0jeda at Naco and
Colonel Moreno at Cananea
Decline to Comply with Re-
quest Of 0bregon
ATTACK PROMISED
WITHIN FEW HOURS
Americans Move 10 Places Of
Safety Awaiting Battle Which
Is Expected to Occur During
Day

tBy Morning Journnl special Iea~ed wire)
Cauanea. sonora Mexico March 30.
After failing 20 force surrender
from General ojeda al Napo. ON the
Arizona border. state troops under
General uhreeon tonight aagln threat
en Cananra The groups under Ohfe-
gen and colonel Cahreal returned 60
Del Rio. between Cananea and Naro.
and sent another demand for surren-
der to Colonel Moreno, herc The
commands OF Colonies gmcamonte
and cailes are reported 10 remain sur
rounding the border town
Whether tire state troop. intend 60
attack Cananea and Naco simultan-
eously Is not announced. Tho surren-
der of both towns has been formally
demanded. oieda, as Naco, has shown
ty artillery fusillades that he is m-
uliine aud colonel Moreno, ia conn
mand here. also appears adverse to
the request
The message received today by
Col,ne Moreno from ihc gate troop
enitf stated that an aftaek Nmid he
made within eighteen hours from noon
today Obreeon also notified the
United states consular agent here.
0hreeon suggested that all non-eom-
batants DE removed to places of safety.
especially residents of the taMeland
where 800 federal troops ARE en-
trcnched The state troops. for some
days located nearby at Puebla NueNa,
without being contested ry the Huerl3l
soldiers, have thrown up foftificatons,
with their cannon pointed 1T the fed-
eral Qualifications.
If Obregon attacks from the east
the government troops win find them
selves between two fires Late today
the insureent forces moved their
trains to within four miles of Cananea.
while cavalry moved to skirt the town
4 few remaining American women
and children have bcen afforded
places Of safety The Mcxiean White
Cross society members here are pre-
pared for the expected battle tomor-
row
Cananea is located twenty miles be-
low the border on a branch line of the
Southern Pacific running northeast to
Naco and northwest to Nogales. Arlz.
II is the home Of the Cananea Consol-
dated Copper company, contains a.
smelter and dependent plants and
mining properties. employing nearly
5000 men many Of whom are Amer-
cans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
President Wilson Indicates
That Currency Reform and
Other Questions May be Con-
Sidered al Early Date,
SPEAKER CLARK SAYS
TARIFF HAS FIRST CALL
Big Problem for Ways and.
Means Committee is How to-
Lay and Collect EQuable Tax
on Incomes,

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.l
Washington. March 2a-Domocrats
expressed the view tonight that the
extra session OF congress would be "a
prolonged affair
This was on the assumption that
President Wilson would recommend
tO congress consideration of the cur
rcney question as well as perhaps
other matters OF pressing Importance
insofar as their discussion would not
interfere with the right Of waN of
tariff revision.
The president has indicated within
the past day or two that ho VIII urge
other needed legislation when the
tariff is out of the way. Consideration
OF currency and other questions might
carry the session we'll INTO the au-
tumn.
Democratic Leader Underwood Is
known to believe that the tariff
should be disposed of IN the house by
Mag lst. and by both houses by July
ist. Speaker Clark tonight said that
il only the tariff were taken up. CON
gress could adjourn about the middle
Of August while other leaders pre-
dicted that tariff revision would be-
ready for De presidential approval
hy August ist
"lf the president should send IN "a
message recommending action on
other important matters than the
tariff. said Speaker clark. have
no sort of doubt that congress would
take up these matters 4 good many
members Of the house want 70 80
right into general legislation. A good
many other members believe that the
extra session should be confined 60
the tariff IN the three special ses-
sions called TO revise the tariff in
which / have served the work was
confined largely to the tariff, barring
such routine matters as naturally
come up
The big problem with which the
house wavs and means committee ma
ioritv now is wrestling is the income
tax. including questions Of graduation
or single tax. and collection. The VIII
son act of 1898, the last democratic
tariff, made $4,000 as the minimum
taxable income, which some of the re-
visienlsts argued tonight was really
equal to $4,000 and $4,000 under pres
ent living cost conditions Some house
leaders. while preferring straight
tax at the outset and TO have the sys-
ten developed gradually would not
oppose a conservative form Of gradua-
tion.
Others favor a graduated tax In
creaslng heavily on large incomes.
The committee majority is working
with a dummy percentage rate and
the final result will hinge on these
calculations and on the report yet to
be made on the probable revenue from
the fourteen dutiuble schedules The
question Of collection, whether from
the employer instead of directly from
the salaried man, Is being carefully
studied out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
MONTENEGRO DENIES
FORCED CONVERSIONS.

Ccttlnir, March est Is semi-of-
fIeially announced that Austria pre-
sentcd an ultimatum to Montenegro
today demanding a suspension OF the
military operations around Seutari I'M
I'll the entire civil population has left
the town In the event of refusal,
Austria will resort to arms against
Montenegro,
Ia previous note which IS coueh-
ed In threatening terms, Austria also
demanded that all Catholics and Mo-
hummedans Ia Jakova and the sur
rounding district who have been cons
yerted since the Montenegrin occupa-
ton. must be restored 70 their former
iaith
with a View to proving that tho
conversions in question We're not at
tended by amy compulsion, Monte-
negro replied that she proposed to ap-
point commission, on which, beside
the Montenegrin members, there
should also be one representative Of
Austria aud another Of Italy, or some
other great power.
Montenegro al the same time stats
ed that she could not allow the sover-
egn right Of Austria 70 be exercised
Ia territory occupied by Montenegro.
Austria refused to accept the answer
to this note on the ground that its
wording was not 'seemly.' In gov-
ernment circles here, the conviction
is expressed that Austria refused not
on account Of the form Of the reply
but on account Of its contents.
The official journal published q
communication in which 1t Is stated
that the Catholics and Mohammedans
Of lpek and Jakova expressed tho
wish TO join the orthodox church, but
were dissuaded by the Montenegrina
who advised them TO exercise pa
hencc The movement spread, how-
ever. as the people We're unable to un-
dersiand why they should not return
to the old faith of which they had
preserved the usages.
When they repeated the demand.
their wish was granted The priest
Pbgo the communication explains.
was arrested for melting the Alban-
ians against Montenegro. He was be-
ing taken to Ipek for trial, when ha
attempted to escape and was shot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
QUIT IN SOUTHERN
SONORA SAYS REPORT.

Nogales. Ariz. March 23.-All rs
quiet Ina southern Sonora, the state of
snaloa ana the territory Of fepic, as
serts message received here today
from Admiral W n. H. southerland,
commanding the Pacific fleet by Il
wireless from the cruiser Colorado,
now lying at Guaymas The admiral
assured Consul T. -. bowman here
that federal troops recently arriving
mt Mazatiah are on the way 20 Quay
mas In sufficient numbers to doml-
nate the situation.
The chamber Of commerce at Quay
mas was reported TO have refused a
loan 10 the insurgent sonora state
officials. state troops remain in CON
troll as far south as ortiz. on the So
nora railroad, "A few miles north Of
the gulfport
The postoffice here is flooded with
mail which, since March ist was not
permitted to be delivered to the So
nora state authorities. The postal
department. however. has ordered
mail deliveries to the tlucrta de facto
government which Is impossible here
as the insurgent state troops control
all territory below this port
Seven hundred and fifty millions Of
pesos are represented here today by
rich Sonora residents Some of the
refugees assert that sonora soon Will
he reclaimed by the Huerta national
government
Many will soiourn IN California.
Twenty eight members or one family
chartered private car to take hem
to Los Angeles. Max Muller German
consular agent and banker Of Her
mosillo. was among the arrivals. Be-
fore crossing to the Arizona side his
friends paid 10000 pesos to the state
authorities. Muller had been arrest
ed at the state capital, after the funds
had been removed from the Banco de
sonora Of which he was vice presi-
dent and general manager. The Ger
man previously had refused to make
d l0an.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
TWENTY KNOWN DEAD IN
NFBI;ASKA: NITAN DESTROYED

Lincoln. Nch.. March 23-A torna-
do. forming near Greenwood. today
swept over the eastern part of the
state. resulting in the death of AT least
twenty persons. while ten more are
missing and more than 100 are I'M
iufed
Yutan. sixteen miles north Of Ash
land. suffered the most Of amy city
and ten people arc missing at that
place. while fifn more are injured
With the waterworks out of commits.
sion ai that place, fire broke out
aas wa entire place WIS threatened
with destruction
The known dead ia Yutan are
MRS. GiLLSTER.
MRS. sEiNBAUGH and baby
FRED HAYENS and two children.
MIR. AND MRS. 4. r.. HAMMOND
and two children
MIR. AND MRS HERMAN STAR.
MAN
The known dead. elsewhere.
Baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
0hnf killed on a farm near Mead.
HENRY HICKORY killed on a
farm rear Mead
Valley still, north Of Yutan was re-
ported hard hit. with ten people miss
ing and many others injured.
Much property was destroyed by the
wind. The heaviest loss of property
occurred near Greenwood and north
Of Ashland.
Mayor Dahlman. Of omaha. has
asked the governor TO call out militia
to prevent looting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
SCORES ARE KILLED AND
INJURED IN TERRE HAITE.

Terre llaute. ind, March "a
Scores were either killed or injured
in "a wind storm that wrecked dozens
Of houses in the south part Of Terre
Haute at 10 o'clock tonight All wires
were torn down and several Tires
were caused by crossed wires.
The Root glass factory a large
manufacturing concern. was burned.
All the available physicians were
rushed to the scene and worked with
lanterns searching for injured In the
ruined buildings The most seriously
injured were taken to hospitals.
All wires were blown down IN the
district affected This prevented res
cue work, although every available
fireman and policeman was rushed
to the stricken district. 1t is expected
the death list will be more than one
dozen
with no warning the terrific gale
swept down upon the district Part OF
the Root Glass companys plant was
flattened. The end of the foundry
room of the Garland factory, solid
brick wall eighteen inches thick was
oaved IN. Brick and stone structures
suffered alike.
Lightning set fire to many houses,
Men. women and children were crush
ed to death in bed. Some escaped to
the cellars Whole structures were
blown away by the force Of the wind
The MANNED and injured were rushed
to hospitals as fast as they were ex-
trlcated Difficulty was experienced in
obtaining doctors and the liremen
were unable to cope with the flames
which swept the district The heavy
downpour Of rain is al that prevented
scores Of injured from being burned
in the debris Of their homes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
STAR DUST ENVEL0PED
IN GAS IS VERIFIED
Professor Lowell Says This is
First Step in the Evolution Of
a Solar SYSTEM Scientists
Greatly Interested,
NTBIINR HYPOTHESIS
EVOLVED BN IApIaACE.

The famous 'nohuHr hy-
pothesis7 OF simon Pierre Mar
quis de- Laplace. Gf4q-1S2D
made rs appearance in his "sys-
tomc du Monde lAplace WAS
anticipated 90 some extent by
Kant. who In 1855, pat forward
hls "Allgemeine Naurgcschi-
chte' true nehular cosmosony
The nebular hypothesis was
advanced Co explain the origin
of stars and planets hy Lapmee,
Kant and also lorschcl As
framed by la9lace. it supposed
The matter OF the solar system Ca
have existed ia the form of
vast rotating nchula. which
gradually cooling ana contract
Ing, threw oft successive rings
of matter which. according To
physical iHws. produced planets.
satellites and other bodies Of the
soiar system
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
my Morning journal specIal Isn.ed wlrea

NY Morning journal Special Leased wire)
Chicago. March ~ Important de-
tails OF recent discoveries concerning
the nebular hypothesis Of solar sys-
TENS by Df " - Slipster, of the
Lowell observatory Flagstaff Arlx,,
were made known here tonight on the
arrival of Professor Pefeiyal Lowell
on his WAY to New York
The nebuar theory Of Laplace
which in recent yeurs has been some
what dlscredited in certain ustrono-
mical quarters received Il strong corr
rohoration. according to IA statement
issued from observations at Flagstaff,
which show that numerous nebulae
shine 10y reflected light
Observers az Lowell observatory
have established the fact that the
nebulao consist Of clouds of star dust
enveioped IN gas.
This is the first step in the eyolu-
ton Of a solar system Professor
Lowells statement reads The state
mcnt follows
"lt has been discovered At the
Lowell observatory by Dr. ~ y. slip
ster through speetrascopie ohserya-
tions that the nchulne IN tie pleindes
is Illuminated by rei,tcted light of the
neighborlng stars and that this nebu-
lac Is IN reality Il cloud OF finely d.
{ vided matter. such as Tic inNestpa-
tions OF Sir Norman l.ockyer, Sir
deorge Darwin and Professor Hume
IA ifrlI
exist iuspae .e ,MChdr-nom
'eXlst ln space
'The proof of this consists Ia the
fact that with the slit of the speetro-
graph SO placed us to include the star
and ne Wisps of hebulne in Us neigh
bofhood. the resulting spectrogram
shows the spectrum of the stnr sur
rounded bg faint continuous spec
trum where the neubolisty exists
crossed hy the wcll-known dark
hands Of the absorption Of hydrogen
and other gases
This indicates that the nebulae con-
sists Of solid matter reflectng the
light il receives from the star and
surrounded by cool gases or In 9TH
or words That ve see here cloud of
moteorc matter enyeloped W lighter
PARTICLES of sases This Is The first
step in the evolution of solar sys-
tenn
The importance of this discovery.
which is cnrroboraied bN other Flag
staff observations of nebnlar and star
clusters, will he seen when II Is point
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-24
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