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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
LODGE ATTEMPTS
TO GET FREE
PEANUT OIL
Senator Protests in Vain
Against Duty on Valuable
Substitute for Butter Pro-
posal Tabled.
Isy Leased Wire 10 Ilycning Herald. J

lIsy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.
Washington, July 26.--Sonatur
Lippitt today had referred To the sem
ate lobby investigating committee "a
published interview with Chairman
Downing OF the New York Merchants
association tarin committee. In which
II was claimed that the association =
committee had much to do with mod
ihication Of administrative features of
the tarin bill hy the senate fipance
committee, Chairman simmons Ot
the finance committee said he never
had heard Of Downing
The senate resumed consideration
OF the chemical schedule. senator
Lodge moved 60 strike the duty of
peanut oil. saying Il was used largely
in the manufacture of butierinc. was
"a valuable substitute for butter aud
should not he taxed. senator Shcr-
man Of Illinois also protested against
the duty for the same reason.
The proposals was tabled hy a
vote OF a. TO 20, Senators ClHppl
BOrah. Kenyon. Cummins, Gronna
and POindeNter voting with the Dem
Ocrats.
senator Burtons amendment 10 re.
store TO the free list almond bean oil
was rejected Senator's PoindcXtci
and Bornh voted with the Democrats
against the amendment
Senator Works amendment 20 IN
crease the duty ON olive oil WAS de-
featcd 20 tu a., senators Brstow
borah Gronna, Kenyon, Laiollctt'
and Norris voting with the Democrat
against it.
Senator Bristow then moved To i'm
crease the olive rates In a dimeren
way. That. too. was defeated 20 q
3S senator Borah being the oTiy Re
publican TO vote against Il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
BRYAN IS PRESSING
NICRRAGUAN
TREATY
Secretary of State Urges Rat.
ification of Arrangement
Paying '$3, 900, 900 for Canal
Rights.
Iny Leased Ware 20 E'cn'uE Herald. !

LBy Leased Wire TO Eycnlag Herald. :
Washington. July 26.-Stcretary
Bryan had another executive HgB-
sion with the senate foreign relations
committee today over the proposed
NicaraRusn prOlcctorate, but Il WAS
gaid no conclusions we're reached.
special session OF the committee VIII
be- held Tuesday at which Mr., Bryan
will appear again, Mr. Bryan. with
President Wilson's approval u press
ing for the ratification of q treaty by
which In return for q payment OF
81 OOO. 600 Nicaragua would grant 20
the United states exclusive rights 70
an intcr-ucean ca al route, naval
basos In the has of Fonseca, and the
United states would assume the re-
lnilons with Nicaragua as Il has with
cuba under the so-called Platt
amendment.
Tuesday Secretary Bryan VIII pre-
sent 81 completed draft Of the pro.
posed treaty embracing "A number 81
changes in the portion modelled eitef
the piatt amendment.
While the committee did not ACT
definitely today the attitude Of sena
tors expressed during the meeting IN
dicated tina, the project would recciN e
definite approval when submitted IN
Iconpleted form next week
| Secretary Bryan and Chairman ie-
con held private cousultatlon. bul
both declined 10 say whether u hofe
on Mexican affairs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
stra, nnlIct NIa, ~ InlnI.

Kansas city Mo, July 20. junn
Williams. "a negro o. years old,
stopped one of score of bullets that
bounced and skipped around Bonner
Springs In "a night between Arthur
RRymon and James DOdd, negroes,
tate last night The innocent by-
stander' is in 81 Margaret's hospital.
Kansas side, and he probably VIII
die from the wound la his abdomen.
Raymon rs IN cornGcld southeast
of Bonner Springs. AZ least a posse
armed with stotguns and rcNolvers
believes 80, The men have surround
ed the Held and at noon We're prcpHr-
Ing % olnae ln nn the lmgllINe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGED
VIOLATION OF TREATY

san Diego. JuiV 26.-Dirtrici At
torncy II. 5. utlcy Was notified from
Washington today that the state de-
partment would investigate charges
OF violation OF the treaty pf Guada-
upc Hidalgo by the Mexican govern
mcnt officials ut Eusenada, Lower
California, In refusing To cNtrndtto
dos. Leroy. charged with highway
robbery. The department asked TOT
copies Of all papers in the case
against Leroy, who n wnnted here.
Il is charged hv the district attorney
that Eusenada authorities refused 10
deliver Leroy 40 san Diego officers
although proper requlsition papers
were presented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
TEDERAIs At MONCIsOvA
REpII.SI.D BT HNRIti4S

Eagle Pass. Tex, July 26.--Five
hundred federalH who made n sOruo
from MOncloyn yesterday we're driven
back Oy constituii0nalistH according
10 reports % picdrns NeErns today.
Considerable losses in both sides We're
reported. Federuls we're said 60 have
executed two we'll known Mexican
business men OF MonClOvu. Francisco
Deigado and Francisco darza. be-
Htltutlonalists Refugees assert there
have been many other executions in
Monciovu
Preparations 20 resist threatened
attack on the conHtitutionnlists' pres
cnt capital were made today. Fed
erals were reported advancing alonH
the Rio Grando from NueVO Laredo.
4 constltutlonalist column was sent
out 90 meet them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26

that he had been asked tu prepare a
report on the mediation proposition.
The Ambassador spent the first
purt Of the day going over copies OF
his previous reports 10 the state de-
partment
Later u was definitely determined
that Ambassador Wilson VIII not con-
fer with the president until Monday.
He spent the remainder Of the day
comforting with Mr.. 9ryan.
Del Nalle also had conference
with Secretary Bryan az which he
submitted something In tho nature of
a report based on his observations In
Mexico. Whether Il related To Am
baRaadOr Wilson was not estu biiEhcd.
Both he and Mr. Bryan declined To
discuss A. II became knpwn today
that Del Vale came To Washington
from Mexico ON the same trains ana
the same ship with Ambassador VII
son.
As result of It's conference with
secretary Brpan the foreign relations
committee VIII call ON Ambassador
Wilson probably early next week for
an explanation OF Mexican cOndi-
tiOns.
Re Ambassadors appearance will
be arranged to occur after he has
concluded his conferences with IN,
president and the secretary. The
tion and reach no conclusion Us
policies until after the conference
with Ambassador Wilson and fur
ther one with secretary Bryan.
intimations were given by Sccrc-
tary Bryan to the committee today
that the administration WAS prepared
for any development len Mexican af-
fairs. but the nature Of the policy be.
iRg shaped at the White House and
state department was not disclosed
The proposals FOR mediation were not
brought up at the senate conference
and no suggestions on that subject
were volunteered by the secretary 60
state.
Secretary Bryan told the foreign
relations committee tdoay the admin
istration would make no immediate
| change In enforcing the ncutralit,
| Law against shipments Of arms int
Mexico. This indicates that Prcst
dent Wilson will continue to refuse
to issue export permits to both th'
| Hucrta ana c0nstitutionaliat factions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
consul. Will. DEMAND
ItEII.ASE or AMERICANS

WHHnIngtun, y. D. july sb,"NuhsUI
Ietcher az Chihuahua has boon IN
structed to demand the immediate re-
lease Of charles Blslel ana Bernard
Mcdonald. reported held there hy the
Mexican tederHlH In "a prison under
sentence at death. The state depari-
ment has taken q more aggressive at
titude that in most similar cases ana
has made Representations "a the Mex.
lean government both through the em-
bassy la Mexico City and the consul az
Chihuahua. Bissol and Mcdonald are
mining engineers Mcdonald Is said
70 be an Englishman. They were
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
DANGER OF FOREST
FIRES INCREASES
IN THE WEST
Hot Dry Conditions in CalifOr-
MIA Washington, Oregon
and Idaho Make Menace
Exceedingly Grave.


Washington. July 26.-Dunger OF
forest ures In California. Washington.
Oregon and idaho Is increasing ne-
oording to reports received here dur
ing the last few days from the dis
trict foresters in the West Hot. dry
conditions prevailing nov IN the coast
states, fayors starting OF fires and the
fact that the summer camping season
Ia California is al les height adds tu
the danger This season so far thcy
have been number OF small fires.
but big ones, total IN an the nation
al forests of only about 3O 900 acres
have been burned over.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26

LRI aftlNuN WttN - AIfNMfH| HNfHIM.I
London, Julg 2e.- Many thouaan9
London this mptninF an q pfeIImIn~
Try ~ q great acfricc ln H. 1HeIa
cathedral and a suuSeQu4nt dnon~
strntion IN Hyde park.
The London Womon turned out -
greet "a the cathedral the nAsehfng
columns which arrived ffom nll parts
Of tho kingdom. These marching col-
umna In emulation Qk their American
sisters whose march 20 W8aAInEton
% influenoa legislation favofablo 10
The suffragetto cause. attracted much
attention, convor9od on the capital
along the 1--WE roads leading ~ Lon
don which end ~ the ManalQn House.
the ccntou of fho British world EYr
cry constituency la the counsfy sent
representatives 60 Join tbs VAfl0aH
columns during thris PROGRESS ana
the smns attachments az auflraN4tioB
who originally started from Land'a
End and John tfOroutIH-.fhc two
uttormohf limits Of the lsland-~wcfe
augmented on the Way until they
formed great columns.
The women started June IA #hQy
were cordially received lHi al parts
Of the country. ciergyuen, collea
professors and business men speaking
al their meetings along thc route. a.
Bedford the trade uuloniela anFp
proof Of their loyalty by escnrtiuE \
speaker who was addressing 3 ho4-
| tile audience.
No untowarG inclocEtg uaarFed tbs
march and when the Nomtn reached
London they made q tFiumrhni entry.
A corps Of newspaper elrls "
MED the nArgnera, HeiilftE soc 9fii4
cial Journal Of the e0nstltAthafai sWf .
fruKcltoS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
captured white attempting lO take
American refugees from Parrai

washington, July 20 del Valio h
former California state senator from
Los Angeles. President Wilson recent.
~ stated he had received letters In
directly from him on conditions ~
Mexico. lie Il SUPPOSED 20 be Hccrc.
tnry Hrynn'a personal Representatives
but Mr Bryan has not disclosed Del
Wales connection With the depart.
mcnt.
State department udylces today cons
hFmed earlier reports of the capture
OF Torrc0n by the constitutiOnnlists
and said the fedcrals still occupy Mon
clovn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26

London. july 20. The dcpuscd
King Emanuel Of Portugal, will
stand on his native soil WHEN he is
married lea 0rrhlany the coming fali
to- Princess Augusta Victoria. Of
HohOnzolleru. A bag of earth brought
from Lisbon b. now ln London ana
Young Manuel intends io take 4 20
SigmarinRen ON the Danube. 20 stand
on when the wedding ceremony IN
performed there nu september 4
The political prisonsrs iu Portugal
have sent their former kiuR ioudcn
ring. which Manuei prizes highly.
The prisoners secured tho moial from
the lend aud pewter utensils which
they use iu prison, ana some enNrav-
ers nmoug The prisoners cNecuted up-
ON it the royal arme The work was
done secretly nnd the ring was sinuF'
Ried out 81 the prison. after helnE
Kissed by an of the imprisoned royal
istf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
DI1,ANGO'S BUSINESS SECTION
PRACTICALLY DESTROYED

~ Paso. Tex, Julv 3G. G.-PraCtlcally
all Of the larger stor's In the city
OF Durango and between forty ana
nifty smallers ones were destroyed 10y
rebels under trbinn, when with i,2O0
men he took that city few days ago.
ben Aguirrc. who n in ~ Pnso
after walking more than 100 miles
tn escape from Durango. brought with
him list uf the larger stores that
were destroyed. They were. la
Suiza. German. general hardware;
Francla Martitima. French, dry
goods: la Woceria. Mexican. general
merchandise. La Perla. Greek TURK
hh, icwelry, Abundenciu, McNichn'
groceries. Aguila de ore, MeNican,
printing: Botica cruz ROtu. Mexican,
drugs, La ElcganCia, SerVian, drA
goods. Pucrta de Vera cruz, spanish,
groceries. No. a., spanish, grOcerie''
Ia Mcxicuna. Mexican, dry goods
Durango Clothing company Amerl-
can; Durango Mercantile company
American; general merchandise
American Grocery company, AmeFl
can. groceries. ~ Castillo, spanish
groceries, Maxlmo Damn German
groceries, Los Dlamentes. Mexican
groceries, a. Garcia MeNicun, grocer
! ios. cafe de IA Union. III lhiiro
| Turkish, hats Schiiakat. Belgian, NJ
| Centnnario Librcria Mudernn Iapu'
| tcria Americana, and Portal de
/ palomH, an Mexican stores.
llcbcis Attack Train.
Trains leaving Juarcz yesterday tui
| chihuahua rad into band of rchel'
| at Sama layucca. about seventy -uN'
miles south OF Juareg, and fight en-
sued between the rebels and the fed
eral troop train cscOrting the prOvi
slons and passenger trains The rep
els. who were from Ortegas com
/ mnnd at Guadalupe, forty miles eas
/ of ,luarcx. are said by the todcrals t'
have been rcpuisod Gcncral Inc
Salnzar is arranging to pursue tn
rebels with his cavalry from JuareS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
AMERICAN COLONY IN
MADEIRA REPORTED SAFE

Washington, July ~, -|fhe Amer
lean colony in MADEIRA, for whose safe
IS much fear has been felt. has hecn
unmolested. and an T. quiet there
according 10 report by messenger
from MADEIRA to chihuahua, which
American Consul Fletcher today wir-
ed the state department
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26

New York. JuN 20 Mrs Alpha
Gerald Brooks wife of hpiNpdefc
8rooks, Vice president and general
mBnager of The Western Union Tslc-
gruph company. died last night Is few
hours after her arrival from Dopver
where she was stricken last saturday
while on tour through the Weel
with her husband,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
TOWERMAN's LEVEL
HEAD SAVES LIVES
Lny Iea.cd wIre % E,eaIng IIeraId. ]

10y ihnrcu NNc ~ NffN'''"e t"'
Chicago. July scores of lives
we're saved today when towerman
la Burnham iiL. threw the ohio kiN-
er special on the PennsylNania rall-
road into Il dcrail and nNerted 10 COLI
llssion with "a Wabash train ifop ~.
Iouls. The train took the ditch az
high sprca. The penusvlvanih loco
motive was overturned in the crash
hut aside from minor injuries suffer
ed hv the fireman. no one was hpEl.
A moment after the icnuHN wanna
train hit the deraller the wabash
Train clicked across the frogs at the
track intersection less than 1000 rect
AWAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
Charles B. Dixon immigration
Inspector Shot in Back BY
Mexican Soldiers and Is Ex-
pected to Die from Wounds.
WAS INVESTIGATING
WHITE SLAVE CASE
WHEN SHOT DOWN
Seized and Marched Into Foot
hills for Execution. Luck
lees Man Starts to Run and
Receives Bullet as He Tries
to Escape at Juareez.


[ By Leased Wire 20 Evening ilcrpli
~ Paso. Texas. Iuly 26.-- =
= Charles o. Dixon. Unltod
y states Immigration iarpector, =
. was given the les fuga by Mex =
= icRn soldiers in Juarcx today .
= He Was shot Ia the back and
may die. He Was Ia Junrez on
= official business. investigating =
y white slave casc, when he was
y arrested by IA band Of federal
= soldiers who started marching =
= him away from the city in the
. direction OF the foot hills. where
= many executions have taken
. place. Dixon started TO run and s
= after getting a block away was
= fired upon and hit in the back. I
y Ills home "a in SD. Diego. Cnl 4
DiXon's father lives Ia Whar- I
y ton. Texas
Dixon made statement this
= afternoon Ia Juarcz to Ameri-
can officials that he was salts
y fled the Mcxicans were march 4
y ing him out 90 shoot him when 4
he ran. He says the Mexican I
y soldiers were drunk.
. NR . = NoN.~ . 80 .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON DIPLOMATS EXPECTED


washington July 2e Nominations
of James Gerald of NeW York. for am.
haeaador 10 Germany FREDERICK g..
penheld ~ Pennsylvania, for amhHH-
sador 10 Austrls; Chas q Hartman
90 Montana. FOR minister ~ Ecuador
Representative John W Davis ~ Wesl
virginia 40 b. solicitor etperal. VII
ba faVOranly reported bY the senate
foreign relations committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26

london, JulY 90 a despairn %
the Daily Express from Rome says
the powers nave authorized RUSSIA 90
occupy Armenia in order to compel
Turkey 10 Withdraw behind The Enos
Mldia line tho new frontier between
Turkey and Rulgaria as hAcd boy the
treaty uf london
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
REVOLUTION SHORT LYFHzD
BElkfsF OF Mf8S6 4bNltHk'

Boston. Suly s6 Tho belief that
the present revolutionary movement
would be short lived was Expressed
IN cahlegram received here today
hy the American Baptist foreign mis-.
sion society here from Us representa-
tive at Shanghai. The cahlogram
follows;
-Keyolution not likely % continue
tong Are in no danger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
WESTERN GOVERNORS
ASKED TO MEET IN
WICHITA IN OCTOBER


AhN AAtn'u NMf " ANNNfhA 1t'iNlus
Topeka. kas. July Governor
Hodges today wrote the governors of
all the states west of the Mississippi
river asking them to meet ln wichita
October 22 90 discuss state aud ma
tional legislation. The Transmississ-
lppi Commercial congress b. to meet
In Wichita October 2 aud continue
In session for four days The con-
ference of the governors viii boz ln
conjunction with that organization.
Gov, Hodges pro poses that the gov
crnors decide the various problems
witch are now confronting the west
crn states both in state and national
legislation and appoint a special rep-
rosentatiVc OF me governors a. appear
FOR them before The congressional
committees "a washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
KAISER ABANDONs
HIS SUMMER OUTING


today that Emperor William had de-
cided 10 abandon his usual summer
VISA tu Wilhelmshoehe ana would In
stead spend Ausust In Hamburg,
where the empress b. nov undergoing
medical treatment This is taken AZ
indicating that the lndisposltion Of
the emprNss requires more extended
treatment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
CITY OF So CHOW m
HANBS OFNORTIffTtNf y ffftN

~ Petersburg. July so.--A dis
patch from Shanghai SAYS u u Off
ciaily announced there that the
hands al su Chow has fallen into fhe
hands of she northern forces and the
narrisons OF the forts az WI Sung
also have ioinea them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
NO MEXICAN REVOLUTION
EXCEPT IN SONORA SAYS
AMBASSADOR WILSON

Elsewhere Are Only Bandits Asserts Man Who Has Rep
resented United States in Mexico City During Storm
and Stress Of War Diplomat Says Talk Of Mediation Is
venturng Highly Dangerous Seas and That 1t Is I'm
possible Because of Opposition of Federal Government
Bitterly Arraigns MaderO Family Who II Is Alleged
Have Maintained Washington Bureau to Poison Minds
of Americans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
READY TO FINANCE
ALASKAN RAILROAb
tBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.

Washington. July 25.-TWu groups
OF capitalists are prepared Co finance
a railroad from Resurrection Bay 60
the interior OF Alaska W j. Boland,
attorney for iho Alaska Northern
railroad. told the house territories
committee today Boiand urged tnp
committee not 10 report legislation for
government railroads there, but con-
tended President Wilson should be au.
thorized to go over the situation and
determine whether the roads should
be built hy the government ur private
capital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26

Lincoln Neb.. july 80. president
Jones OF the Lincoln club THIS mora
ing announced the unconditional re-
lease of Paul Cobb ouihelder ana
Tom Tuokey pitcher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
Thousands Of peaeeful suffra-
gettes Converge On British
Capital from All Parts e.
the United Kingdom.
EMULATE IACTICS 0F
AMERICAN SISTERS
Great Columns Of Marching
Women Cordially Received
By Population Enroutr 81
Big Demonstration.

LonGon. JuiP 1H H-tFhe long 4
Y niiNffmaNn 10 London " nom.
. militant woman aufirNNinln cuts
9 minated inie evening ia 3 nl1n,
4 ater. RatheTlng 90 Hyde Park a..
tended nV fully 100. 600 Nonfeu
heaeed hy 1ennera bearing
tho motto, Reason Not Nurca+
q which ~ ino battle cry uf tho 1
law-abidinR national uniun az
g womcna aunrnEe societies. She 4
y the peikicDated DntfnlinaN. with
2 banda playing and onhnfGa IIE.
inH, swept tnrouNh iHU four ~ iuF
y clDai gates ~ the park Huo Eun.
Ner9ed ot a central po'uI where
q ncavntg speakers ndHfrNtcH InnIu
from a. many platforms
At the sound ~ buHIt ret-
q oiutiOn was uliuHilanNoua|f
adopted amid ecFena ne lnmuIt-
Qua enthusiasm. beaHinN nnFII4.
mert. without further HelaB. to
adopted amid scenes ~ lumult4
q vast CUnCourNo Of Womtn Is be-
lieved 20 cunalitrtc record ~
Y any political aNltatlon. Il furp
3 uieheu a Picturesque and IIu~
9 nreanIvc apocfAcln and drew
kive wOHnen the ffanUaIHa Tho
enormous crowds 81 &0hlHc0ff
Among the speakers Wera tlTs.
= Carrie Chaputnu Cakt 14fa
q Charlotte Deapnrd and d numnef
q of members of She house y
Io@~@@a@~A@3oA@&&
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Tariff debate continued.
Secretary Bryan conferred
with foreign relations committee
ON proposed Nioaragunn treaty
Lobby committee Ia recess un-
til Monday
HOUSE.
Met al noon and adjourned az
f2.04 until noon Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
ro ncoreanlsc Weather Burcau.

Washington. JulY "a Heorganiza-
ton of the weather bureau N soon go
he made Hs a result 81 report made
yesterday 10 Secretary Houston hv
"a special committee which has bee n
Investigating the working Of the hd-
roau.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
TENER APPROVES BILL
CUTTING WORK HOURS
OF WOMEN IN STATE
m, Lca-cd wlrc 10 Evcning IIerald. ]

lBs Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald J
Harrisburg. Pa, luN 20 Governor
Tcner today approved the bill reahr-
Ing working hours ~ women from
sixty 90 nfis four hours Nrek Nitl'
NO more than ten hours day. NO
female under 2l years 0f age IA per-
mltted tu WORK in "a manuiacturlnk
establishment AN night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-26
WOOD WINNER IN
GOLF TOURNAMENT

fE8y LEASED yTns 70 Eseniaa szafafsa.
Chicago. July ts--WaFgen ~.
Wood of Homew0od won tne Western
Coli association championship today
from ri p. Allis. III. Of Milwaukee.
four up and three 81 80. Allis maeo
game light for tlc iitip AFTER h'a
striking play the last two days. when
ne defeatad FORMER Ch4mniHn
'Vhick Evans and Gardner. but wa4
unabie 90 best his more experienced
Chicago. Jug BE-. Warfen M
Wood of ChicagO finished che ntofA
ms round 81 the finals oi the West
era Golf association tournament tpnr
up on ". =. Ailia il.. of NilWHaaot.
over the hnks uf tue Hofnan ouH
Country cluo. his come conIHe. Wool
seemed 10 have the hdynHlaae ~ tee
sensational Young wisconsin playti.
Allis Wss errattc and missed n.anA
puts that would have been easy
hln yesterday
Wood wns of in hlf drivIuu. hpi
redeemed himself hy steadinc with
hia putting Aisis lalled 40 nceeNi
many chances "a retotef hlm4fIf
Throughout the morning wood played
with unevcntful sbchdinesF he rgnf
ceded several holes but Oh 8eneFA
kept free of trouble.