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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
TRUST BOUND TO BUST, SAYS MACKAY;
VAIL SAYS NO COMBINE EXISTED
Gratifying End to Bitter Con-
test Declares Head Of Postal
Telegraph Company, Chief
Competitor of the Western
Union Concern.
INV Ioaucd wire 20 Isycnlnr Herald.

TBy LEASED Wire "a Evening Herald
New York. Dec, 20.-Clarence H.
Mackay, president OF the Mackay
companies which controls the Postal
telegraph company and the Com
mercial Gable company, rivals OF the
Western Union and the American
Telephone and Telegraph company,
issued the following statement this
afternoon:
1T has been n bitterly fought con-
test The result is o. gratifying solu-
ton of the whole trouble. We hope
aud believe q viii work out 80 that
no further cause for complaint may
exist either on the part of the public
or on our part. Anybody with any
perspective at all could have seen
during the past few years that there
would be- an end TO huge combine
tlon whose chief purpose was 60
throttle competition in order to con-
tori and monopolize
we feel grateful 90 the admins
tration and particularly Co Attorney
General McRcyuolds tor the result
The department of Justice took the
matter up on It's own initiative and,
without any attempt to shift OF cVadc
responsibility the attorney general
has brought about this complete solu-
tlon."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
DANIELS IS CALLING
MARINES HOME
FROM ENDS Of
THE EARTH
Secretary Carries Out Plan to
Concentrate sea-sOldiers at
Points in Continental Unit
ed States.
ONLY 150 LEFT TN
THE PHILIPPINES
Iny Lcasod wlrc % sgoalas IIrrald. !

10y AfNNN'H WIZ ~ HfNNNAAtN ANtENNMf
Washington, Dec 90. TO carry out
his plans previously announced for
the concentration of marines at Inn
pOriunt centors in continental United
states. Secretary Daniels soon VIII
order homo all the marines IN the IN
sular possessions, Guantanamo. Cunn,
ana Panama. except fmall details
needed FOR police duty SO change
viii be made in Tho details Of mar
ines % .he battlcshlps.
The marine brigade IN the Philip
pines will be reduced from 900 to "a
guard of 15O men to be distributed at
Olongapo and Cavito. Details al Pearl
HarbOr, Hawaii. Panama and Guam
tunamo will be reduced i0b men al
each station. The legaNon guard a.
Picking also will be reduced n condi-
tions IN China become more stable.
These changes" said Secretary
Daniels today. "aro made ia order
that men may be available for the
establishment Of advance base sta
tions where large bodies of marines
will be concentrated and kept ready
for instant service whenever they may
be required"
One OF the advance bases may be
on the Pacific coast, another may be
at Pensacola. whore $50 marines al
ready are established. and another
probably will be at PNladelphia as
at present.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
AGENT
SELECTS COFFIN
THEN TAKES
HIS LIFE
Considerate and Careful Sui
eide Picks Out Expensive
Casket and Kills Self in IN
dertaker's Shop.

fIiy LEASED Wire 60 Evening Herald ]
Grand Junction. Colo. bee. 90.
Robert Linn HaaHes. As. an Insurance
qgont. today entered an undertaking.
establishment snd solicited an eNpen-
slvo coskct Then. when the propric-
tors back was turned. he committed
Suicide BY shooting.
sister 81 Hughes Mrs. Alex seeg-
miller received letter from him this
morning. giving directions for actillnr
his business affaiys. The letter in
strucied her to have him buried in the
casket he had selected The body
win bc sent 20 Jersey shore. Penn.
for burial Dependency over flnan.
cial affairs ls supposed 20 have caused
the suicide.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
TINKER DEAL GOES;
ANOTHER BIG TRADE
WILL COME OFF
nv Lesscd wire to Evening IcraId.l

Cincinnati, Dec. 2O.--At the conclu-
sion q conference here today be-
tWccn President Charles Ebbets OF
tire Brooklyn National league club and
President August Hermann. OF the
Cincinnati club. Il was announced that
tho tinker deal would stand, but that
there would be "A big trade In players
iu connection with Il.
By the terms Of the agreement
reached between Ebhets and Herr
mann. Tinker ls to 60 To Brooklyn
for $1,000. In addition the Brook
lyn club rs to pay Tinker o.000 after
he signs with that club.
The aercomcnt further provides
that the Cincinnati club is to have
am option on Pitcher Yngling for
gN 600 and ON Outnelder Moran for
$1,000 Second Baseman Dick Egan
OF the Cincinnati club was transferred
TO Brooklyn for $4,000.
The option on Yinglng and Moran
Is To hold until January 2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Federal Garrison at Guaymas
Deserts to Rebels with Arms
and Ammunition Almost en-
Masse.
MEANS OVERTHROW
OF PEDRO OJEDA
Steady Stream of Struggling
Converts to Constitutional
ist Cause Arriving in May
torena.


Bs Lcascd Wine to Evening Herald.
Maytorena. sonora. Mexico. Dec.
pcsertcrs from the federal gar
rison 90 Gunymas. Few miles 10 the
south of the insurpont camp here.
were arriving today. Their number.
t was expected. would aggregate 500.
Already eleven officers have SUR
rendered. Among them was Major y.
Figuoroa, "a member OF the staff OF
General Pedro Oieda, federal come
mander at Guaymas and commander
81 the cavalry stationed at the Eulf
port.
The enlisted men appeared IN
groups OF five ana ten, dust covered
ana suffering from want of water
and food. The federal Officers here
say that many have not reached the
constitutloaalist lines and are wan
dering from ranch 10 ranch, or are
lost in the mountains.
II was asserted that practically al
OF the outposts placed about Guaymns
by the federal commander had de-
serted with their arms and ammuni-
tion.
The developments since yesterday
morning were considered % death
blow To- the Huerta government IN the
northwest. marking the overthrow OF
General Pedro Ojeda, whose stubborn
fighting along the border and al
duaymas long has been a menace 20
tho southward progress OF General
Carranza's forces.
Doserters brough news of the dis
armament OF the entire Tenth batal-
lion of infantry numbering moro
than 500 men. These were disarmcd
following the discovery OF plot 10
desert In n body Officers and men.
To the insurgont side. This is believed
10 have reduced the federal garrison
hy one half.
That General Olcda himself would
accept amnesty was Indicated by a
report reaching here from Cruz de-
Piedra, the nearest point to Guaymas
held hy the insurgents. Cot r.. Mem
de, commanding the constitutional
lists there. reported that the federal
commander had sought an interview
with him under the agreement that
each should leave his busc with AM
equal number of men and meet on
neutral ground. Colonel Mendez said
he had declined tho offer. fearing a
trap.
General Alfaro obrcgon. COM
mander of constltutlonalists forces IN
the northwest. remained here today.
Tho federal officers who arrived as
sisted In locating the scattered groups
Of DESERVING foderals. The desertrs
ala not constitute any one command,
the officers said, but came from VA
rious regiments and battaiious. This
was taken as an Indication OF the
complete decentralization OF the fed
eral garrison.
There are LOO Mayo indian
troops stationed here under com-
mand of General Juan Cahrai md
1900 insurgent troops are at ortiz
q few miles to the north. ali of whom
VIII Dee moved into Guuym1s os soon
as the city is evacuated and 90 bee
comes certain that there will be- no
danger ot hombardmont by the two
federal eunboats which have been ly-
lug in the harbor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
WOULO-BE BANDITS
LEAVE \ BANK
$40 RICHER
Bullets Miss Quickly DOdging
Teller and Robbers Make
Getaway Without Their
Change.
nv Lenscd Wire ~ ! venting iIrrpid.

ny IGnscd Wire - Evening Herald.
Vancouver. y. c.. Dec, 20.-The
Bank OF ottawa Of this city Is $40
richer as result of an attempted
bank robbery hy two armed bandits
today. shortly after the Robson
street branch of tho bank opened, two
young men presented themselves at
the teller's window and asked for
change for $40 hin, As the teller
reached for his cash. the men drew
revolvers and commenced shooting.
The teller dropped behind the coun-
ter until business men In the neigh
horhood. hearing the reports, rushed
IN and frightened the would-he rpb-
hers away. They had failed to reach
the bills on tho counter ana In their
nasty departure they left their $40
bin behind a heavy fog aided their
escape.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
EXCITED ADVANCE IN
TELEPHONE COMPANY STOCK

New York Dec, 20,--The announce
mont from Washington that the Am
erlcan Telephone and Telegraph COM
puny had reached an agreement with
tho department of Justice whereby it
would reliuquish control Of the West
crn Union ana avoid n suit under the
antitrust law cuused excited advance
IN the stock Of the telephone company
at the opening of the stock market
today
The first transaction In tho stock
was a block of 2,O0O shares one OF
the largest blocks of that stock which
has been handled on the exchange for
years. Prices ranged from 100 1-2
To i2i, n maximum gain Of GA
points. Later the advance was run up
10 points.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

pcrty in Chihuahua is confirmed by
state department ndviccH General
villa is said to claim that the oxpul-
sion ot the sruniurda saved their lives
us they were in danger OF massacre
hy tho mon u'aoe. Participation in po-
llicd affairs Is also charged hut
those persons who could prove thcm-
selves guililess of participation VIII
hc permitted to return and win he
giycn Indemnity for their iosees"
Furlhor reports from Chihuahua
say General villa denies ordering the
detention of women aud children ref
ugeos. Thqy arc said 10 be free 90
iease al will.
a brief dispatch from Rear Admiral
Fletcher SAYS the situation al Tampico
D. unchanged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
. NNOOoNSNS~SSsN~s

There Is no setback In this sep
aratlon. 10 the material Interests ot
o,ther company but on the contrary
now that ther7 ~ sor.y understand
ing Of what can be done and what
cannot be done greater progress
along the lines defined can be OK
pected.
'"rha attorney general has pecn
very considerute of the material In
tcrests of the companies So FAR as con-
sistent with his public duty, and this
attitude was clearly reflected by the
president We think the problem has
been worked out to the best interests
OF the public and OF the companies.
To the foregoing Vice President
Ringsbury, Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company added that no
plan for the disposal of the company's
holdings IN the Western Union had
vet been considered
You must rest assured" he said,
that however Il Is done. It will be
done in absolute good faith. There
will bc complete separation Of the
control"
The holdings In question amount TO
about s2g. 600, 900 par value ana were
purchased. 1, - understood, nt about
SS5 share.
MIR Vail win resign as president Of
the Western Union. Mr. Kingshurg
said. and other directors OF the lat
ter company who are directors of the
American Telephone ana Telegraph
company win also resign. Mr.. Kings
bury thought that the reciprocal arr
rongements between the two compnn-
les in respect to kilograms received
and delivered by telephone might he
continued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

Paris Dec, 90 Tho underwriting
hy an international group of ''rrers
.of a loan 60 the Mexican govei 20 ti.nf.
sufficient 10 meet the hond interest
payments falling duo lH january. wns
arraugod today through tho nnnque
De Paris "a dos Pays Bas.
The group "a composed Of pnris
London nnd New York bankers and
includes spoyors Of New York.
The Paris banks win not advance
more than their proportionate share
.of the amount underwsliien BY the
group.
The negotiations were c0nducicd
here but the amnunt of tho lonns and
the terms un which q o. a. b. ia
vnnced were not disclosed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Group Of Democrats Makes
an Unsuccessful Stand for
Guarantee Of Deposits and
Other Features.
WRANGLE LASTS FOR
OVER FOUR HOURS
Senate Bank Reserve Plan
Would Bring saturnalia Of
Wild Initiation Declares Mr..
Glass.

lBy Leased Wire 20 gs,enlne Herald 7
Washington, Dee 20.-Aftar =
. hot debate ID che houHt to-day. =
. administration leaders had thslf =
. way and sent the currency blll 9
. 20 a conference committee. AZ =
. templs to concur al once in tho y
. senate amendments were oa> =
. feated. 2st 70 50.
. A group OF middle west DEM .
. ocrats made a futile naht to An4 q
= cept she senate provisions If y
. guarantees of deposits. re-ais- y
. count ~ six months agricultural y
= paper and fiFe year farm moEl- .
y gage leans hy national hanhs q
with (ho h0sl4e IN tlsNo4noA .
. Republican Leader Mann moved y
. TO instruct the houAs conferecs =
. 70 dieagroo 10 the senate amend .
y ments and agree 10 the Hitch q
. cock bill reiccted by the ecn- =
. ate A parliamentary wfau&se y
. enslnd and another roll call was =
. ordered TO shut on debate.
. The bin went 10 conference, =
. however with the house man. .
= ayers instructed 60 ACCEPT the =
y senate amendments extending y
. the re-discount privilege 70 six .
. months commercial paper ana 3
. permitting national banks 90 .
= make five year nl0rtsngo loans. y
- By "a vote on 2li 10 81 the .
. Democrats voted down lnhtruc- .
. tions offered by Representative .
. Mann 70 substitute the Hitch =
= cock" olii
- During the debate Repre- y
. sentative Glass declared thai no =
. immediate agreement between g
. the two houses was likely, al y
. though other leaders predicted =
. early action.
. There are scFious differences =
. between the two houaes,' said y
. Representative Glass ''nnd j 9
. cannot see any prospect ~ an e
q Immediate agreement" Then, y
. after the house had wransied 2
. back and forth FOR more than 9
. four hours Speaker Clark 9ot 3
Q things 10 "a point where he could y
. name the conferees and he tor- =
q maliy named Representatives =
. Glass. Korbiey ana Hayes
The guarantee uf deposits p
y amendment WAS parsed ever =
. during tho fight on the iioafs =
. but whom the conference come 9
. mlitoe was ready a. meet. Il was .
. gneraiiy undtrmood that Repre- .
. sentative Glass and the house 3
. cenfefcos would stand oeninat Il. .
- . 49,. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
BANKER DISAPPEARS;
RECEIVER APPOINTED


THy Lcasrd Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Chlcago. Doe. i2.-Fcdoral Judge
Carpenter today appointed Erastus
W. Willard OF Joliet, H., receiver for
the private bank Of John g Eyarts
az Pmndeld. IT, Tho bank has been
closed several days
The petitioners FOR the receiver
ship charged that Evarts conveyed.
transferred and concealed portions OF
his property with intent 60 defraud
his creditors
Eyarts disappeared Thursday and
has not been located.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

Washington, p1C 20. senator
Ashurst told the senate today that
his bin FOR barbod wire fence
along the Mexican border WAS not
designed to stop lncursions Of reools
into American territory hut to keen
out Mexican cattle infected with ticks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
AnnnIntmcnts hr I,re-I.Ient

Washington. Dec 20.--President
Wilson today nominated Clarence
Carrigan OF California for consul at
Grenoblc, France. ana Ezra NJ Law
ton of Ohio for consu al Tcgucl-
galpa, Honduras.
John r., Robins of Ely, Nevada,
FOR register OF the land office az
Elko. New Ashley 6, Dawson Of
Eiko to be receiver OF the public
lands at Elko.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Pounds Out Opinion
of CGrabuO on
Typewriter
Cny Leased Wire to Evening Herald. |

TBy Leased Wire a. Evening Herald !
y Washington, Dec. 2O.-- Prcsi- =
. dent Wilson probably will leave .
. here Tuesday for Pass christ =
. Ian. Miss. about Cd miles from =
. New orleans, for his three weeks =
. vacation. lie expects 90 sign the =
. currency bin Monday night
= Later today o. was officially =
. announced az tho eXecutiye of =
= fices that the president would =
= go To Pass Christian, Miss. for =
. his vacation and that he would =
. try 10 leave here early Tuesday. .
. Mr. Wilson was az work most =
= OF the morning with secretary =
= Tumulty clearing up details z
= The president wrote on his own I
q typewriter stntomont about =
. tho Carabao dinner which u
. was expected, would be- made 4
= public later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
vermont Not seriously injured

NOrtolk, Va, Doc 2O.-Iho crip-
plel battleshlp Vermont arrived at tho
Norfolk navy yard at $3.50 q. M. to-
day In tow Of naval tugs which stood
by her az anchor Ia Hampton Roads
last night The Vermont, though
hadly crippled, was IN no danger.
she will be examined hy divors and
docked az once at the navy yard for
repairs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
BIG LAND SUIT IS
UNDER WAY IN
SANTA FE
Title to Two and a Half Mil
lion Acres of Land in Chi
huahua Involved. Damage
Suit Dismissed.

Santa Fe. Dec. 20.-Judge John n.
Cotteral Of oklahoma, sitting for
Judge w. ". Pope In United states
court. today continued the hearing Of
the case Of the Palomas Land and
Cattle company W.. the Northwest
Colonization and Improvement COM
pany of chihuahua. A. A. Temkc'
walter y. Hawk and s. Lindauer, the
action involving title 10 some two
and a half million acres Of land IN
chihuahua.
James r. Garfield and y. J Gable
are appearing for the plaintiffs and
Renehan and Wright for the defense.
The complaint covers several hundred
typewriter eases ana time has been
granted for It's examination.
The court has dismissed the case
Of the damage suit of william T..
Davenport against the santa Fe rail-
road IN which Davenport asked S5o.-
600 damages. II Is understood "A
compromise was affected recently,
The bond of General Inoz salazar.
recently ordered re-arrested on ~
charge OF smugglln arms into Mex
leo, has been Increased To $4,000. Sala-
zar jumped one bond when arrested
some months ago ON q similar cnarge.
An indictment is now pending against
him la the a. $. District court in
New Mexico
John J Herring of Aztec has been
admitted 90 practice before the
United states district court.
New Corporation
The state corporation commission
has approved articles of mcorpora-
tlon Tor the Jarles Trading company
with headquarters 8t Jarales, Nalen-
eta county The corporation is au-
thorl1cd To do general milling and
merchandise business ana is incor-
porated for 100000 Win j. q. Cor
doyu, i. NJ. Garcia ana /. c. Garcia.
an OF Jaralos, as incorporators.
The Palace Liquor company of
Ration. has Incorporated with capt
tai stock of $4,000. Tho lncorpora-
tors are \. y. Witzci, and Annie Wit
pei Of Ration and Daniel Fleischer of
Denver
Tho Mckinley county bank has
been authorized Co Increase its capt
tai stock 10 $4,000. The former
capitalization was $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
35 OR 40 HURT
WHEN BROKEN RAIL
DITCHES PASSENGER
my Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. ]

10 paso. Tex, Dee. Thirty-fiYo
or forty people were injured 10 miles
east OF El pnso this morning when
Texas ana Pacific passenger train No.
3. wostbound lert the track due TO a
broken rail The day coach, chair
car, diner and one Pullman left the
track and many passengers sustained
bruises ana cuts. hut none were kill
ed. Doctors ana nurses were sent out
from El pasO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Alleged Merger Only Pleasant
and Complimentary Mutual
Relations, Assertion of Al
legged Moving Spirit in Great
Monopoly.

fBy LEASED Wire ca Eyepsng Tirrn'd
. New York. Dee. 2O.--fteferrlng .
. 10 the relations between the Ann =
. erlcan Telephone and Telegraph =
. company and the Western Union =
. company r. y. Vail. president Of .
. both said today. In part:
9 no such thing as dissolution =
. has occurred for the reason that y
. no such thing as merger over =
. occurred I'm this past. The rela- =
. items between the American Tel =
q Cphonc and Telegraph company y
. and the Western Union have new y
. or been in the nature OF mef- y
. ger The development Of the =
. mutual relations has been Of .
. complimentary character. or an =
. extension Of each OF the others =
= facilities.
. Care has always been taken =
. that nothing be- done which =
. would affect whatever competitor =
. might he considered Co exist.
. "If "a rcol merger were made =
. and time given to complete the .
. merger some economies and ad- =
0 ditlonal new services Of adyant- =
. age to the public might be intro =
. duced. Whptcvcr has been done =
O already. it is believed will be al y
o lowed 90 stand ana q is probable =
Q that some additional cooperative y
Q work may set be accomplished =
- q a a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

FINAL work of preparing the adj
mlnistration currency bil for preei-
dent Wilson'S signature was begun to-
day when the house and senate con-
forces met 20 compose differences be-
tween tho owen substitute as mo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-14

One section land, three fifty per
acre. investigate. Dockray Land Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-14

Remember the story of the tao
thieves who tried to hold up a scotch
MAN ono dark uieht' the Scotchman
foHeht like wildcat aut they
clicked him into uuconsciousness AND
hlt hmm over the head with an iron
oar aud then srarCacd his pockets
ir had three cents
Thank heaven said ono thief 90
tl, Other. that ho didn't nays a.
dime He'd murdered the two OF
o..
That's about the way ono feels in
tamiuins the goods taken by the
NeV York police system They have
uatou down every corrupt Woman.
.u1 every gambler. and every saloon
ocpcr who keeps open after hours.
rd even other estabush mout whose
proprietor has feather. on his CON
ricuce And when they eot nrousn
.le total vas pitiiul
] 30 not believe that the grafting
HCiicemen made more than sl.-UD.
200 year ont % enc vise graft the
trlciiy vice graft 200 fbe city said
au attache OF the district attorneys
office who nHs uerH ir close toucn
siih me situation o 10 not know
how many men had share IN that
graft The BIZ money went up
stairs. ~ course Th, men who aid
'he work and ran the risk and viii
paw the bin .n the end got just about
O. ough 10 bus the wife an occasional
pair oi uee shoes
Here's The manner IN which graft
payment vas Distributed. according
a. those Uho have looked into IL aud
vho are not Inclined 20 eSageerate
1t Lower West Side $4,000