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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
MURDERER SHOWS No
ItEMOItSE s'On DEAD

SalOnlki. March - -- Aicku Schlnas,
murderer uf King G"oikn I Of GFcuCr.
appears 10 have lived much abroad.
lie returned TO this city only when
Il Was occupied by q Greek army
after enc surrender oi th. Turklsb
garrison.
The reconciliation % the regicido
appears to be- established by the fact
that Schinas iurkrd iu hiding i.e
rushed Ou, when his royal victim was
only siX feet from his hiding place
and fired point BLANK into the back
OF the king. The shooting occurred
only a few yards from police head
quarters
Lieutenant FraBcOudls. the Kings
aide de- camp who VAS walking beside
his royal master Immediately drew
his revolver Schinas turned and
shot went Wild
Two Crctan military policemen who
were acting as AN escort TO the king
dashed Ht Schluas and piniUncd hli
arms before hV could tire again.
when Francoudis saw that the as.
sagsln had been arrested hy turn,
o. King George. who he supposed. had
escaped unscathcd ana Was hurriiicd
roadway
FrsncoudiB raised the stricken mOu.
archs head from the pavement bat
the King was already unconscious aud
lac never spoke again.
Soldiers who had been summoned
hy the shots lifted the king from the
ground and carried MIN 90 % hospital
liU expired on the way without Io-
covering consciousness.
When questioned hy ihc polio, Sc,
mas replied.
You have courts viii speak
there
Pressed o. say who he WAS and
what was thu motive ur th, ,rimv hu
replied
"Iukc M TO the police station su
ihat the crowd shall not maltreat me
! viii speak there
tu reaching the police station he
gave his name ana lew particulars
about himself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
NNIERICNN MARSnIPS no
MNrCH CALitOtNIA CDAsT 1

Washington Match ~ At the m
stauc, ut Admiral Suulhcrland. com-
maudiug the Iuuiur tlcet. who hus
been Watching from Gualguas Coudi.
uuu4 uu thr west coast ut MoNlcu the
navy department has approved his
Recommendation that rne cruisers
california and Maryland be- sent ga
thst coast They are now al, san
Francisco.
Admiral SoWherIaud vino Is aboard
Nh, flagship Colorado. found that a
number of American citizens who
have been disturbed hN the rcvolu'
uuuary trouble. Zoo sonora are uriit'
Hr down tu tho coast toWus. FoI
thr reason thc pr. -cHru uf Warship,
i- dr irgd.
LnH,I California BEL reported twa
guIl tud1N thr utN governor nrie
4dIrr Gcu.rul Miguel GomcE hutin2
arrived Monday at Eus'uada bud ass
suulug office
Tul,gr1phlt communication hns
been rn-e-t.IblI-hrd between thp Mon.
tur'f and thu Quilted States Nla La'
redo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
KING INTENDED 10 QIIT
THRONE WHEN l'tsACE CAM.

pennington, DtnlldTk, Maf'n "
Tho lat" King George Of Greece had
intended 80 abdi'Itr thc throne and
live the quiet litc ut retired gentle.
man after the conclusion ct peace,
according 20 e .nti,r from him rcCcIr-
ed here TO-DAY. IN" recipient IN a.
naval officer who was an intimate
trirud ut thr murdered ruler.
In the lott"r King George cNVr,ss-
ed his joy t' IN, Success ut tho GrccK
urmlvs aud tho rapid IUd "fhcisn, r'.
organization uf Greek defensive forces.
lio told uf his satisfaction az the u1-
lions display 81 confidence in Gro" a
Prince Constantine after his r,gent
achievement and said hc often had
boon Inclined tu ubdicatc but would
not du -o during the country's uu-
prosperous period.
Tho lottrr concludes oy saying that
after peace had been restored and
the jubilee OF his reign celebrated, toe
king would lcuyc the throne go nis
son IIr intended 10 i've In Denmark X
but would sp"ud two months ut each
year iu Paris.
before settling down, however, hs
mu IsAtv wished Go max, 20 tour ot the
world anu IartiyuHrly desired io SEQ
America aud 90 visit the PanuWh
canal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
FAMILY SEIZED FOR
MILLION DOLLAR
SWINDLE
Aged Father, Three Sons and
Two Daughters Had Sixty
Thousand Dollars in Cur.
rency When Captured.
lB, Leased Wire to Evening Hcruld.

NcW Orleans. LA March 10
Charged WITH d,trarding banks IN
this country and Europe OF approyi-
mut'k a. Wlluu dulibrs Antoine Mus
Ila ci New NuTk and his three sons,
George. Arthur and philip we're Hr-
rested uu i1, steamer H'rdu today.
Two uuugUl,Iv u' th" elder Musi,t,
Louise and GIuyy. ALSO Nor, detained.
Tic party Was uk,u into custody Just
before th' departure ui tho H'rdia Tor
Colon
Whom searched al police aoadquar-
tcrs ultN thousand dollars were taken
from Arthur Nusi,J. and about ten
thousand more from other members
OF the party.
The MuyI,ds carried with them nine
pieces OF baggage which the police
hauled Go headquarters u ~ believed
that much more money ana valuable"
papris VIII p, recovered when their
truuns are uN"u'I.
IN, part. wN r' taken bagN 'u
Sew YORK 80 uuH,.
Antonio MU-..t Is nearly 90 Yours
old. PhiIp auuui 800. For years thty
had been Importers uf Cheese. lu 1910
the government charged them with
undcTNDEWu- frauds. and Philip,
shielding mis- iaih'r pleaded guilty
aud was sentence. Geo t years im-
pr.soumvnt shortly J't,rvard his
stultu't Was 'olhhlhi'u nN lt'Nl-
dent TAFT. and returning 10 NoW York,
hc AGAIN became associated with his
| futh.I Iu business
Han goods NOW u,,JW, tN'lj spr"
| Iait. and banks for months ucEutN,t'd
| tu,ir paper until tine recent rrpuuiu-
! ton uf "a draft th" attachment ut tJrir
| prop,rty yharu,S ot criminal man
| ipumtIuu ul invoices involving hum
drcds uf thousands. then th, 'lsNi col,
tho entire family, including TWO
daughters
Notig,- of tHr dissolution ul Mitch
ell A Go. Nus posted to-day uu zine
| stock oNuutur, u NJg said that the
| dissolution uuv forced ug the IuN'r-
| uors off tho exchange because tur hru
| manipulated Du Oh. outside mHrhri
| the stu.. coz tho united States Hur
| company. recently urlautzyd hs lA'
/ MuslyJs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
PRESIDENT WILSON TO
BE CONSULTED FREELY


By Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald
Washington. March l9.---Quick TAR.
~ revision along lines acceptable 10
the Democratic leaders OF both houses
0f c0ngr.ss was tho object OF a con-
Terence called fcF today between the
ranking tarin retisionlsts 0f the pnrky
in Tho senate and the house. Tho
conference, marking the completion
of the tariff revision blll In all essen
tiai particulars by tho house ways and
means COMMITTEES. was designed az a
move 20 set JoEether on common
ground and 10 smooth the way for tina
lnuuching of the first Democratic tar
lH Ia many years under q policy of
swift. harmonious action.
4 conference later between sena.
tors simmons. H0ko smith. williams,
Hughes and Chairman Underwood ana
other members of the Louise ways and
means committee resulted In the gon-
orul understanding that tarinf rates
VIII be thoroughly considered Jointly
by The house and senate committees
ana President Wilson before the tar@
lh revision actually begins in tho
house. The four senator's. oil mefn-
nerS ef the lnanco COMMITTEES. took
up a number OF contested questions
concerning tRrlm rates today but 40
effort 90 comprOmls differences and
reach definite conclusions was made.
u Is planned 20 Rave \ number on
conferences between the two houses
beginning In about ten days when tho
tariff bills VIII Oe considered In de-
tail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
MUBDEI,ER EDUCATED MAN
AND ANOWi I'D ANARCHIST

Sew Ovrk, y. Y, March 10 -Al,yo
~,hinas. tJv assassin ui King George
OF Gr''Vu. was u man OF education
ana "a confirmed anarchist. according
tu Information obtained Oy Drmctris
y. Boiassi. Greek consul in this city.
tn" man nurscd grudge against
the King, Mr. Bouass was told by
GrccAg va this city today. who know
SchInsg wcll. because the government
had closed e school Of uuarchIsut
which Sghina- had established a. Nuio.
tac chief city 90 Thcssnly. Sohinas
Was born ,u Nulo
Tue school uf Nhi,A Syhiuas III said
90 have been e leader. Vds known as
the 'Ergttkon kcutrOu' or center
for Uur tm"u 10 was said today by
VI ptrthaniS J greek merchant who
comes from Nolu
Tho institution had not uOurIshcd
long when it was raidcd by the gov
"rnmcnt authorities and az least two
ut iis leaders, "A doctor and "A lawyer,
were thrown into prison under three
months sentences Schinas. however.
csra ped The authorities seized q
number ut books dnd pamphlets pub
liAhyd hv the school vAIch contained
duurg 1i-tiy doctrines dcnounyiug the
king.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
BRITISHERS CLAIM
PERFECT AER0PLANF


~ Leased Wire tO i.Nrninp Herald,
london Nuryu lg Tho British
army pu.sgss th, best aoroplauv in
th, world and hus -vcrvty perfected
ypr Ut t.}lug machine ttr superior
tu luy Zoo thc possession ug Other nu
tinur. This announcement was made
today iu the house uf commons by
colonel John Scnly secretary ot stale
fvr war % Duuscd great sensation
among the members.
For oar purposes colonel SvciA
said the great pro ivr nae been tu
srrurr tu Hrropluur ,hnt eau HN Ht
both IuN ana high speed. The krii-
ish army now has machines which
have beaten eighty miles au hour aud
which ALSO are able tp reduce their
speed Go tott miles Hu hIur An
army hlplane yesterday passed am the
tests at un average speed uf STA
miles an hour
No shall have t4s aeropl,nes by
urNt May We have deliberately rc-
JeDt,d large airsnipH as being usrlvss
fui war purposes The War depart.
mrut It dnNutiug suur attention. how
eNtF, tu small diriglnlrs which rtu nt
unckrd 600 ANA sent abroad with ca
ptdliiouap tlrpes
20 take pleasure in HnuouurlnE thnl
the uechnnieal problem ai ropellins
attacks uu alt craft has been solved
bN experiments carried elt vs. th'
larmy scrNlee, -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
TURKS VICTORIOUS
IN TWENTY-FOUR
HOUR BATTLE
IS CLAIM
Bulgarians Driven from the
Trenches in Front of Tchat-
ALA Forts; Losses in Both
Armies Reported Heavy.
INVADERS ROUTED AT
THE POINT OF BAYONET

~, LEASED Wire to Evening Herald !
Coustantinoplc, March ia WEE
tors Us officially claimed fof The
Turkish forces iu twenty -four hour
bottle which Bstrd until early today
along the TrhItdlla lines dcfcuding
this city
The ottoman TROOPS took the oifon-
sivc, opening thr attack bs un dd
vance Of their right wing which pro-
cccdcd as TAR as SiVaskyui halifax
cut
Large forces OF Bulgurluns were
encountered at thuso places and
fierce nghting soon spread gloug The
whole front Tho Turkish troops
drove tho Eulgariups FROM their
trenches and took possession.
The Turkish center then advanced
and Normod the heights iu their
front from which they routed the
hulgariaus at thc point ut the bias
onct.
other columns or Turkish troops
captured several hviphts held o., Btl-
garians to the south cot th, Turkish
lines.
The casualties huyt not hcpu asCpr-
tanned but the commanders declare
thu losses OF both armies were very
heavy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
GOvERNORM'OONALD
FOR THIRD Time
VETOES COUNTY
SALARIES BILL
Gets Out of State Before Max
ing Action Known and Also
Promises to Make a State
ment Later.
POSSIBILITY OF
AN EXTRA SESSION

special Telegram ~ Evening Herald
Santa Fc, y. ~. March 10.
= Announcement was made from Z
y the office OF the secretary Of state
= this morning that the county sAl- 4
. ury bill had been vetoed by Gov Z
. crnor McDonlcd. 4
. Tho governor had The bin under
. consideration all day yesterday
. and shortly before o'clock made
= up his mind That IL wouldn't do
= ana sent the measure 90 the soc-
= retary's Office. disupprOved. ig Is
. said thHt thD bin WAS filed with
y the request that notice OF action
. thereon bv not made public un-
= an the scCrctnry's Office opened
q this morning. by which time
y Governor Mcdonald was well out
= col the state. having left the cap- 4
y ital last night Tor ~ Paso where 4
y he proposes 90 attend the stock
y mans convention.
. The veto OF the salaries bin re-
. wives the report thut the COVER 4
= nor contemplate calling uu extra 4
. session OF The legislature at mo- 4
q distant date. 10 is said that hc
. believes that we're the lprisln-
. turc called together for the sole 4
q business uf cuHDtiuE "A salary BIN. 4
90 Sati~tu,tort measure could
. be- framed and passed Within u
q few DAYS aud Ht little cost o. the 4
. state save for tu. mileage OF the 4
. members. Tho governor. 10 rs
. said, believes that this cost would 4
. Dee NOR, than made good TO the
q people uf the different counties I
y u the tower salaries they would 4
y have Co pay under The proposed I
q hn.
o According 10 friends of Cover
. nor Mcdonald tlr executive has 4
. not Jailed Coz notice the change ot 4
y attitude ou the party ot county 4
y officers and nov finds them hum-
. hlc indeed. ON, wear ago when I
q thD SALARY bill WAS vetoed many
q oi the county officers rvioiccd.
y We VIII -.vi 10 better bin nest I
y scar. said they. '1nt thc goVCr-
. nor Nili not dave to veto IT,
y They did not ger 1 better bil.
. tnd thr governor not only dared
. Geo veto b.. but Co make 10 strong
. h, vetoed 70 three times. and his
q veto pencil is showing nu slgus
o ut wearing put The oounty Off
. GERS. that .s those uf them who
q huNr been Zoo santa Pc recently
. nov rNprrss a Willingness tO take
. ans old -a.ar, thrt tine governor
= 300 his wisdom s,rs Coo ut 60 ALLOW
. them.
q 3, was Gwen suggested hv one
o Dcuu,rt from the pv.u- valley
Q that the constitution be- sO
. amended zoos tn permit tJ, COVER
q nor Geo fN salaries ui uil state and
o cuuuty officers and employees
q without th, advice uuU consent
O of the logIslItuIr. This -uputs-
O ton will duubtlrus meet th, ape
O proyal ui tut governor since That
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
rEDEH.NI.s STILL
BO1'TLED ~ NACO

Nacu. Ar'z. March 10 Oiedd b
l,dcrals. trapped br state troops
around Nucu. ouut.nu. destruction "
the railWas to thc south. thus pre-
venting the arrival OF Cnhrurs group
which is necessary before the conn
hincd Con-iitutiuutilst b forCps nuy
move against the border town.
ujDdus plight proved sttll more
serious today when h was made known
that just 2tG uf his men are held hy
United states troops here. Ojeda
had less than 500 when he defeated
the state troops hast week.
Antonio Rojas. the former OrozcO
general, is reported with 800 men
near Cumpaok iOO miles south Of his
point Hts position ia the ensuing
revolt Is doubtful, and reseuting his
intrusion from Chihuahua state. state
troops are on the way to drive hlm
back into the eastward border state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
CANANEA SHELTER cur
OFF FROM FUEL StiI'pI.N

Tucson, Ariz March 10 The
smglter az Cananca. sonora. Mexico
must close down within a week. say.
pr f.. o. Hicketts. general manager
ot the rduauru Consolidated copper
sompaus Epts Randolph general
manager ot the southern Pacific nr
Mexico received thus notification to-
duy
pr. Ricketts, said thut continue
cutting oi the railway hy state
troops had made impossible any
movement ot fuel 90 the big plant
which employs $500 men with "a
monthly payroll ot $4,000 The
Canuucd property located below Sd-
,0. Ariz is controlled by the cole
Ryan interests ut New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
Body of Assassin's Royal Vic.
tim Borne on Simple Stretch.
er from Hospital TO Govern.
ment Palace in Saloniki.
PRINCE CONSTANTINE
SUCCEEDS TO THRONE
Slayer Shows No Remorse for
Evil Deed Only Asking 10
Be Protected from Violence
of Populace
ln, leased Wire TO E,cnlug Herald.

bN LEASED Nlfe To ENcnlug Herald.
SalunikI. March 10 The body OF
th" late kiar George ct Greece N.s
emhnlmyd today ana removed from
the hospital 60 the palace Uu a
stretch g born, by his son, Prince
Ni,huH.. and several superior utti-
GERS ui th, greek army fh
strvtyh,r vus followed hS Do strangely
diversified procession. con iNtiug e.
regular iruup- Boo their campaign out.
80. Officers W brilliant uniforms.
ri,rE, civilians, Cr,tan1, trrtH*.
Mus.uImaus and peoples ut the vur-
iuus Halkau races 100 kaleidoscope
,ustumgs
Soldiers ot "a, Gr''k light Iuidi
trv iu their quaint Kills surround, I
ia, humbj, military strvtohrr us %
guard OF honor The procession ON
its way Go M, palace passed the spot
vh,r, king G,urg, was shot down
yesterday.
ON arrival Ht tho palace. mlit it
honor were rendered Th' body W5s
placed ON a bier IN thr main cham
Ter and IN, creek metropolitan Of
i.r,d PRAYER. A. "a, ciNil and mi.
itury authorities iii"d unrt many 81
them burst iuto teas
\ guard of honor. consisting &c
Gr,nk captains and priests. th" latter
cuutluuaIN chanting prayers VIII %"
stationed around IA" body until Z ls
removed Tor burial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
NEW YORK TO SHARE
IN PROFITS Of
SUBWAYS
City and Traction Corpora
tions Sign Agreement for
Joint Construction of $500,
100000 System.

NvV NurN. March 10 The c,t, toe
day entered into Hu agreement with
its tVo principal street railway com-
pIuics for tho operation uf the new
$500, 600. 600 subway system now uu-
der construction. Contracts signed hy
tHr public service commission and th,
,nmptuiv- proyid. GOT thc operation
of the SUBWAY under The su called
Dual system Title uitt and the
traction companies unite iu Coutribuf-
ing 10 the cost ui construction thc
railways viii operate the ncw lines.
aud the city viii Share Boo thc prunls
oi operation above 90 certain percent.
age.
tn. signing OF tHu uuol Jgr,vmeuts
today marked IN, end ol four sc1rs OF
NEGOTIATIONS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
AsSassin's Toll in The
Worlds History

Their, b. sydt,,ly "a country lu
0 tn, world that has not go some :
. time lslt tn, hand col the assaa-
. sin Emporurs, kings, presl'
Q dents aud statesmen nave been :
. slain los anarchists. pvr"uns dis :
o rluntird because ui real or inn
o uginprN wrougs, fanatics. insane Z
. persons and political Duuspira-
q tore. Since tho y.ur 1901 tho toll 4
uI the assassin among worlds
. rulers ana presidents ot r"puh-
. lies b.;
. Puul emperor ~ Russia, I
. March 90. 1901.
o Abraham Lincoln, president ct 4
o the United States, Arm -, lS6b. 4
Abdul AXil, sultan ui Turkey,
. June g. 1870.
. Jum,s A Garfield, president I
. ut the United states, July 9,
. 1851
y Al,Nuuder. ,mp,ror ot l,ussia.
. Murch 70, 1881
. Sadi Curnot president col
. France, June 20, 1885,
. Nazr- 5d-lin, shah eft prrsi"
. May L. 1895.
. Bordia ldiartv, president ui
. Uruguay. August -. tSSi
lsNieNNNANF 'llll''' '.'' w fhA.'f tffI
. Sept mbvr TO- 1888.
General iloreuuN, president ui
. the Dominican republic, July 20,
= 1899.
. Humbvrt, king uf ltuly. July
o 80. 1900
. William Mcltiul"y proIdrnt of
. The United states. september q,
. 1901.
. Alexander. king of Scrvia,
. June ~, 1909,
. DruW queen ut ScrvA June
. II, 1909,
. Carlos, king ut Portugal Feb
. ruuTy l. 1905
. Luis. crown prince ot Portugal
. February I, 1905,
. MANI uttcmpt "a assassinniiOn
. have been mad- 100 recent years
. upon notable pCrsour, among
. them bsing Theodore Roosevelt
aoH1NNNN NNNANNNNNH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
Biggest Ne,OS for
Many Years in
albuquerque

. The exclusive announcement
. nN thr EVENING HERALD last v
. nigh, of the raising of the neccs-
. sary funds 10 finance great =
. railway project lu c0nntrt puf-
. sngo. Colorado. with this city p
. and with Roswell, made a life- 2
. sized sensation iu Aibuuuerque, =
. crystalliSiHg as h did the varied =
. rumors which have been flyinE =
. thick and fnst Tor some weeks =
. past regarding the conlumma-
. tion of the long expected deal
The announcement that tho
. money has hren raised o. =
. nut this $50. geo, 600 enterprises =
. through has been further Veri- 2
. red today fFom cell informed =
. sources ana while these things y
. always move slowly develop .
. mcnts may be- expected 20 como 9
. thick and fast from now on.
. The Herald. following its y
. usual news policy, was the tirst =
= newspaper Co announce the big =
. ruilroad-tlmbcr project In its =
. fuu details and its fuli scope aud 9
. we believe this h one 0f the big .
y gest Items of news ever am =
. unuucsd nos oniy in New MeNicO =
. ngt in the west. The building ef y
iNU nfuuNarN iNiitVNu mN1ho kitt y
Q opening 20 development OF one =
. uf the most immense tracts oi =
. raw land. mineral and timber re- =
. mAihlng in the west and the KoF- 3
y nlutioniGing ot the railroad stu. =
alton by a direct connection with =
. the southern and southwestern
. markets
The building ~ this railroad z
. means the definite placing uf
. AlbuQHrQuC ON the map as One
. at the leading development aud
= railroad ccntors west Of the Mis-
. souri, lt means a permanent city
. here with a phenomenal increase
. in population and importance ln
. the next decade.
. The Evening" Herald pub 4
. lshpd tnis STORY IA leaNi thirty
y SIX hours before any composition
. -merely - peupndor a. 30
. where 20 got iodas'a news today.
lteAAAHA4AAAaAaAai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Providence 10 succeed my never 30
be forgotten father on the throne
over which he long shed iuetre auu
honor.
II bring this news 90 the UWlcdgc
of my army, to which nave devoted
my whole NE ana To which unsuc-
Ccssful ana successful wars have IN
diss0lubly bound me. ! declare 10
u that marching always az its head.
viii never cease 90 concentrate my
sOlicitudc on my land and sea forces,
whose glorious exploits have brOugh,
rcnOwn 20 our tathcrland."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
BRYAN WELCOMED To
TINT DEAR LINCOLN

Lincoln. Neb.. March ie.--secrotary
OF state Bryan arrived at Lincoln this
morning and was mcr az the station
hy a reception committee from the
suits legislature ard the local Bryan
club. under the auspices Of which the
annual Bryan birthday dinner Is 60
be given tonight.
Mr. Bryan VAS accompanied hy
Airs. Bryan. his daughter. AIRS. Ruth
BRYAN owen. and Governor Dunno %
Illinois They we're taken Ia autoinO-
biios 10 local hotel, where Mr..
BRYAN held an Informal reception
Governor Hodges OF kansas. who
had arrived on an earlier train, Was
already az the hotel Wita his party
and greeted Mr. Bryan on Ills arr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
CATTI.ENfEN PREPARE
FOR TARIFF CHANGES

El paso, Texas. March ig.--C0u-
tracts are already being written by
Mexican cattle raiserH, desiRnedi 70
absorb any decrease IN tHrin rates
which the special session of congyess
may make IN the cattle list. according
90 County Judge VI. VI isoEnl Of
Maria TeNaA Who ~ here attending
the Texas cattle Raisels' annual con-
VentiOn.
Marft IL the county seat OF Presldic
ono of the biE Texas border countes
Judge tiogci said Mexican cattiemcn
are stipulating in their contracts for
delivery that u the United states
congress reduces the tarim the price
paid them for cattle must be Increased
pr0purtlOnntcly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
BLONDE ESKIMOS TO
LEARN OF CHRIST
Church of England HGrries
North to Bear Tidings to
New Found People of Arctic
Circle.
lB, Leased Wire to E,cning Herald,

~ Leased Wire tu Evening Herald,
Dawson Yukon Territory. March
lp. .ChuUHu0F has hucn carried lu
tine blond, D. hImu~
Among th,e uurth"rumust aud rr-
Woty-t U. iH. white ppuplu- who's.
cNj,t,urr. ,E,u WAS unknown rl th,
,i,ilizvd world until reported Dog th
explorer NiIhHWar Strtiausnu. 90 t..T
ago. tho it,. Mr FRY, o. missionary
ul ih, Dhur,u nl England. is uun a,
work. Thr uri De- reported POS Ser.
s'dut Irup.t.g oI the Canadian
northwest mounted police, who no,
tururd yesterday from ior-ch,l IsI.
and
Sergeant uDmp-tcI relates that tho
missionary .|t .ur lambert iu Uuiuu
and Delta straits. latr mst summer
accompanied nN tour Mckenzie byi-
a. Eskimo liis news is the first
brought .rHm rHr Arctlr coast since
then.