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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
Balkan States Prepare TO Re-
sumo HostiliiieS Within a
Week, All Negotiations Hay-
Ing Failed.
TURKS REFUSE ALL
PEACE CONDITIONS
Proposals for Ceding Adrian
opIe Firmly Rejected and
Powers Cannot Place Effec-
tive Pressure,
~, Morning Jauraal speelal Ien.ed Win. !

llis Morning Jaurnai special Leased Mirc.t
London. Jan. lH.-Uulcss unforeseen
events should change the current oi
affairs. war In the Near East win ho
ie-umed within "a week The allies.
convinced thst the Turks are merely
drifting without fixed policy. have
determined To end the seemingly
iruitless debates and wife-pulhng by
rcsumins military operations whore
they We're left Off alore than one
month ago. The Balkan kingdoms
moreover are anxious To obtain relief
from The heavy burden of maintain
ing armies on "A war footing inder-
nitck Wishing. however. To- observe
all diplomatic tuurtesies they have
HNcn the powers reasonable time to
asrce ON the note reearding Adrian
oplc. frame IL and present ID to Tur-
key az once II Turkey. AS seems
probable. fails Ia yield 90 the note.
the Balkan Kingdoms have ngreed
that they Viii call another sitting ut
lhc conference through Sir Edward
Grey. or Rechad puaha vino. accord
Ing TO the rotation followed. would
hc the next presiding officer AMI an.
n0uncc definitely their decision to-
break OF the negotiations.
Immediately afterwards. th, SER
Wan, bulgarian and Montcncgrin
commanutis viii notify Turkish
headquarters that hostihtes will be
resumed within ninety-six hours Tho
allies have no faith In the efficacy
of the note the powers VIII present at
COnsiantinuple. The ottoman gov
crnmoni failed today 10 convene the
grand council aud apparently has no
intention oi meeting tne allies ultima
ium on Adfannpls.
Tie allies feel that t1c note of the
powers Is i'uuehed in too mild terms 10
hc effective aud tnat turkey Will
know that It means nothing. because
the powers viii he unable to ngrcr on
cocrciye measures.
The allies sa9 that IL Is easy to
predict the course of events. rhey
predict that Turkey viii be ready %
code Adriunople after the allies have
stormcd 1ehaalia lut the Balkan
delegates assert tnat their peace terms
after a second resort % arms will be-
far different from those Turkey is
now reieetins They declare Bulgaria
will require that the frontier OF the
terrltort she Nill demand must eN-
tend to the very gates of Constantine
pie. They suggest WIZ indemnity
of $500, 600. QUO or more Diplomats
consider the outlook for Turkey ass OF
the gloomiest character kinmil Pa
sha's resignation us eiand eizicr may
bc the next development. II s fcnrod /
this would be followed by anarchy /
Tho country Is hard pressed for mon
ey and the condition and spirit of incl
army are matters II doubt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

New York City Police Try to
Thwart Plans OF District At
torney Whitman Relative to
Graft investigations,
IN, Momiav Journal special Leased Wire.

ln, Morning Journal Speeml Leased Wire.
New York. Jan.ti. Detectives
from police headquarters fought o.
piicbcd battle to-day with detectives
of the district attorneys office in am
effort to serve George a. sinp with l
subpoena issued hy Police Commis-
sionor Waldo. Slpp. formerly "a keep
or OF disrepumhls resort. who had
hoastcd that his disclosures would In
sure the dismissal from tho police
force OF an Inspector and q captain,
finally made his way under guard
from the district attorneys office TO-
the grand jury room 60 testify I'm tho
vice Investigation Whether the po-
lice succeeded In serving the suhnoc-
na. probably will have ia he decided
hN the courts. It WAS showed through
the iron cage of an elevator ln which
Sipp wns ridins Five hundred per-
sons witnessed the tattlc to hand
Sipp the subpoena ms he was being
conducted To the elevator
After Sipps testimony heforc the
grand jury he was Whisitcd away M
an automobile. and District ATTORNEY
Whitman announced hc had detailed
two men to protect him night and
day. The subpoena summoned him
TO appear Friday at the uial of po.
liceman Eugene Fox before Commit
sioner Waldo on CHARGES arising fr nl
the graft Investigation Fox WAS in-
dcted today hy the grand Jury which
Spp had such trouble Ia reaching
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
ETT0R'S UTTERANCES
TO BE INVESTIGATED

New York, Jan. l4-Demand for
the prosecution of Joseph J. lsttor,
the labor leader under the section Of
the penal code relating to acts "en-
dansering the public health, was
made upon District Attorney Whit
man, by Charles j Campbell counsel
for the New York Hote. Mems assoca-
tion. Campbell complained hat Et-
tors remarks before the striE."v ho-
tel walters last week, as quoted, we're
a violation of the penal code. H. tor
has denied making the statement that
he advised the walters II they were
forced to go back ON unacceptable
terms to so back with their minds
made UP that II Is the unsafest thing
IN the world for tho capitalist to eat
food prepared BY members Of yom
union
District Attorney Whitman accord
ing to Mr. Campbell, promised to in-
Nestigate the matter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
Paul des Chanel is Last to
Throw His Hat in Ring Rad
icaI Policies Declared for in
Speech,
LEON BOURGEOIS MAY
BE COMPROMISE MAN
Voice Raised in Chamber Of
Deputies Favoring Real Pow
er for Chief Executives Fig
urehead in Past

liiy Morning journal special Leascd Wire. I
Paris. Jan. I 14.--- Paul dcs Chanel.
who VAS reelected today presid'n, Of
the chamber of deputies. declared
himself tonight as candidate for the
presidency Of the republic. The other
candidates who have been announced
formally are Premier Raymond poin-
care and eX-Prenier FeiiN l,iNot,
while Jules PANS. minister of agncul-
ture. Ant0nin du Bost. who was re-
elected today president OF the senate,
Jean du Puy minister OF public
works. and Theophile del Cdssc. min
ister of marine. unoftieially are in
the running. There is some talk now
that Leon BOURGEOIS may be induced
to stand at the last moment as COM
promise candidate. If only To serve
for several months until The European
crisis Is ended As if seeking TO am
swcr the critics who have been accus
ing him OF reactionary tendencies. A..
dcs Chanel In his inaugural address,
I'm which he lauded the achievements
of the parliament I'm the last three
years. urged Frenehmen to go on Inn
proving the parliamentary system. but
to bee careful not TO demolsh IL for
he said. personal power has cost
France too dearly in the past" This
allnsion ~ The monarchy ana tho en-
Miro bronaht Dennt. IL I'chav.
conservative to his feet. shouting
mot so dearly as the republic"
a tumult broke out in the chamber.
but M des Chanel raised his voice
above the din saying yes. IL has
cost US too dearly ever to tempt us to-
begin over again.
Great annlanse fron, tho h,onh,s
of I'm naforifv erected thie rcmnri.
A ffer declarln.e ~ H,apr,,s v,nri, Il,
fchalf III soeiat instiee tha amolinro
tion nf Tho eonditians ~ fhe moor nid
noe pensions fmprotemants Far min
nrs farmers ana tho laborine rlnsees
penoralv .Vonld remain an in,nerish-
nble honor tn tba tbird renttLIi, IA
dos chanel dNelt ,pnn the externnI
nnliticnl stttiattnn ana evnreesed the
bellef NM ,ho world ronld re.sonahiy
bono that ne Rallsan ,,isie yonid nn,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
WOMEN SCORN PLEA
Of POLICE JUDGE
FOR LEM|ENCY
Newly E0franchised Voters of
San francisco Decide to
Practice the Recall on City
Official

by Morning Journnl special Leased Wlre.I
san Francisco. Jan. l4,~-Standing
alone before a bitterly hostile mass
meeting Of club women convened FOR
the purpose of plannng his political
destruction. Police Judge Charles II.
Weller. against whom recall cam
paign has been lnnnched by meme
hers Of the ocean Side Woman's club.
and others. attempted today 20 make
dramatic piea for Justice at the
hands of his aceusers and net only
with volume Of misses and eat calls
that almost drove him from tho plat
form.
Cries of throw him out, and
down with the rascal came from
an parts Of the hall and It WAS with
difficulty that the chairman Mrs. A.
w Bcst, brought about order 10 ll-
low Judge Weller to speak.
fudge Weller is accused because Of
his action IN reducing the bail Of Az
bert Hendricks, charged with assault
upon q young girl Another police
Judge had fixed bail AZ $4,000 Weller
reduced It to 81 900 and the prisoner,
after gaining his liberty by deposit
ing this sum, fled from the city.
In making his defense, Judge Well
Ter pleaded that he had followed the
usual custom Of the police courts. He
spoke pnthetically of his own family,
Of his devotion 70 his mother and 20
the city There was no answering
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
THIRD TRIAL BEGINS
OF Dr. CLARKE HYDE

Kansas city. Jan. l4.--Ali prclimi-
nary motions having been disposed OF
today, the task Of securing venlre
OF forty-seyen prospective jurors Ia
the thfd trial Of IN b. Clarke Hyde,
charged with the murder Of Colonel
Thomas II. swope, Will begin tomor-
row The defense introduced three
motions all Of which were 0yerruled
Ia the principal one. the contention
was made that Df Hyde was placed
IN Jeopardy a the last trial, when
resulted because one OF the
Jurors escaped from the custody Of
tho marshal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
RHODE ISLAND WINS
RACE To CAPITOL
WITH VOTE
!, S, McCabe First EIector
with Official Returns 10
Reach Office of Vice PreSi-
dent at Washington,

lB, Morning journal special Leased Nire.l
Washington, Jan f4.-J s. McCabe.
Of Rhode Island. won The quadrennial
race to Washington with the cleo
toral vote Of his state today At .
O'Clock this morning. when the office
of the vice president opened. Mr.. Me-
Cabe was waiting. A short time later
n. NJ. London. Of Raleigh, appeared
with the vote of North Carolina. a
late train robbed him Of the honor Of
being the first TO arrive. Tie cleo
tors IN each state are required to send
two sets Of ballots. one BY mail and
one by messenger, the messenger ne
ceivlng compensation at the rate of
twenty-five cents a mile one way.
n. +. Devendorf, secretary Of the
late Vice President sherman. became
today the official custodian Of the
electoral votes aud viii keep them
under seal until the house and senate
meet jointly February 18th to can
Vass the vote and declare President
Wilson officially elected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
President-EIeel Says He Wants
Senators Elected Who Hold
Views in Harmony with the
Thought Of Times,
REPUBLICAN PARTY
is NOT CONSIDERED
Governor Cheered by Victory
in New Jersey Legislature
Which Elected Man Of His
Choice for Treasurer,

ln, Morning journal special Leased Wircl
Trenton \. j., Jam. li.--'I hope
progressive democrats VIII be- elected
In every state. said President elect
Wilson to-day In referring to the con-
tests Incident to The election of Unit
cd Sintrs senators i'm Maine, Now
Hampshire Illinois. south Dakota and
Tennessee. The governor took cn-
phnte exception Go editorials and
published reports purportlnR 10 dcs-
cfihe his attitude as preferrine the se-
lection of progressive republican IN
cases whore the other alternative
would be the choice of stand pat'
republican. The only thing J am in
tcrested In IN any state. he said. 'ls
the election Of the democrat"
ln connection with the Name situ-
alton, Mr. Wilson VAS informed of re-
ports that farmers who had hccn urg-
ing progressive repuhiienn legislators
To vote for the recollection of Senator
obadiah Gardner. democrat. were be-
lng told that Mf. Wilson wished TO
appoint Senator Gardner secretary of
agriculture. There Is no foundation
for these reports. said the president
elect so Tar as ] have Interested
myself. 1t has been for obadiah Card
ntr Tor senator
The president-elect was told that
his speech yesterday. In which he said
he would not be acting as partisan "
ne picked progressives and only pro-
gressives. had caused the inquiry as
to whether he meant the progressive
wing Of the democratic pariy or in
cludcd Ia his statement progressive
republicans as well as progressive
democrats. i wasn't thinking IN
specifications. he suite. i wns Just
thinking In tendencies and The state
of mind of The country
He added that there Wus nothing
mover la the position he took, as
throughout the campaign he had
chaupiened progressive politics ana
action The nfesident.eleel was busy
with callers. mostly members of the
New Jersey legislature which con-
ycncd today Willard salisbury
national committeeman
from Delaware. took luncheon with
him. Mr. Wilson said atterwnrd that
Ihe senatorial situation IN Delaware
had not been discussed hnt that he
felt assured of The election of Mr..
salisbury to the United states senate.
Mr. Gardner. Of Maine has an app
pointment tomorrow with MI WILSON
but the latter said Il had nothing 20
io with he senatorial contest In that
ltntc Senatuf-eieet ollie James nf
and senator stone " Mis-
souri,. also have been invited tO come
omorrow The governor was delight
"a with the result Of the euncnsrs TO-
lay of the democrats Of the lcgiAa-
are who. hy vote 81 T. 60 3, elected
fIusar4 H. ftfusaaun dpt,anaruttr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
ROMERO AND BURG
JOIN REPUBLICAN
ORGANIZATION
Two of Most Prominent Lead
ers Of Progressive Movement
in State Participate in Cau-
Gus Of House Majority

Estate Capitol iiure4u ~ Morning journal /
santa Ic. jan. -. I'M "a caucus of
house republicans last night. la which
Thomas Gurule aad John Baron
Burg, progressiees both from Berna-
MILO county, were present. measures
were passed which lend at least
some Oi the sund -pntteIs Go believe
that they allied themselves With TIM;
party Jesus Romero. sheriff of
Bernnlillo county. and leading pro-
srossiye. entered the caucus and n,adc
speech there. Regarding this
speech aud the action OF the caucus.
while the two progfessives We're
within, Representative W E. Blanch-
ara. uf Otefo county. made tho fol-
lowing statement. with the request
that he be quoted
"Mr Romero made speech In the
caucus re-atfirmins his alieglcnce 10
the republican party lie was not
member of the caucus. but came into
it, While Mr Burg and Mr Gurule
were present resolution was adopt
ed declaring II republican caucus
After this things proceeded hrmoni-
ouslN
Asked about this. MIR Burg said
that he had not departed from his
principles, but that he would caucus
with the republicans.
The caucus hsted until midnight.
naming the following smto OF ap-
pointees, Who viii today pe given
positions IN the house
Chaplain, Antonio Foufchegu chief
clerk Frank staplIni assistant
chief clerk. Adr6s Romero. scr-
gcant-at-arms- Z. serrano assist
INT scrgeant-at-arms. Lee sanchez
clerks. p. Vargns and Tim
otco Baca foadiae clerks, George /
W Aimilo and Eduardo Lnjan. stem
VIII Llewellyn. A. II |
Clancy Mrs Grace SHINES Ida /
smith, +. Wallace and G Windcr |
with two 70 be named by the speak !
M. Poslmistresses at 50 a day each.
Ms Hernanaez ana Jennie stevens, I
G. Gallegos six clerks al
- day each pasos Willie Fair.
)nio MARTINEZ and } i.abadie
somo u theae empl0ges are the OK
ru ones allowed hN the constitution
md the whoh of the thirty dollars q
iaY allowed rs The suite constitution
or extra employees HI the house Is
hus expended The pages are TO be
laid by private subscription and not
by the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
ALDR|CH CURRENCY
PLAN IS OPPOSED
BY DEMOCRATS
Chairman Glass Notifies FIJI
nancierS That Platform Of.
Baltimore Convention Makes
Central Bank Impossible,

lBy Morning journal special Leased Wire.l
Washington. Jan. i4-"fhis coun-
try can never have a sound monetary
system without a central bank" de-
clarod Festus G. Wade of st. Louis. a
member of the banking and currency
conmittee of the American Bankers
associatiaa today before the house
currency reform committee. Mr.
Wade said the so-ealled Aldrch plan
proposed the hest system that had
come under mis- observation. Chair
man Glass told the witness that the
declaration of the democratic party
against the Aldfich bill practically
prdcludcd the consideration of any
plan embodying the central bank fca-
ture and asked for an opinion on "a
system of divisional reserve bank,
supervised by a central board.
You may be able TO work that
out. the witness replied. "But the
system viii not be sound without the
central bank"
Mr.. Wade insisted democratic op-
position to a central bank was large
~ sentimental and recommended that
the committee report Il measure SINH
lar to the Aldrch bill Whether II
is sentiment or the ghost Of Andrew
Jackson, said Chairman Glass, there
is an insuperable political obstacle TO
the Aldrich plan
James r.. Ferguson. a banker Of
Temple, Texas, submitted a hill to
establish in connection with the Of
flee of the comptroller OF the cur
rency, the currency bank Of the
United States. with eight branches
to be known as currency stations and
authorize the issue of 1000 600 in
currency by the United tsatcs gov
eminent The plan contemplated the
loan Of currency to banks on CONNER
cial paper at five per cent interest.
Mr Ferguson said only an elastic
currency issued by the government il
self would meet panic conditions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
BALI ~ PENSION BUILDING
OPPOSED HY SE(pY FISHER

Washington. jan IA. - President.
elect Wilson's Inauguration. according
To- secretary Of the Interior Fisher,
should be- celebrated hy a popular
reception In the rotunda of the capt
tol with no eharge for admission"
rather than by an inaugural bali In
the pension building to which admis-
sion Is charged Mr. Fisher expressed
his Views today IN il letter 10 Sena-
tor sutherland and Representative
sheppard. chairnnn respectively OF
the sonnte and house committees on
public buildings and grounds. Mr..
Fisher suggested that congress take
charge of the Inauguration celebra~
ton and make tile necessary appro-
priation therefor
IAN appropriation OF 100000
would Involve far less loss to the
tax payers. he said. than Is incurred
directly aud Indirectly in the existing
practice. He pointed out the incon-
Voniences Go the indian bureau and
pension bureau connected with tho
use of the pension building.
10 meet the expense Of inaugural
balls, a charge has been made OF Sb
for tickets with an additional charge
for the subsequent concerts, supper,
seats Ia the grand stand, and SO on.
President TUFTS inaugural ball made
money a guarantee fund OF $S6,720
was raised and the receipts were
$05,S23
General Wood announced today
that the first division of the inaugural
parade VIII be commanded by General
and will consist OF rep-
rcsentatives of the army navy ana
marine corps, including the corps Of
cadets at West Point and midshipmen
nc Annapolis General Albert Mills,
IT, $. a. will command the second di-
vision consisting of organized militia
ana cadets from schools and colleges.
The marshal for the Third division.
consisting OF veterans and patriotic
societies and organizations. including
he grand army of the republic and
spanish war veterans, has not been
selected. Robert N. Parker viii COM
nand the Fourth division, consisting
q civic Organizations. clubs and sO-
'ieties
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
STATE INSURANCE IS
PROPOSED IN
CALIFORNIA
Life Risks Are to be Taken by
Commonwealth Under Re-
Strictions Imposed by Bill In
troduced,

lB, Morning Journai Sseesai feased Wire. :
Sacramento, Cal. Jan. li.-Entry of
the state into the life Insurance hus,-
moss Is provided for IN bill intro
duced In the assembly today Under
IT'S terms. life insurance and annnities
may be issued under the direction OF
the state treasurer and commissioner
~ insurance the spstem 20 be ready
for operation. within two years.
Policies Will be written for $500. or
multiples Of that sum, With the pro-
vis0 until one thousand policies have
been written. no one risk shall be in
sured for more than $1,000 and the
maximum policy af $4,000. shall not
hc issued on one risk until two thou
sand policies have been issued
Net profits shall he distributed am
nually among the policy holders and
loans may he negotiated on the poll
cier
The commissioner of insurance and
the state board Of health shall pass
upon applications.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15

spark Of sympathy from tho grim au-
dience
hc left the platform amid fresh
outbreak OF anerN cries.
othcr speakers. among them atior-
ncys of prominence. attempted Co
speak Boz behalf at tho judge They
were hissed of The platform and nnal-
N the chalfw0man. pounding her ga
Vel for order announced "Wc are
here O." listen tu defense of Judge
Weller W. are here to present the
uNNo against hlm
After several eiuhWumen nnd clcrg,
men hud spukun ia hlttpr dcuuncintiun
uf thu Aet used inriI. lho flwt pete
ton fnf the feeHli 90 Nldso Wa DNli-
iufnn WITS pHt iutu circulation and
WAS eagerly signed hN the women
present u WAS announced that ln on-
riHctv enmpaieu would he made to
obtain sufficient Ne.es for special
recall election
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
LOOK OUT FOR BAD
TEN DOLLAR NOTES

Spn Francisco, Jan. l4-Rankers
ana merchants are warned hy Harry
NJ. Moffltt, chief Of the United states
secret service. Co watch out for a
counterfeit St0 note that has been
put irto circulation throughout the
west The bills are drawn on the Nat
tional bank of columbia. Mo. and
bear serial letter -" With signatures
OF j w Lyons. register Of the treas
TRY and ELLIS H. Roberts. treasurer
of the United states The back Of the
new counterfeit is brown
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
PUJ0 COMMITTEE TO
END HEARINGS SOON

Washington. Jan. IA. With halt %
duaon iinuneiefs. whose presence WAS
desired hk the money must committee
of the house not 10 bee found. the
committee has decided to examine
Immediately such witnesses na are
available and close ITS hearings as
cnrly as possible Chairman puin
hopes to conclude the hearing hy thu
end of this week.. 1t has hoen dc-
cidcd 20 practically abandon the
search inr witnesses who have olud-
ed service The committee tomorrow
will receive the report ol nr. g. w.
Richardson. who examined William
Rockefeller
Representatives OF Kuhn. Loeb a
Co.. Speyer a Co.. aud other hig bond
houses in New York. also will hc oN-
umined
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
NInORO ARNIJo NEW
SENATE CHIEE CLERK

ee second resolution was then Of
h1 he reniihlican floor leader
"lu was immediately adopted This
pnesented list Of employees. The list
apennS every dollar of the $50 a
""oWed he senate for additional
employees Senator " n WALTON the
~"n'"cratic floor leader announced in
humorous wav, TINT as the minoritv
ea'eu rs nominations for those Of
s might he defeated. II did not
Q make any nominations.
hst of rmplnves is as follows
zorro Armiio. chinf clerlk. sncceed
~ '"nn .IoerHh resigned Neporne-
n" SECURE. assistant chief clerk:
noniciano c. Romero. sergeant-at-
~,inS: !. 2, ORTIZ. assistant sergeant.
ms Mnvmiliano Baca. enrolling
Juan incero enrolling clerk:
'Snai orme. reading clerk: F-ank
'oJos reading clerk: Edith VILE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-15
EXPECTS
TO PRACTICE LAW

Philadelphia. Jan. ~ = Former
Judge Robert ". Archibald who was
stripped Yesterday Of his office as a
judge Of the commerce court by the
United states senate. spent last night
AT the residence Of one Of his sons
in Philadelphia and left today FOR his
home in Scranton. Pa The former
Judge declined to be interviewed. but
his son, who spoke for him, said:
My fathers conscience is clear He
Is going home to practice law He viii
start all over again. My father has
leen a courteous. diligent and good
judgo. Perhaps his kindness Of heart
accounts for many Of his difficult
ties"