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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
METHODIST MISSIONARY
URGES DEFEAT or HIiIi

Sacramento, cat, April rs. Anoth-
er telegram from Toxic protesting
against The enactment of an anti
alien law by the California legisln-
ture was received today by the sen
ate. ana resulted in a bitter debate
between Senator John 49, sanford,
Democrat, ana senator y w. Thomp-
son. administration leader and co.
author with senator Birdsal Of the
revised land pill.
the message, which was addressed
"a Lieutenant Governor Wallace. was
~ follows;
Methodist missionaries urge defeat
i-Japanese legislation. Situation
serious (Signcdl ilARRlS,"
Senator Thompson moved that the
message be- printed In the journal.
Senator sanford protested.
II move that this senate send a
message 90 Mr. Harris telling him ~
attend 90 his own business. Califor-
mia can attend tO hers without advice
from Japan or elsewhere"
senator Thompson replied;
There As hut one man on this fioOI
who would demean himself by max
ing such notion" he cried.
SANFORD then explained that he wal
tired of such messages adding thn
n this was 90 be printed Ia the jour
nal he had 600 Of 500 letters and tcle
grams taking the opposite view OF th'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
Evidence Before Coroner's
Jury Considered Sufficient
TO Hold Mrs. Dietz and Har-
nessmaker Nurnberg.
COUPLE RELEASED ON
TEN THOUSAND BOND
Writer of Illiterate Note in
Distant City Claims He Is
the Man Who Slew Fashion
able Ladies Tailor.
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

lbN hfaHtu wire 10 ENcutuk AtcSthu.
Chicago. April ig.-Mrs. Augusta
Dietz, widow OF George Dietz. a tail-
or. who WAS beaten TO death with a
hammer al his home In Aldlne avenue
last Monday. and George Numbers.
owner of harness shop. today were
formally hooked on charges Of
murder
Thr ompiglnts charge Mrs. Diei2
and Nurnbcrg with numbering the
woman's husband by assaulting him
with hammer. The preliminary
hearing probably viii bc continued
until after the coroner's inquest which
is 10 be- resumed April %.
Coroner Hoffman received letter
today which he said was startlingly
similar in spelling 90 the illiterate
missive which the murderer of Dietz
left The writer said he committed
the crime and expressed scorn FOR the
police The notes was scraWlcd ON
the ietterhead OF "A hotel In "a city
about 450 miles from Chicago ana
telegrams were sent to the authorities
there asking them 20 locate the writ
err. The name ot the city and the oN-
act contents OF the letter were not ic-
vealed
when Nurnberg and Mrs. Dietz APP
Piled for release on bail this after
noon Judge GOodnow ignored the
recommendation OF the coroner ana
fixed the amount at $4,000 for each
Instead Of the 81, 600 expected. The
bonds were signed mnd the accused
persons ieft the rourt room Without
police escort which has accofnpa"i"d
ihvm since Monday evening.
Coroner Hoffman today offered a
reward OF $50 for Information for
which would show where the hummcr
with which Dietz was killed wac pUr-
chased.
The official said II apparently came
from secondhand store, as u was
somewhat ruHty. The manufnctur-
ers Of the Implement have been un-
able Ia trace II beyond their es-
tahlishmcnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
PARSON Is
CANDIDATE FOR
DIPLOMATIC
H0NORS
President Urged to Name Rev.
GlazenbrOok as Representa-
tive Of Uncle Sam in Some
Foreign Land.
WHITE HOUSE THR0NGED
WITH ANXIOUS CITIZENS
fH, Ieare,l wirc 70 F.,eaIar 1Ierald. !

u, tears,i Wire 10 F.veaii,e Herald. !
Washington. April IE.-presidcnt
Wilson had an unusual number of
callers today as well az cabinet
meeting that he might have half
holiday tomorrow.
Che president WIS urged today hy
Stete Chairman Edward ". rirosscup
and State senator =. warren Davis ~
New Jersry. fo spend at least two or
three days on the stump there speak
ing for jury reform and the necessity
for a state constitutional convention.
Mr.. Wilson has not set completed hia
plnns but it "a douhtfvl whether h
will be able TO devote more than one
day.
Senators Firyan and Lea and Rep
rescntatiVc Dupre recommended 90
the president the appointment to a
diplomatic post of the Rev Otis j..
'ilHgetTook, of Elizabeth, n. =.
Representative naker of California
arranged TO see the president some
tlme tomorrow about the Japanese
situation
Dr. Chas. w. rllot. president Elmer.
titus of Harvard who declined iresi-
dent Wilson's offer 90 be ambassador
TO Great Britain. was invited 20 be al
the White house today lie expected
10 discuss civil service reform with
the president
Members OF the cabinet afterward
said that the japanese question wna
not discussed Secretary Bryan said
neither he or any other cabinet MEM
her had been suggeStcd 60 80 10 Cali
f0rnla, as had been reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
GENERAL TRUCY AUBERT
REPORTED N TIGHT FIX

Laredo. Texas. April 1S.-~All re-
pair crews from this section of the
Mexican National railway were hur-
ricd into Laredo today upon the ap-
pearance Of large band Of conEtiiu-
tiunHiists about forty miles south Of
tho border Another band of state
troops. Eaid 90 number 700. was re-
ported at lnmpasos three miles
south. There ia an unconiirmed re-
port that tho federal commander.
General Trucy Aubcrt, ~ trapped b0-
tween these two forces. Aubegt lefi
Nneyo Laredo "Wednesday on "a south
ward march aud is supposed today
10 bo near Cameron. Mexico, forty
nilrs south of the border. lie has
ordered part of his forces. roplpfsr-
fng volunteers. hAck 90 NuHNs ft-
redo. retaining only his fssUlars
whose numerical sircnath b. not
definitely known. it ig ulsn rcpof ted
but not confirmed that ther" hANe
been deacrsions from Auherts rlnNA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
WASHINGTON SILENT AWAITING OUTCOME OF
LEGISLATION NOW BEFORE COAST LAWMAKERS

situation that he wanted printed also.
lie Withdrew his motion and the Hnr-
ris message was ordered printed.
News of the growing dlsquict In To-
kio and the general protest from ia
pan against the enactment by the
California Legislature OF an anti-alicn
law that would affect the subjects of
that nation. met with varying re-.
sponse here today when Il became
known that the lower classes were
crying for war
Just the usual bluff" was the
comment of Senator John u. San
ford. democrat. when he read the
dispatches. "Im in favor 81 telling
Japan to mind her own business aud
vt California mind hers"
Sanford has Introduced an anti
japanese Tin az every session of the
legislature tor ten years ana he is
highly pleased nt the prospect OF
passing such u measure at this
session.
senators Birdsnll and Thompson.
administration leaders and co-authors
of the amended senate bill now pend
ing In the upper house, admitted that
they regarded the situation as serious.
Surprise was expressed because no
word has come from Washington
showing the views of President VIII
son and secretary Bryan and Il n be-
lieVed that the bill will be held up IN
the senate until next week in the hope
OF receiving some official communl-
cation That VIII point to n course of
action.
Senator Thompson continues 60
protest against the proposed amend
msnis ta the Birdsall blil that differ
eutfnteg betWepu aliens who are dig
lille To citizenship aud those who are
not.
"Thcre can De no objection by the
japanese To- ne original committee
substitute in the senate. senator
Thompson said today, for Il treats
all aliens on a par.
1T Is absolutely defenslble on the
ground II h in line both with national
policy and the statutes of many ~
the stntes."
An indication of the effects Of the
proposed legislation upon foreign cap
itai is contained In a letter received
todny from Charles white Mortimer
British vice consul IN Los Angeles
The letter In part follows;
within the past few days ] have
completed the examination of the H.
tie 10 some oil property which an
| English company intended purchasing
| for $4,000 ,00O. the first payment e
be made on the thlrtieth Of this
month I have now advised not u
buy and I think the deal Is off"
Scores az similar letters and telo'
grams are pouring into the capital
Governor Johnson refused today g
discuss the measures now before the
legislature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
GUILTY COUPLE FORMALLY
CHARGED WITH MUkDEH

Chicago, April ls.--On the blottor
OF the Sheffield avenue branch of the
municipal court today appeared the
names of Mrs. Augusta DieH ana
George Nurnberg for arraJgnment IN
connection with the murder of Mrs
Dietzs husband, George pieiz, a
fashionable ladies tailor. ON the
charge book of the police station their
names were written In red ink, which
Is the practice when the charge ~
murder.
AZ the corOner's inquest yesterday,
Il was testified that Nurnbcrg, "A hhr-
nessmaker and Mrs. Dietz had engag-
ed In a liasOn for some months. pietz
was aware Of this, as was the har-
nessmRker's wife. who had had her
husband watched by detectives. who,
among other things. had tapped tele-
phone wires and listened Go alleged
conversations between Nurnberg and
Mrs. Dieiz. Two months ago Mrs.
Dietz consulted a lawyer about OBJ
tanning "a divorce but was diasuGd'd
Nurnherg and Mrs piet2. according
to testimony spent part of the daA
preceding the murder az highidno
park together.
The testimony showed further that
on the night of the murder Mrs piel
did not occupy her bed, as she Is shlu
to have told the police. that she was
fully dresfed nhen she gave the alarm
10 the police and wore her Wig dno
corsets. which she was never knowt
10 de- before so early I'm the morning
and that when the officers arrived
they found the milk bottle outside th'
door. although Mrs Dictz Is sNid Il
hnVp told the police that she tount
the body of her husband after bring
/ ing in the bottle,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
Representative Hall, Author
Of Proposed Measure, Ex-
plains Its Provisions "a
Democratic Brethren. -
Effort to Levy smaVl Duty ON
Raw Silk and to Take Rub
Der and Tungsten Ore FROM
Free List Prove Failures.

/ by tN1Hr0 Wigc 90 EtonIuH f8aTnlH.f
Wnnhington. Aprll fs.-~Wleh D8un-
ocretic members Of the house in ira
role 81 students today, Bnpresanta~
we HUI of IennanHee converted tho
tAriu caucus into ctna8 on fncRmn
taxation after the caucnn had dlnpoAon
of amendments 70 q few ilefug on tia
frea list pufsFd over from yoatagiAf.
Several members sought 10 h4te n
small duty levied on raw Hunber. rauI
silk and tunesten ore.
Representative HUH wrote the In
come utx section Of the DemocPntio
PHI ~ which widespread interest huB
been aroused. momhnra 81 rnnNseaa
partially evlncinr a 1oalro for lnfof-
nation ~ 10 the effect ~ fhe uro4
posed tax before tryiuG 10 cfitaoln1 Iia
provisions. Tho TounaEraQ ma1ubgr.
who has made a study az the income
tax problem for many yoarm tluram
dated his plan In a lengthy address ~
his colleagues.
While the Democrats were IN sea-
sion the house RepuhlicanH went antO
caucus 60 settle whether lIaAw nhouss1
onnr a tarin program of their own ~
follow the plan of Representatives
Moore and Fordney 20 "mefnlv nnInf
out the ueril IN tho Democratic nlli..'
Republican members 0f the WAYS ana
means committee had voted four to
two 70 direct tine Repubilcan CAUCUS
% prepare amendments ~ the Demo-
Nrdtlc hill
The hrHt vote of the dav IN thn
ltonocfAslF rnslnIa uafurR iHn I49N14Ht
fax was ilikon up with A ndfIUn ~
Representative Ph1lnu 81 Maae4thuh.
etis 10 take boola and aho1a ffon fnn
freo list and make thNm dulinhin az
ten per cent ndsuiofem. This defeat.
"a. he onered an amendment for tive
per cent which also WINS lost BY an
overwhelming vote.
The CHucns rejected an nmendmout
prapo'scd hy Representative nnFdWick
OF GsoralH 10 take crude rubber on
the free list and TO tax Il nk ten per
cent.
Rcprcsentauvo Borlnnd 81 Missouri
followed with an unsucceaafui attempt
20 put manufactured rubher on the
free list. Chairman simmons of the
scuate nnance committee returned 10
Washington today and has called an-
other meeting tomorrow of the Dam
OcrAtic members ol the cpmmittAe for
further aiudy of the tnrin nill No
hearings VIII be granted, according
90 the present plans OF the Democrats
although many delenations and repre-
sentatives ~ Industries and lAher or
Eani2ations have requested an Oppor-
tunlty 10 appear.
with the rejection of an amend~
ment 20 transfer raw SILK from the
free list 10 a ten ger cent dutx, the
| lcmocratic caucus began consideFa-
ton of the income tax.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
VICTORY OR DEATH
SLOGAN OF
WOMEN
Suffragettes Capture Historic
Monument Near London
Bridge and Defy Police 70
Remove Them.
ny Leased Wire Co Evening Herald.

By Leased Wire to Evening Herald
London, April lS.--irwn entcrpFls-
ing suffragettes this morning took
possession of "the monument" which
stands near the northern approach to
London bridge ana commentaries
the great fire which destroyed the
city of London i'm 1885. Ascending to
the topmost balcony, they displayed
two flags aud an Immense banner iA
the sutfrngettc colors on each i
which was written m white letters on
"a black background Victory or
death.
Having securely fastened the flags
60 the ratings surrounding the haf
cony. the women padioCKed theu-
selves inside the tower. preveatpg tfe
police from ascending the Winding
staircase of 3i5 stops leading Co
the top,
They took M their positions un
10 balcony and showercd suffrage vt
eraturc among the crowds Whifl ls
gathered below For "a long time tho
traffic was suspended In one uf the
busiest districts ni London.
The unnEcttes maintained their
position ON the monument for more
than an hour WhilC they were
holding the fort" e heavy missile
mrnt narrowly missed iniuring d
number ot spectators
The police eventually had Go requi
sition the service at iOcksmith, who
forced the door al the Bottom of tht
SHAFT When The police appeared ii
the street cscoriing the women Who
had dcfiod them So long, the apecta'
tors became so threatening in then
attitude that The consihhles wet'
compelled tn take their prisoner
back 10 tho monument until rein
iOrcements arrived.
lt is stated on apparently good ana
| thuritX that thn government has q
length determined uu drastic irpros
! sion OF tho militant HunrngcttDa. fhi
/ Womcn's social and Political uuinn
/ their central organization, 10 is snld
ia 90 be- declared AN illegal body ~
headquarters afo to hr closed and thl
! funds Hro 30 ht attached.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
REVISION or PARTY
RULES Object OF
CONVENTION
PROPOSED
National Committee Urged to
Call Meeting for Purpose Of
Cutting Down Southern
Representation.
STATE PRIMARY LAWS
TO BE RECOGNIZED
my Icaacd Wire TO IevenInr Herald. J

fny leased Wire 90 sveninE Herald.
Washington. April is.- s.-fFormai re-
quest on the officers nf ne RepuDli-
can National committee % take actiun
toward securing o Republican con-
VentiOn next fan f0r "A revision Of
that party's rules. " expected to re-
suit from Informal conferences that
have been going on here for somc
time among Republican lradcrs who
favor the convention idea Repre-
sentaiionF thus far made to Chairman
Hiii and other officers of the commit
tee have failed TO hiring any action.
n a understood that senator CUM
minis and others active with him in
the convention Idea are taking steps
20 bring about the national gather-
ing The party leaders inAist thnt the
basis of southern representation IN
national conventions must he changed
and that provision must De made ~
that state primary laws shall control
tho election OF national convention
delegates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
CALIFORNIA sheep
AND CATTLE IN
DISTRESS
Owners Appeal for Permission
to Craze in National For
ests Because of ImpOverish +.
ed Condition of Range.
tRy LEASED Wire Go Evening Herald. J

by la'uAeu WIRE 10 Evening uetniusj
ogden. Utah, April 1S.-Forester
Homer r. Fem. of the graaing de-
partment 0f the forest service, receiv-
ed message from Washington adj
Vising him that herds ot cattle and
sheep In california are in distress be-
cause uf the poor condition ot the
range and asking whether he has
room for moro stock than rs allotted
to the forests of the fourth district,
including Nevada, Idaho and Utah.
This morning MIR. Fenn telegraphed
tho district forester at San Fran
cisco that there w room In the forest
ranges of the fourth district for lt00
cattle, 500 to be placed on the Ruby,
Nevada. forest, and 500 on the Mini
doka. Idaho. forest
The cattle Tor the Ruby forest will
be shipped to Deeth ana for the Min
idoka forest to KeltOn, U.ah, from
which points they will he driven TO
the ranges Mr.. Fem advised the
california forester that there is not
room for more sheep that are now
EruZin gin the district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
SENATORS TO HEAR
SUFFRAGETTE
AND ANTI
Committee Agrees to Listen to
Ten Speeches from Women
Who Want and Who Do Not
Want Ballot.
[Ry I.eased Wlre % IsyenIng IIeraII }

Washington, April iS.- Leaders OF
the suffragists' ana anti-suifragists'
movements made plans today for the
campaign they expect Co conduct bee
fore tho senate committee on woman
suffrage.
The committee will hold its first
meeting tomorrow and listen Go the
arguments OF the "untia.' marshalled
by Mrs. Arthur Dodge Of New York,
president of their association.
Monday the suffragists VIII have "a
two-hour hearing Dr. Anna How
ard Shaw, Dr. Cora smith King. Of
the National Council of Women NOt-
ers, and Miss Alice Paul or the Na-
tional Womang suffrage nssociation.
will head the delegates of pros
The committee has agreed tu listen to
en-mlnute speeches from ten suitra-
gist orators one from cuch state
where women vote and one from
Alaska.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
Head Of Cananea Copper Plant
Hated Because He Reduced
Wages of Native Laborers
and Caused Strike.
IDLE wORKMEN FLOCK
TO REBEL STANDARD
Camp Now in Hands of Army
Composed Largely Of Men
Who Welded Picks and
shovels in Days Before the
Walk-0ut.
ny Leascd Wire to Evening Herald. /

Nogales. Arig., April iS Persons
arriving here today from Cananca re-
ported that riots are imminent there.
Manager J. :. Douglas of the copper
company ~ considered in grave dam
ger ON account Of his recent lowering
Of the miners wages Douglas was
seen late yesterday al Caqanea. anh
" WINS not msde known whether be-
WAS held a virtual prisoner. The
striking miners form the larger pro-
portion uf the state troops recruited
before the battle at Nuco after an
almost complete shutdown of the
plants al Cannnca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-18
FORM ORGANIZATION
OF COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS

ININUNu. NUFII TNI~"TVT WNnVnI or
guulzaiiou uf the National Association
of Accredited Commercial schools
Waf planned Hs the climax ol q CON
rsntiun which bcgnn here today The
purary officers. With ~ ~ Williams,
of nps Molncs as president and "A. n.
". Porter jamestown. y. Y., aefre-
ttry
Reports from committees on uni-
form courses of study ana text books
Wcro heard to-day one of the objects
of mo organization Is 10 siuudardl3e
ihe studies and teschinH methods ~
tne mig schools oi WAlsh a consists