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The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-01
FERMENT CONTINUES
IN OLD MEXICO

I'm OLD MEAlNO
In regard to resigning, Presi-
dent Madero said on the 18th:
"Why should 1 resignp Will it
help conditions permanently? Not
at all. What I have gone through
within the last year and half
would be the experience of one
who might succeed me. l have
fought thus far and l might as
well continue. 1t is my duty to
stay at the head of the government
where the people have elected me.
l am willing to arbitrate or do any
thing that a man may do honestly
and properly to bring peace to my
country, but I shall not act the
part of a coward"
By treacherous collusion between
General Huerta in command at the
City of Mexico by President Ma
dero's appointment, and General
Banquet in command of 1000
Federal troops which arrived at
the city on the 17th, President
Francisco 1. Madero was arrested
at the National Palace on the after
noon of the 18th, and was forced
to sign his own resignation as
President Of the Republic. After
conference between representa-
tives of Huerta and Banquet with
representatives of Felix Diaz,
General Victoriano Huerta was
proclaimed provisional President.
On Sunday, Feb. %, plot evil
IDENTIFY conceived by Huerata and
Diaz, was carried out by which
Madero and his vice-president,
Suarez, were taken from the palace
under a pretense of being conveyed
to the penitentiary as safer place
and we're shot to death by band
of hired murderers.
Thus ends republican form of
government in Mexico and mill.
tary despotism has been erected
upon it's ruins"
Will the United States ever
recognize such a government?
Hardly! Under present econ
omic conditions there can never be
a civilized government in Mexico.
Rubal Barella, the II year old
Mexican boy, who was brought
from New Mexico Sunday evening
to answer the charge of several
thefts at Lariat was bound over to
the district court by Judge Hen
der Wednesday. He was taken to
Del Norte by Sheriff Goad Thurs
day to await his trial. His appro-
priations consisted of horse,
saddle and pair of shoes taken
from his Mexican brethren.
| IL Dakt 4 4
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-01

President-elect Wilson announced
Monday that the extra session of
congress would be convened on
Tuesday, April l.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-01

Mrs. Frank Wetzler and daugh-
ters visited relatives at La Jara
the fore part of the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-01

Mrs. ID. Patterson returned d
Thursday from Mesita where she
accompanied her husband Sunday
evening in their car.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-24
COMING EVENTS

Oct 31-Chicken pie supper Civ
en- by Methodist ladies at Smith
restaurant
Nov 11-National Grand Opera Co.,
lyceum number.
Nov. 27-Thanksgiving dance, music
by Ideal Harp Orchestra.
jan l31-Lorenzo Zwickey Art En-
tertainment, lyceum number.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
SUITRAGETTEs SCORE
VICTORY IN WASHINGTON

Washington Jan. 2s.--Thc Ameri-
con Woman Suffrage association
scored o victory over the local In
augursl committee today at hearing
before the senate committee on build
ings and grounds. The committee de-
tcrmincd to grant the women the
right to build IL reviewing stand oppo-
site the treasury for the auffrag 3
parade March 2. unless the inaugural
committee viii consent To the use ~
the stands being built Tor the review
ct the inaugural parade. March g..
Thus far tn inaugural committee mas
declined to permit the committee 90
make use Of any of the official stands
on the day before the Inauguration.
NotwithatandinE the strenuous oppo-
sition of the Inauguration officials
the senate gav' the suffraglsts the
assurance that they might erect q
big stand opposite the treasury por-
tico. whore the suffragist abieaux
are 20 be given.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
MANUFACTURERS ARGUL
TO RETAIN TARIFF
my Leased wIIe 90 Evening HeraIdI

Washington. Jan, 27.-Max Wilmer,
0f New YORK. witness before the
house ways and means committee to-
day. recommended straight ad va
loren rate OF 30 per cent o table
linen aud similar articles, now 80, 30
ana a. per cent Peter Gouled, OF
Union Hill. y. j.. manufacturer,
contcndcd that the average income OF
"a domestic cotton lace manufacturer,
wps less than The average income OF
o. progressive farmer Free admission
of raw aax. now dutiable at one cent
10 pound. was advocated by patrick
Ro,Ie. uf Patterson. y. j.. hax
dresser
Retention of tho present tarin
on carpets. mattings and rugs man
ufactured from vegetable nhres was
urged hy Myron W Robinson OF New
york. president ~ carpet company
and acting as committee FOR American
manufacturers of these products.
A ripple Of excitement was created
wncn v a. Blonden. 81 Buffalo, n
y. testlfying IN favor of ratainius thc
duty ou flax tow. said the farmers in
the flax section of the bukOtnH had
told him the committee was the
"damuedest set of fellows you evei
saw" lie said they Warned him tha'
the committee "would not listen "a
you." that they gave YOU five or tef
minutes and shut YOU out" thal
they wanted 20 ruin the whole
world" and that mir Payne, the -"
publican ranking member, II In viii
/ them now
Representative Payne did not hehl
the remark hat when II was repeated
/ to him he ruared with laughter.
/ Free raw material for ferlilizsrs IN
stead of the present G-i0 Of one cen
20 pOuud duty on hurlgps was urge'
o., ". "A BaWker of Boston,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
STRIKING WATERS
RESORT TO RIOT
EXTRA POLICE
CALLED OUT
New York Authorities Conf.
dent Of Controlling Situa-
tiOn Without Calling Upon
State Militia.
FOUR THOUSAND MEN
ABANDON THEIR JOBS


Try Leased Wire to Evening Herald
New York, Jan. .aA detail ~
500 extra police was distributed
through the hotel district today IN an
effort to check further rioting OF strik-
ing walters Special officers are ass
sisting the uniformed force and tho
sheriff is ready 90 swear ln any num-
her OF deputies 60 cope With the silt
uation. with these precautions taken.
the hotel mems association said today
that the idea of calling on the COVER
nor for the national guard had oeeu
abandoned.
officers of the International Hotel
Workers union. estimated that 1000
Walters and Kitchen helpers were ont.
Last nights serious riotins. ga which
hotel ~ indows were oroSen and ped
cstrians showed from the sidewalks.
has had the effect pf ollnching the
hotel mems determination not To yield
to the strikers demands Many nt
the big hotels are crippled but non
union help is being engaged wherever
possible the strikers demanded,
among other things. more pay. better
food and the abolition 81 fines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
MISSISSIPPI FARM
LANDS INUNDATED
Hundreds of Men Working
Night and Day to Prevent
Destruction of Property in
Danger District.


Fly Leased Wire to Evening Heraldl
Nt,kspurg, Miss. jan s1.--Tht
HuIJh lvNor on the east side of the
Mississippi river near GrecnNille. Miss,
broke today aud the Rood waters are
pouring over some ut the finest farm
ing land Iu that section. The prcNHssr
WAS caused bN the settling of the foun.
datiou Ia the noN levco. Fifteen hum
drcd men including several hundred
Mississippi yonyicts had been working
day and night for the last week in az
attempt to rcbuild the Icyrc which
Was carried away by last spring =
IIuod
Last uight the new lrvcc was Two
tr,t above the water stage hut the
river VAS rising rapidly ana when the
new foundation settled today the big
,mhauhmrnt broke. ~ is not believed
possible TO close the rr,Nussr and the
ro,rrumeD and state lcy'e Workers
| NN. try Go suve the leVces at Fitlers
and Lake Jefferson, where the in
| crcasing Hoods are threatening
The waters of m, new Beuluh crew
| lssr prohahy win food % section of
the country sixty miles iu length and
| from five tu Hftcrn miles BOA width,
extending south tu q point lust north
| uI Vicksburg 80 lpss cot life haH
n,ou rrportcd.
Ncws ot the crcy1ssc was telephnn'
| cd tu communities iu IA" threaten /
section. aud runners on horseback
were despatched tu plantations soutt
and east ot the break II is feared
I thousands oi head uf livestock vii
! be- drowned The crrNnssc is az th'
head ot Lake Beuluh, twenty milvi
north of Grceuvillc II is heii"v"'
Grcenvilc b. n no danger ana muci
81 the high delta land inundated las
summer probably viii not he sub
merged crop preparations In th
section which VIII be flooded wer
well advanced Planters. who los
their entire crops last year nov fac
th. threat of having their lands sub
? merged Tor several months, az least
81 while rocurrcnt spring ris" woul
Keep the Flooded section under wat"
+ until late m the summer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
PENCE DEIEGATES
RENCH No DECISION

London. Jan 2h.-Thr pcur" dele
gates of the Balkan allies held pro
lonRed meeting this afternoon but
did not reach any decision as to their
iuiure action They win assemble
again tomorrow No AUTHORITATIVE"
indication has yct ho"n given "t th"
nature at the new Turkish cabinets
r,5ly t0 the note ot th" European
powers The meeting iu London "t
the European ambassadors today was
chiefly concerned with the new poll
teal situation at Coustantiuople. They
also discussed methods of maintain
ing agreement among the powers
without which satisfactory solution
nt the present dif:lchlucs is imp"esi-
bile
No dcfmitc plan could ho adopted
at the session today as th" diplomats
are awaiting new instructions n"ce--
stated hy tho turning over 1t the 't'
toruun capital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
LAWMAKER ASKS AN
INVESTIGATION Of
CHARGES
Wyoming Representative De-
nies Misappropriation of
School Funds of West Vir-
ginia.


cheyenne. Wyo. Jan st- Wa'r
the house convened TODAY VeprcscA
taiivc T.. " Manson oros, Goo 90 point
of personal privilege tud requested ~
the house that committee hc dp-
pointed to investigate AZ" chai g rH
preferred against him by the Nct
Nirviula officers lie declared thor
claim that hc had upptopf ted
school funds frHuduicntly WIS Ni.
out foundation and that ho had iors,d
no warrants whatever The commit
to, asked for was appointed Hpru
Johnson aud former sheriff SprnEe
are both here aud are urm in their
declarations that Manson Is the -Gme
=. %. Roberts whom 'hrN are FcONHF.
Sprinkle was sheriff OF MCnoWr %
county ut the time thut the uilegci
forgcries took place and declares %"
viii personally appear Go prove h's
claims Whe'. the Investigation irisrs.
ON - contests the house unrn'-
;;.'uusly seated Repr,scntatiye tish'r
/ Republican o0utestre. This letve'
two representative yet to ue voted 'u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
TURKS DELAY DRAFT
OF IllpIN 10 rOMlItN

Coustantinople. Jan % The draft
Ing ut the Turkish r"piy G" the not"
uf the powers has been DELAYED owing
a. the dinicuty nf uudiug 10 prrmJ
uent occupant for the Winistr, of for
cign affairs, which was uli"d "nE
temporarily when the new cabinet
was formed Osmuu Nillm lushA,
tho Turkish Ambassador ut hcrlin, iS
the latest statesman 90 refuse the OF
utr n lbs beloved now that inrlhim
IIAkk pasha, - former Erand Niai"r
who was threatened With imp"Hrh-
lu"ui On account OF the alleged un"
preparedness ct Turkey for Wur with
nal,. viii accept the post
The Turkish cabinet is anNi"us not
tu Keep the European powers waiting
too long for % reply, aud n foreign
minister h not soon appointed de
Cision will hc made without him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
TIRKIsu CNPITNL
~ STATE OT SIEGE

London Jan a3 &c toustnniinoplr iH
rrarti.anl in state ct siege. accord
ing to dispatches received today by
the psacr delegates uf ihr allies The
Young Turks. fearing thai the rrins
~ power may again escape from their
hands. are said 90 boo aTT'ttinp their
political adNersaries right aud left
s,Irchiur houses and clubs, and con.
ns.aunp documents.
They hope iu this way to break mp
the opposition, The allies express the
opinion that. under thvsc circumston-
,rs. any excess may bc expected. Win
THIS prospect in view. the European
powers are sending war vessels GO rec
iutor,r the urdinar, guard ships sta
toned at Coustautinople
italy b. especially alarmed over the
return Co power of th" Young Turks,
who were inoXoTabl" during the l.ih-
van war Tho United StnteF aIunas.
s1dor at Cnnsiuntinopie. " W. Rock
hin, durdg the negotiations for the
conclusion pf peace between italy anu
Turkey. described DJavid Bey, now
head uf the committee ~ union and
progress. ~ an irrecouciliahlr. David
f,y declared that Turkey would lghi
IN Tripoll A. long ~ she possessed a
single soldier
The position of the 5000 l,uliau
residents of Turkey n now regarded
ss go precautions that italy hns dts
patched to Constantiuopi" tWu "l hri
hest cruisers. the -au Marco uud list
Aud the riuhuat ArchiIu,d'. Whicl
- pT,patrd 90 land 500 pluriIyk'ts
Al the same TIME "a, udmiIalN hai
ordered the entire Italian spuadf"t
nov tiutiun,d in the GrrcHu archt
p,Iagu to hold itHeit tu readiness Th'
remainder of the italian ncct h. q
laramie within easy cali
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
WARREN TRIUMPHS
IN WYOMING
STRUGGLE
Democrats One Member Short
in Effort to Prevent Re.
election of Republican Sen
ator.
oR, Leased Wire to Evening meraldJ

Cheyenne, Nyu.. Jan with O.
majority ana minority report one
seating and an" Other uusratiuu tw"
Republican representative. the APP
peuruucr eff the committee on pr.Ni-
lcgos aud elections iu tuv house wus
the signal today for the pcmu.rats
to make what appeared tu be- their
last stand before hulluting begins next
Tuesday for United states senator
Before ouuyrning to-day the lno-up
appeared lo %, twenty eight Hrpuh-
Hcans. iuoWdiug speaker Pratt Pro-
grcssivc, taNoriug the majority report
and tWcuty,scNru Democrats, includ-
ing T.. ~ Manson, Progressive, sup
porting th, minority report
The committee was unanimous for
seating Reprcsontutivc Fisher, Hepub-
I licnn The adoption of the majority
report meant the retention OF Re-
publican majority on joint .'allot and
the almost certain recollection OF Unit
ed states senator y. T., Warren.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Tan salary Fixed.

New Haven. Conn Jan. 25.-Th"
salary az Yulo Tor Professor william
a. TAFT as Kent professor Of law VIII
be $1,000 q year, which is the maxi
mum salary now paid 10 the upper
grade nf mn professors The salary
viii include the Aa0t income paid by
the Kent Income endowment itsoli
the balance being made good from
the general fund OF the academic de-
partment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Missoulu, Mont. Jan - The .m-
mediate resignation of pr D. r.
Ward, of Missnula, as deputy state
veterinarian was demanded today boz
q telegram by his chief Dr NJ E.
knowles. from Helena, as the result
OF statement made hy Ward for
publication Yesterday that oyef goo
horses u Montana had died nf the
disease which he diagnosed as per
uicious anaemia Knowles stated
that there was uo widespread disease
among horses Ia this state ana that
but few Isolated cases OF infectious on
CONTAGIOUS maiaoien affecting horses
had been reported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Washington, Jan GO Ship owners.
Insurance adiusters and reprcsenth-
tives OF the Boston chamber of COM
marco protested today before the sem
ate commerce committee against the
proposed change OF the so-cnlled iiar-
ter law. which exempts vessel own
crs from liability for the loss OF car
goes through ordinary dangers Of
navigation. An amendment by Sen
ator Nelson now under consideration,
would exempt ocean going vessels
from the legal protection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
FUTURE PRESIDENT
INTERESTED IN
IMMIGRATION
PROBLEM
Governor Wilson and Party
Makes Thorough Inspection
of Ellis Island OH Busy
Morning.
ATTENDS EXAMINATION
OF INCOMING ALIENS
EBy Leased Wire TO Evening HeraIdl

TBy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald
New Ycrk. Jan. 81 The next pgcs-
ident OF the United states saw his
country's immigration laws ia opera.
tion today at Ellis Island. the gateway
FOR thous'u- ~ Ot aliens. Governor
Wilson called the visit pleasure trip
hut the immigration officials were In
cliued 10 attach importance 20 the
fact that with him came several prom
iu-ut persons WHO have been active IN
Improving she conditions surrounding
Immigrants Under escort Of william
williams commissioner ~ immiEra-
ton. MIR Wilson saw Isnus. Russians,
Italians and other Europeans put
through their examinations.
He attended a session of tho special
BOARD Of inquiry, the nnal court OF
appeal al the island and saw seven
aliens rejected Three hig ships land
ed I3UO steeragc passengers this
morning and the station hummed with
activity The governor ala not sec
General Ciprlauo Castro who Is fight
ing for the privilege 90 enter the
United states.
In the governors party were Mrs.
Wilson and the Misses Jessie and
Eleanor Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Roniusou. Mrs James BORDEN Har-
rimHn Roval Meeker. professor OF
; political economy at Princeton; VIII
/ lard straight and Mrs. caroline y.
/ Alexander. at whose suggestion the
I trim was made. The prcsident-clect
/ asked many questions. I wonder
7 he remarked ~ he looked down on
. the crowd awaiting examination. "ii
} these people know before they arrive
/ what they are to GO through Com
! missioner Williams told him that IN
! general. the immigrants were told on
ship board what v7s expected OF
/ them.
The governor saw Russian reject
ed on account Of % weak heart and lis
! tened tu the testimony before the
board of special inquiry regarding al
other Husainn ,hargod with being
whit. SLAYER" This man was or
d,r.d dppufted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
TILLMAN NOT TO Be
BLUFFEO BY STATE
LEGISLATURE
Aged Senator Stands Pat on
Criticism and Declares He
May Again Find 1t Neces.
sary to Insult" SOlons.
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Heraldl

Washington, Jan 2S--In 70 pre-
pared statement today senator TIT.
man replied 10 the resolution recently
adopted by the house ~ representa-
tiyos of the South Carolina iesisla.
turo. of his state calling upon him 10
produce evidence in support Of mis-
charges OF corruption los that body
n also made reference tu the lsser-
tion be had insultcd' the logisla.
tnrr Tn. senator declared h. had
done nothing except write a iett".
lasi August just before the state pri-
mnrics in answer SO Governor BlcIsc.
in whirh ne charged that the general
assembly had been influenced by the
railroad attorneys
This. be- asserts wns a mere warn.
tnt aud could not he construed ae a
reflection oN ans enc but the hold
over state senators This is not tn
first time have criticised the leg
lslntur' about railroad matters, nut
is 10 the first time that The state SEN
ltorS have criticised M" tor my u'.
teraucrs" hc said. III is not the tirs'
time that senator Ttlmuu has in.
suited the Legislature nor will II be-
the last if hc lives long enough aud
li Keeps ou doing as 3; has done Tho
people of South Carolina win retr'
any man they have selected for office
when ihry como tn believe that IA" b.
corrupt or curruptibl".
At least that is my belief have
buastrd in my lectures IN the norti
thnt there is not enough money ir
Wall street 10 Auy South Carolina an,
believe 10 Co hr true. ! stll believe
! IL to hc truc. but public morals ir
the state have rapidly grown bad 10
thn last ten years, and I am comini
| TO doubt whether nay boast could new
be- made ana sustained.
wye viii see the temper 81 the gen
| rrll assembly 10y its action ,n purity
1 ing and protecting IA" primary ]
has the opportunitv to lit th" stat
nut of the slough of despond AM
disgrace IN which u now wallows
senator Tnhnan snid that n" woul
not max" official reply 90 the r"solu
tinu uulss o. W,T, adopted b' th
| state 'sutts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
EMPLOYERS READY
TO SIGN PEACE
PACT WITH
WOMEN
Predicted Garment Workers
Strike in New York Will Be
Settled Monday; Plans For
Parade Abandoned.
GIRLS ARRESTED FOR
ASSAULT ON WORKER
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald }

New York. Jan. ga.--More than 100
Independent manufacturer agreed to-.
day TO Sign the protocol adopted BY
thr tnion Dress and Wairtmakers and
the Employers association and the
heller today was that this would s"i.
tle the strike In that trade by Monday
with q settlement iu sight the waist
and dress workers have abandoned
the parade planned tor Monday. -Four
young women were arrested to-day for
as-iultIug a girl on her way 10 work
iu factory affected by the strike. The
rirl was knocked down and beaten
with umbrellas and nnalW was rescued
h, 90 policeman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
WILSON OPPOSED TO
DISCRIMINATION IN
CANAL TOLLS
Predicted First Request Of
New President Will Be For
Free Tolls For American
Ships Clause.
fBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald1

Washington, y. c., Jan 25.-Chair-
man Adamson. Of the house commerce
committee. In q formal statement toe
day predicted that one of president
elect wilson's first request upon the
incoming congress would he for re
peal Of the free passage provision "a
the Panama canal act, applylng to
American ships.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
SUFFRAGETTES OUT
FOR TROUBLE IN
LONDON
Violence Threatened in Event
Parliament on Monday Fails
to Heed Demands Of Mill.
tant Women.


tBy Leased Wire ~ Evening Hernld.l
London. Ems. Jan. 25.-The sur
frarettes are rallyiug their forces IN
London Numerous recruits Of tho
women's social and political union
have arrived here from scotland and
tnr provinces within the last twenty
four hours FOR special duty" This
D. Interpreted as "a threat that MILL
fancy viii be- loosed IN an unexpected
torm o. ns now seems certain. tho
sunragett, lind on Monday next that
they have been foiled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
POLICE RAID WOMAN
GAMBLERS IN
NEW YORK
Fashionable Attired Crowd
Gathered III by Heartless
Patrolmen and Carried Off
TO Durance Vile.
tBy Leased wire ro Evening" HeraIdI

SeW York. Jan. os-The second
raid within one week. disclosing al
legged gambling amung women at
poker In uptown apartment houses
was carried out by the police last
night, 10 was learned today. \ score
of men and women Zoo evening dress
Wtto arrested, including i handsomely
gowncd young woman who said she
Nas Mrs Alice M"rriii, for whose ar
rest the detectives carried Warrants
charging her with maintaining "a
gambling house. she Wpas locked M
Notwithstanding her protests that she
was only entertaining few guests at
cards.
The arrests We're made hy detectives
who succeeded iu getting places at th"
poker tables without their Identity
heing suspected. the methods which
we're successfully used about q week
aga, Ia raid upon similar puri,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Washington. Jan 2S.--H H Harri-
son, president of the insular line op-
Grating between New York and Porto
Rico. said by other witnesses to he
one of the five steamship companies
In the coastwise combine" told the
house shipping trust COMMITTEES, that
he had no financial interest in the
company. knew nothing about its
management ana drew only a nomi
mai salary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
pIan Mnmmoth ReccolInn,

Washington. jan. 25.~-Abandon-
mrnt Of the inaugural ball and the
decision not TO permit use OF the
capitol Cor a public reception, has
aroused talk of mammoth public
reception at the white house on the
evening oi March 4.