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The Virginia enterprise., 1913-09-05
DEPUTY SHERIFF WOOD
ARRESTS HEADLIGHT HUNTER

Deputy Sheriff George Wood arrest
ed Emil Mattson at Clear lake last
Saturday on a charge of headlighting
for deer. He confscated number Of
nets and other paraphrenalia used in
illegal fishing in Mattson's shack.
Mattson was taken to Hibbing for a
hearing before Judge Brady and re-
ceived a stiff fine. Wood announces
that he proposes to continue his cam
paign in the Vermilion lake country.
Game Warden Beatty, the regular rep
resentative of the state game and fish
commission, is also doing excellent
work in that section.
The Virginia enterprise., 1913-09-05
STREET CAR MAN LOOKS. ,>~<
OVER BIWABlK AND AURORA

Biwabik Times: Street railway
railway talk this week took on definite
form. --.. IL =. -. =. :. *..z- -
NJ. I. Klein, the advance scout for
the company, the man who decided to
stop the original construction It Gil
The Virginia enterprise., 1913-09-05

H. ]. Nathanson was q visitor at
Gilbert on business Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
HEED
PROTEST FROM
EUROPEAN
CAPITAL
Law to Be Directed
Solely Against Chinese and
japanese and Not Apply to
White Foreigners.
GOVERNOR JOHNSON
COMMITTED TO BILL


Sacramento. Cal. April sl-It was
said today by administration leaders
In the state senate ana assembly that
a definite agreement 20 enact an anti
alien law directed solely against the
japanese and cxempting All foreigners
eligible 10 citizenship In the United
states" had boen reached and would
he carried out this week.
II is understood that this course
has the approval Of Governor Hiram
w Johnson and that he viii sign the
bin Immediately upon its passage.
Whether such law would be consti-
mtional viii remain IN doubt untll u
Is tested In tie federal courts. but ~
IN the settled policy Of the majority
party In the legislature To regard the
state as having mll rights IN the mat
ter until determined otherwise by
judicial decision.
The exact wording of the new bill
has not been decided upon, but it
probably will be formulated before
tonight The new draft will be omer-
ed ha substitute FOR the Thompson
Birdsai btu in the senate whore u viii
first come TO vote. u is said that
tho danger OF irrcparable loss to the
state through frightcniug away
European capital, coupled with the
fact that no mutter what the form Of
the measure. the Jappncse would
Know " WIS aimed at them, caused
the legislative committee TO decide
upon "a bill frankly Intended 10 AFFECT
only Asiatics.
Secretary of State Bryan's telegram
received last saturday containing ad-
vice directly contrary 20 the present
plan of action, Is taken only as an cN-
preston Of opinion and not az inter-
fering IN any way with the states
right to act. The sentiment faNOrine
an alien land law has been non parti-
san from the beginning and II is
doubtful " more than one Democrat
Ia the senate win heed the messaec
from the state department at wash
ington when the measure comes Ia a
final vote.
Leaders of the progressive Republi-
can MINORITY declare they are not re-
stricted politically ur otherwise by the
views of the Democratic national adj
ministration.
senator Boyuton. president pro tenn
OF the senate and administration door
leader of the upper house said today.
II believe the peoplc OF California
desire an alien land law that will have
the enect of preventing their agrlcul-
tural and residential lands from pass
ing into tho hands Of the JAPANESE
and Chinese. and such a law should
he passed.
1T must not he so sweeping In
character. however as TO exclude all
aliens. California should welcome the
sturdy farmers of Europe and Cam
ada, also the capital investments OF
those people, and / believe II would
be a mistake to bar those people and
that capital simply To save the pride
OF the japanese and Chinese.
mo good purpose can he served In
this case by passing general law. II
should state its object as desired by
the people of California. and stop
there"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
House Rules Committee Ex-
pected to Report Resolution
Limiting Debate and Amend.
ment of Tariff Bin.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS
FAVOR PUBLIC REARING
Majority Members Opposed to
Any Delay and Propose to
Rush Revision Legislation
With All Possible Speed.

tiy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
Washington, April 2i.-Thc ptmo-
cratic tariff bill as amended by the
house caucus was rc-introduccd M
the house TO-DAY and viii be called
uD for general debate Wednesday.
The house rules committee IL cousld-
cring Il resolution ia limit the time
for discussion and the number of
amendments. aiming To nut the pill
through to It's passage as rapidly as
possible
A resolution offered In the caucus
would limit debate Go eight lcgisia
tive days. the number OF amendments
10 each schedule To two and permit
only two amendments to the bill rs q
whole
The question of tariff hearings af-
ter the Underwood Hill reaches the
senate win be settled ~ q meeting 0f
the entire membership of the finance
committee tomorrow. Tn" ma iuritY
of the Democrats on the committee
are opposed ~ delay by hearings. and
Republican members demand them.
Chairman Underwood. re-introduc-
ing tho bill today. did not make any
statement of changes by the caucus
Among these were the placing ON the
free llat ~ shoe machinery. cream
separators. buckwhcat and rye, and
the extension oi the income tax cN-
emption 90 savings banks not con-
Quoted for profit. affecting numerous
savings institutions In New York ana
England.
The entire committee win make its
formal report to the house tomorrow
with the minority report from the
Republicans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
TODAY IN CONGRESS


senator Chamberlain intro
duced resolution FOR ubrugating
HaV- paunCefote and Clay ton
Bulwer treaties with Great Brit
ain,
Woman suffrage committee
gave hearing to federal associa-
tiun FOR woman suffrage, several
senators and representative
making addresses.
Finance committee announced
meeting for Tuesday tto finally
determine whether hearings IN
tarin bill will he granted.
Senator smith, Arizona, intro
duccd resolution asking Ptrsi-
dent Wilson for an Information
regarding injuries a. Americans
In Mexico.
Finance committee Democrats
decide To- grant hearings 20 senh-
tors on wool and sugar,
senator Norris, In resolution.
asked president aud attorney
general tor Information on at
tompts tO dismiss coffee trust
suit
Rill 60 license uv,ators intro
duced hy senator Pcnr1sc.
senator Jones introduced bill To
extend civil service IA land Office
and customs officials.
senator Ashurst introduced bill
10 nrOVent use OF malls Tor
stock gambling" purposes.
senator Aahurst proposed
change in rules 10 prevent Com-
mitter meetings behind closed
doors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
SENATORS ADVOCATE
VOTES FOR WOMEN
Suffragettes Find supporters
in Both Houses Of Congress;
DIR. Mary Walker to Address
Committee.

lsy LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald
Washington, April 2f.--AdvOcates
pf Votes for women" were ready for
their Inning when the senate woman
suffrage committee met today THE
anti-Suilrugists we've given two hours
saturday 90 explain their oppos6tion
90 thp proposed than an amendment
calling Tor universal suffrage b. roc
pmmendud hy congress.
The suflrngiats began their haarln4
hy cu'uns upon several memDaFa "
congress Tor their views senator
warren endorsed woman suffrage IN
q letter senator Chnmhcriain ana
Lame and Representative Ffench
made brief speeches and senator AM
hurst, memher OF the COMMITTEES,
declared himself iu favor OF the
movement.
Chaieman Thomas announced that
todays hearing would be given up 20
the federal association for woman
sufirnEr and that next saturday tho
commiuee would listen to the nations
nl association Tor eQudl eufiraat fNf
two Aours. and Dr. Aiary Walktr fof
twenty minutes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
GUILTY OF
SERIOUS OFFEESE
IN ASSAULT ON
CONGRESSMAN
Washington Capitalist Who
Beat Up Representative
Sims Must Answer Before
Committee Of House.
INCIDENT RESULT OF
CRITICISM OF SPEECH
[nY Ieased WIrr tn I.senInr ncraId.

ny aNAnfW WIZ W AahfntNh ntNMNUsl
Washington. Aprll 2i.-ConRres-
slonal Investigation OF the assault ON
Representative Sims last Friday by
G. G. Glover, local BANKER and cap-
italist was Informally asked ~ the
house today IN resolution by Rep
resentative Garrett or Tennessee. who
called on Speaker Clark Co appoint
a select committee OF ave 20 report
course Of procedure hy next satur-
day.
The personal encounter between the
men was the result OF speech on
the floor Of the house wherein Mr..
Sims attacked Mr. Glovcr's alleged
connection with q real estate propo-
siiion IN which the government was
interested. in PUBLISHING statements
Mr.. Glover admits having struck Mr..
Sims twice
MIR Sims was willing Co lct the az
fair drop hui other members contend
an attack upon O. member Of congress
FOR what he has said or done ON the
noor is contempt of congress itself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
MEXICO DEMANDS AN
EXPLANATION
De La Barra Peeved Because
Consul at Vera Cruz Pre-.
vented Arrest of Vasquez
Gomez Aboard of American
Vessel.
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald

[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Mexico City, April 2i.-it was
stated today that Francisco De Ia
Barra. Mexican foreign minister, has
asked for an explanation through the
Mexican embassy at Washington ut
the conduCt of Consul William Can-
ada az Vera CRUZ. who is alleged 10
have prevented the arrest and rcmov-
al from "a Ward line steamer ut Dr
Francisco NHHuuez Gomez.
Nominations sent a. senate.
Washington. April 2l,--PrcSidrnt
Wilson today sent the following nom
nations 40 the senate.
Governor OF Alaska. j. A.. \. strong
ot Juneau.
Surveyor general of Alaska, Charles
l.. Davidson of Alaska.
Auditor Tor the war department
j. l.. HaitN of Missouri
II Is understood that Dr. Francisco
Vnsuuex Gomez. who was formerly
minister of education and at one time
In charge of the financing of the Ma
dcru movement with headquarters ~
Washington. n alleged To have been
implicated IN the Zupatu rebellion,
although his capture was sought ny
of civil charge.
when the military authorities went
on board the ward lincr ana demand
ed tho delivery ot Nv, Gomez, Consul
Canada refused 10 permit u, on the
ground that the countr" was not un-
dor martial law aud that only war
rant issued by a competent Judge
could be recognized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
ARMADA TO
STEAM THROUGH
CANAL NEXT
JANUARY
Fleet Participating in Opening
Ceremonies to Be Most Pow
erful Ever Gathered Under
American Flag.
VESSELS TO STOP AT
MEDITERRANEAN PORTS
uiy Leascd wirc to Evening iEefaid.l


Washington April at when the
American neet sails for the Mediter-
rancan ln January ID wlil he nearly
twice The muxziD cnc 1y of the fa-
NOUS battle ueet Hitnl around the
world in ia01 hs Fornef President
Roosevelt and oi haR again az
great tonnage
The schedule and ports of call have
not been worked nut get iu the navy
department and b merely has been
announced TINT tho hiu ileet would
tour the Moditerfanoan in division. lt
mas the ORIGINAL plan iu connection
with the opening of tee Pnnama canal
TO have the ileot uuss through from
the Atlantic to the Pacific about Ian-
uary 4. the tentative date of the
opening.
This practically is disarrngcd but
10 was pointed out today tnat from
the Mediterranean II is conuarativelN
a. short Noyago through the sup2 canal
and into the pacinc and tho neef
could return that wey. making the
passage throuGh the canal from the
pdcinc 10 the Atlantic.
The main ships oil the line 10 20 on
the cruise VIII be- the hatticshiuH
Wyoming. Florida Arkansas. Dcla-
ware, North Dakota, Utah. Vermont.
Louisiana. Michigan, New Hampfhirc,
South Carolina, Virginia. Georein,
Nebraska, New Jersey, Rhode Island,
Minnesota, Connecticut. Kansas and
idaho.
Comparing these ships with the bait
tlo fleet which went around the world.
they aggregate tonnage Of fgt 900
az against 233. 500. Navy officers
point out thaf a more striking eN-
ample of the advance In the p0vy's
effective hghtlng power IA shown hy
comparison OF the muzzle energy
OF the main batteries.
In round figures the muzzlc energy
OF tho battle noet of 1907 summed az
$500. 600 foot pounds. The main bat
teTies of the fleet which Will make thc
Meditcrrnncnn trip VIII tuNt 9.53u,i
U0O foot pounds almost twice ns
much.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
Wealthy Los Angeles Hen Ara
Charged Wish Luring Girls
Of Tender Years Into Pros
teoted Vice Resort.
GRAND JURY HAs NAMES
OF OVER FORTY VICTIMS
Well Known Lawyer Charged
With spiriting Away Wo-
man Who Revealed White
Slavery Plot to Authorities.

fny Leased wirc 20 Evonine Herald.
i.oe Angeles. ApffI lf.+~Tnc names
Of forlN-onc girls. ail unaef "a genre
~ 3Nc and most of thein not yea past
N. were nlNen 90 the county Grand
IVY y. ,.'.,,l today wnsn 4 wsa askea g i.s
which number 20 mlllfonalfes ara
said iG have lureG girls aYatam1afitAls
IA from home and placed them Ia
protected resort e
Afidaviis Of four Of these girlb al
feady have been obtained. nNM ANn
cardlng 90 the allegations Contained
IN their sworn dccsaEutions the mils-
ionairrs Investigated had complete
9rsnnization for the trapping of Rif,n.
There were cadets" In their osfHIDg
and we'll known attorney who. he~
sides heinE involved In the actual on
asnving uf the girls. also ie alleged
10 have spirited away one ~ the
young women who revealed the AL
leged facts 81 the ease. after she hnH
been threatened with prosecution far
attempted blackmail
The first information IL the case
r8fne 20 the police and tho dlhsricf
attorney when Natnerlne pMilips wan
ARRESTED for alleHcd hlAckmall on
information fufnifNFd ~ her. HlTf,
iusip Rosenberg. "a aon4n NItlun the
name ~ Mrs q Badger. ~ r Davis
aud Frank Cpneippd were afrtaied
and charged with being procuFers.
Mrs Roscnberq VIVA keeper Of the
rcsurt ln the downtown hllsiufsa aec-
ton nt which "a'he Hlock Pearl 's
alleged 10 nave mNt his victims ard
Introduced hia frinuda Mrs. nadKeF.
paNis and Copeland we're alleged 20
b. her assistants.
The girls were NatNoFea Us lhe pro-
rurofa from depafilnhnt stores. cafes.
rnfetarlas and resiaufohts several ~
them we're well pniA According 40
tho police. Miss brown. for whum
search was made IN San ff4pcisco to-
day received tf.9n0 iuat before sho
disappeared.
Mrs HoaeHbcrs and her friends viii
be- arfnianed Wednesday. "fhe Black
pearl'' IL summoned ~ a Witness iu
that caste Most ~ the girls who are
alleged 20 have bCnn procured Tor hiIE
also are Afmmoned to testify
~ IS said that the leacor of tho
white slave ring wns known 10 his
victims only as ''rho Hlack Pearl" a
narac given him because os d peculiar
| scarf pin. bun the namce ~ MOST nf
his alleged FELLOW slnVers are in the
hands ~ the police
Katherine Phillips Helen Barker
Myrtle Adair and Marie ngown are
the names ~ girls wito have told their
rcintions with the alleged miilionolre
white slavery crew Detectives are
m san hernardino today 60 bring back
Marie nrown. who. y u ~lained. was
takeu 10 that city by private detect~
ives employed hy the white elavcfH 30
| prevent her telling w1ri she knew.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
MANUEL'S BRIDE TO
ENJOY TITLE
OF QUEEN
German Courtiers Worked Up
Over Question of How to Ad-
dress Wife of Deposed Mon
arch of Portugal.
By LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. I

Iiy lseRscd Wire to Evening Herald.
herlin. April 2lA lively contro-
versy has been started here on the
question whether the Princess Aug
ustine Victoria of HohcuzOilvrn, who
is affiunced to rN-king Manuel OF
Portugal is to be- called queen
Some of the German experts ON
court questions q 'ciurc that she viii
rank only as a duchess. with tho title
OF Royal Highncss, while others AS
scrt that as Manuel has not rrcog-
nized his deposition from the throne
of Portugal aud retains the titlcs OF
King and Majesty even ai those
courts whose governments have off
clally recognized the republic ot lor-
tugal. his cousort will share this
courtesy title,
Little is known in Berlin oi the
bride, az her entire 'ire has been
spent in the south of Germany
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
GOVERNMENT WOULD MIX
IN STATE RATE CASES
u, Leased Wire Co isscnine Herald.

Washington, April "a AitotncN
General Mckcynolds to-day pcuu0ncd
the supreme court GO permit tbs GOV
ornWsnt tu Nie "a brief BOO the pond
ing state rate cases. because ul iia inc
torcst in Texas ratio cases before the
commerce court involving soWt 90
the same points.
Later the supreme court granted
the application ot the department oi
justice to intervene in che state wtc
cHses and received ID bri7f ON behal
of the government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
PAYROLL IS
CHARGE AGAINST
DENVER MAN
Former Deputy Highway Com
missioner Arrested for AL.
legged Grating in Street
Cleaning Work.


Denver. April ~ william Geary.
recently dismissed as deputy high
WAY commissioner anu superintendent
Of street cleaning. Wus arrested this
afternoon on grand jury warrant
charainn him with padding pay
rolls n the street cleaning depart
inent Arrested with him were John
Mondcll Thomas Parr. ". r Muir
nan ana s. y. Grommun, former sub
ordin1tes of Geary.
u s charged that the mon arrested
used ~, names 20 John Rritiman, 3.
W Watson ANA T.. Sempt teHmsterH'
stors 10 is charged We're credited
with moro work than thcy had actu
ally done.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
WILSON
TO SPEND TWO
DAYS IN NEW
JERSEY
Will Tour Home State in In.
terest of jury Reform and
Proposed Convention to Re-
wise Constitution.


= |N""Hf
Washirgion, April President
Wilson has practically decided upon
May and hH the dHfca Tor MS
speaking trip in nufthrfn Now Jer-
sey in hehalf uf iurf reform ana fhe
proposal 90 cnii "a state constitutional
convention
Tho White House announced the
prefidontF itinerary nH follows
MAY -i.enVc Washington at ie 30
O'Clock. iipcooh at Paterson. n. J..
meeting to b. presided over by Unit
states senator william D. Hughes.
May Speech I'd Jersey city
meeting go he presided over by Ma
uonal committeeman Robert flud-
epcth
hotn meetings VIII he undcr the
auspices ol the Democratic state
cowmittcp uf NNw Jersey
Acting Governor lielder and Mayer
Niitucnn ut Jersey rity riNul candi-
dates fur Che EuhefuHtuIiHi uominu-
ton ni ihr coming primary. have
been invited 90 speak ut the Jersey
ciis meeting.
The president nill spend tho nights
81 NAV ! ANA in Sew YORK. re-
turning to Wnshinginu on Mas 3.
dob seeker Must iir s'aticnt
senator Pomerene URGED the pres-
idcnt to-day 30 appoint as Solicitor 81
the department nf commerce i4ec
Thurman of Columnus, Ohip. grand
son OF ihc 'nto Alton q. Thurman.
Representatives bartlett. hughes.
Adamson ana other members of the
Georgia delegation discussed with
President Wilson the prospects or
ming many 0uiocs held by Republi-
cans
"Wo got the Impression" said Mr..
Bartlett. "thAf IA the prsper time the
president wouih appoint efficient
Democrats 10 many of the places NOW
held hs Republicans and the Demo-
cfnts must bc patient about IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
COL. BRYAN URGES
GREATER FAITH IN
THE GOVERNMENT
[ny Leased wIrc 10 Evening Herald.

Washington. April 81 Secretary
Brynn told an audience at men Ia tho
Hecond Of a sorleS of sunday after
noon Christian Endcavor meetings
that there never was time when
faitn was needed more than az pros
ent
without faith" said MIR. Bryan,
"h lg impossible 90 accomplish any
thing worth while. A man must have
fnith IN Cod faith in himself. faith
in his fellow men ana iuith in his
government before he can do any
work of importance in the world.
Faith in the government does not
menn that men shall not see its do
fects. Thsy must iry to perfect it
our form ui government makes u
possible 90 make the government Just
as good as the people deserve
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
THREAT To LAND
TROOPS ~ MONTENEGRO

AntlVari. Montenegro, April IL
An ultlmatum was sent 10 Montenegro
today by the commander OF the M
ternRtinnnl fleet blOcknding the
coast. Ii declares that unless Mon
tenegro Immediately withdraWs her
troops from Scutarl the fleet will land
troops al Antiyau. DulClgnn and san
Giovanni III Medua. An officer was
landed at Cnttaro and conveyed the
ultimatum To Ccttinic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
MEDIATION OFFER
ACCEPTED BY
ALLIES
Balkan States Insist on Hav-
ing Voice in Determining
Boundaries Of Proposed
Kingdom Of Albania.
[By Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald J

Athens. Greece. Aptil ei.--Ihc re-
ply of the Balkan allies WAS preseut-
cd 10 the European powers today ~
is "a general acceptance ~ the Oner
of mediation between Turkey and the
allies, with the reservation. however.
that the questions Of the disposal OF
the Islands in the Aegean sea and
OF the dthmitailon of tho frontiers of
the province oi Trace ANA Df the fu-
ture state of Albania shull hc lrft
omen for debate between Tho allies
iiOua
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
JOINT RESOLUTION
TO ABROGATE
TREATIES
Senator Chamberlain Woald
Deprive British of Grounds
for Protest Against Panama
Canal.
Iny Ieased WIre lo I.sonIng IIernId. ]

WUHHIHHIUUl NUTII tIlI"N JOINT roo
olution to ahrngnte the lint pauncce
f1to and Cmytnu- liulWer treaties on
which Groui Britain ls hnslng hei
Protests aFHinat the pAnama canal
arf. Ias Introduced to-day hy senator
Chamberlain of ortaon and referred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

Nickshurp Aprh - 1hr main
line ol thr Mississippi riyer leFce
hruko this afternoon ai WuodiHNp,
Misc. noar shipper ian0lnH. four
milos north uf Mnyprsvilio a consrr
Nntirr estimate a thnl between 900
ana 10000 peftoun win he made
homCiosa as q reNuit nf tlic lrcgk
The property loss will lutal several
thousand dollars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
GRAIN LADEN STEAMER
SINKS; CREW RESCUED


Milwaukee. WIS Aprn 2l The
steamer Uganda, gruin mdon. hound
FRONT milwaukee, to kufi.lo, sunk in
iAkr Michigan sunday night. nHar
fhe straits off MHckiunc after heine
crushed boo the ice, according 90 lp-
formation brought here inday hv lhe
CROW of lhn Anna az Mlnch, The
tRnudns' crew. consisting Of ~ prr
SONS were rescued.
The igauda whs one ui the mrsr
cat wooden nouts nn ihe lake.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
GEORGE CURRY MAY
Be PHILIPPINE
COMMISSIONER
Former Governor of New Mex
leo Said to Be Satisfactory
to President and Has Strong
Endorsements.

L
Washington. -. c.. April al.--That
George Curry former governor of
New Mexico. captain or trnop OF
Rough Riders in the spanish war;
former chief OF police of Mnnlla. and
former governor OF three different
provinces In the Philippines ~ bee
hcVcd 90 ke certnin of appointment as
one of the members Of the Philippine
commission. at "a salary oi fls 500 uer
car.
ono of ihe .commiasionerships goes
to the minority party Governor
Currys endorsements from SENATOR
Fail uf Sew Mexico aud Senninr ASH
urst of ARIZONA, and the taci ihhi thc
president has lei it be known hc R-
Vors the appointment, make 10 very
likely ho viii De- named Governor
Currys long military and chli ger-
tice in the islands ana his familiarity
Win thD language arc urECd Hs his
chief qualifications for the position