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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-28

? eorne Sailor ana SOldIer boys Rot
into an alteration with woma y
street orator who f. not n Socialist
nor an I. W. w. \ free-for ~
fight followed. In which the sailor
and Soldier boys were beaten. The
following night there was a riot, IN
which thousands OF dollars worth ~
valuable libraries were burned ana
destroyed and other property was
burned In our streets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
ROLLING UP SLEEVES
TO REPAIR ELEPHANT
Now Is the Time to
Reform Machinery

By LEASED Wire to Ieyening Herald
Washington, Dec. 5.--The is-
y sue OF direct presidential pri-
= marles, brought into public dis =
. cussion by President Wilson's I
= message promises TO be an Inn 4
= portant factor In deliberations 4
. Of the Republican national COM
= mittec here December i6. Many I
. believe congress may provide I
. primaries that will do away with
. the need of any nominating con- 4
= ventions before the next presi- 4
I . DENTAL election.
- II was pointed out today that ,
= n q direct primary law were I
q passed before the 1916 elections 4
. tho need for a change Of Ucpub- I
. ucan representation would dis 4
= appear.
y Senator Jones. n member 81 I
q the law committee. returned to 4
. Washington today and said 4
= plans were going forward Tor n I
. national convention.
= 81 am In favor Of some form I
= ~ direct primary" hc said.
= "Onc plan that appears 60 be I
o sound would provide for direct 4
. primaries IN the states. with ma 4
= tional conventions In which dele
. gates would sit In proposition 4
. 90 the vote In the states Each 4
. state would apportion its dele 4
. gates according To the strength 4
. Of the respective party candi I
. dates. and the national conven- I
. tlon would make the final I
O choice"
o Senator CumminH one ~ the
. most active advocates Of rules 4
. revision and chairman 81 the 4
q Cancellation committee. appoint I
q ed In Chicago last spring de- I
o clarcd today that decision Of the
. presidential primaries should not
. interfere with the holding Of 4
| q special convention.
81 an strongly in favor Of a.
O rect primaries" he said but
| y there is no assurance that the
O direct primary laws win DE
. passed. or ~ least that they win
q not hc long delayed u Is our
o duty to go ahead with the con
. vcntion plans We have outlined
. and completo the reformation Of
. Republican rules that viii make
. the porty machinery thoroughly
= responsive 60 the viii ~ the
. voters"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
ARRESTED ORGANIZER
HAS HEARING TOMORROW

Trinidad, Colo. Dec. d.--AdOlph
Germcr International organizer OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
who has directed strike operations in
tho Walscuburg district since the
strike was called and who was placed
under military arrest early today al
thnt place viii be brought before
the military commission tomorrow
ior examination. General John
Chase who ordered his arrest, de-
clarcd this morning that the militia
was lea posscssion of mass OF evi-
doucr tending 10 impllcato Gcrmcr
in many of the recent strike dis
orders
a number of automatic Feyolyers
were found in Corners quarters at
Wais ubws and couflscated The
militia ALSO seized number Of lot
tcfs addressed to 0trmer which are
being held as evidence.
Tho military commission will sl.
at Wulscnhurg tomorrow ana the
cases of seven strikers held for tho
murder of four mine guards near i.l
Ncta VIII be among The first Co b'
considered
Louis Zanclncll held hy the MILL
urg authorities for the killing of ne
| tectiyr George w Bclchcr since Mo-
ycmbcr 2o. WAS formally eharged with
the crime IN nu Information filcd in
| the district court this morning by
District Attorney j tieudrck The
verdict or the coroncrs jury did not
Impllcata Nancanoui and today's ac-
| lion is the first taken hy the clvu
Iouthorltles nHuInst tho prisoner.
Tho military commission resumed
| IN investigation of thc Heichcr XIII
ing again This morning and a fiudnH
win probably he made public during
tha day
About fifty strikers have applied
for work at the mines in the district
since yesterday according t0 reports
received nt the focal offices OF the
loporaiors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
00040 NNO0 90
TENSE INTEREST N NEW
YORK. SAYS SENATOR ROOT

New York. Doc 5-Thc confer
oncc to shape the Republican policy
at the approaching session OF the
New YORK legislature brought to
New York city today practically an
The men who will control tho party.s
destiny between now and next clcc-
tiou There was no formal program,
and suggestions were invited from
an the elements represented The
result expected was compromise
between radicals and thy cunscrNa-
tivcs. and legislative plan that
would satisfy most of the progress
sivcs.
senator Root was made permanent
chairman. Tie said that iu vicW of
thr recent strange and disturbing
events of our political history ana
of tho restoration ot control Of tho
assembly to tho Republican party. II
had seemed wise to meet and clarity
the situation There WIS a tense IN
tcrcst throughout tho nation hc SAID
ls to- the course of the party I'M the
state Of New York. Tie believed the
party should have IN affirmative onu
progressive program for the houciI
~ the whole people. Tho duty ot th'
unrtN. as no saw it, was Co keep pace
with IA, changing conditions Of th'
! times
There must bc O. toir "pportuniN
! Tor expression of opinion hy every
member of tho party hc said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
FAMILY or HIEHTN sEEKs
SAt1JTN N VERA Cruz

Washington. Dec. oihcial dis
patches continue to report ths arrival
of refugees ruui McXico an Laredo
TcNas. ie lars, numbers. McNicans
.ouUmmbtr Americans aud other for
Gig picrs fleeing from the country
Refugees from Tamplco are tN-
pctcd at Port Arthur Tex, sunday
The situation m the Acapulco die
trict. wherc there have been man.
uuu-Amcrcan demonstrations is ro-
ported worse The 1fm0rod cruiser
California is at Manzunino within
.casy distance.
A ucltad dispatch from chihuh-
.hua sHys good order was maintained
whom the fDdprlls evacuated thr rlt'
and thnt no Inconvenience to Amer
seams is reported RAIN communica.
+ iiun between saiuuo and Torrcoi
continues uncertain.
Tho family of Provisional presi
dent Huoriu ls snid Go have gone se
crctly to Vera cruz ON Noycmhcr an
Thcy are living quietly ln that city
! (COnunucd on Page Two)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
MEXICAN NEWSPAPER ROAsTs
WILSON GOVERN MINT

Mexico CITY, Dec. .--COmmouting
on the initiative In connection with
the national guard taken by James
Hay. congressman from Virginia. Ia
introducing the army volunteer bin
IN the house of representatives. at
Washington. Ei Diaro says:
"Following President Wilson's flax
declaration that ne win not intervene
by force of arms in our affairs Mr..
Hay asks the American congress 20
ri,c che executive ample powers 10
can on the national guard for active
service"
Tho Newspaper proceeds 20 com
mcnt sarcastically upon the upanimity
ot thought indicated boy the con-
Trajectory attitude of President VIII
son and of the chairman of the house
OF representatives committee on mill
tary affairs.
o. continues: "Tha Mexican quos-
uon has had perhaps Ina o. minor de-
gree the effect OF the brcysuH raso
lu France confounding ali critics
with this difference, however that
although the citizens and partisans OF
France lost their heads. the govern
mcnt OF France maintained It's SER
entity and GOODNESS. IN the United
Statos the first 90 lose its bearings
was the government and today tho
citizens ana purtisaus In the United
states show themselves Co bc undor
better sclf-control that the chief Am
oricon magistrate. His change of
front toward us ls acccutuotod by IN,
press ana hy influential leaders has
long been noticeable. Since nothing
happens without some good comini
from 90. tho rohcls themselves, the
spoiled children of President Wilson
have by their cvil deeds inspired th'
American people. the conservative
press and the reasonable leaders o
tho senate and the house of represent
.atiyes with the conviction that tn
aims Of the revolution are unworthl
and "a menace 20 civilization"
The editorial concludesi "ln an!
event, e win always bc consolation
20 ms that IN the American congres
there arc such leaders ms Mann q
defend us against the rage of IN
government Thc situation is parol
lei To- that in France when jules fa
brc and his friends defended a
against the second empire whlc
.tramplca ON us ana which tho gov
orumcnt ln the white house woui
|likc Go do"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
Hundreds Of Head of Live.
stock Dead and Scores Of
Homes Carried Away by In
undation.
TREET0Ps FULL OF
HOMELESS REFUGEES
Scores Returning to Devast-
ated Domiciles in Waco
Again Driven Out by Second
Rise in River.


tBy Leased Wire tO INcnl0g ilcrhid.i
Dallas. Tex. Dec. with the
crest of the flood that has been
sweeping through north and central
Texas for the last two days now cen
tered la tho Colorado and Brazos rive
crs about Hcarnc, In the southern
portion Of the state. it was estimated
at noon that the death list would to-
tal between 80 and 80 persons and
he property damage amount to about
81 900. 600. Many Of The dead re.
ported since last nights estimate ~
90 were negroes, whose bodies were
seen floating Ia the Lower Brazos
river today.
Conditions are raridly improving
az points where tho water has reccd"
cd Hundreds of persons driven from
their homes by high water were re-
ported 10 have taken refuge in trees
Ia the bottom lands about llearnc, the
center of tn Texas flood district to-
day Many more refugees were ma
rooncd In cotton gin houses awaiting
| rescue.
The floods death toll to-day was
set at 26 but this number may hc
| slightly Increased because bodies have
been reported floating in he current
nt several points. Hundreds of head
| of livestock have been drowned and
| scores OF homes carried away
Despite last nights dpwupour ni
several points conditions iu uorih
| Texas have improved
In South Waco last night scores
pf persons who had returned Goo their
Ih,mes after Wednesday hich waite.
roccdcd. again were driven out boy q
second rise caused hy hayy rain.
Many flood victims were hcing TAX
80 into tho town of Calvert foW
miles above iIoaruc today Men who
| were dir,otiup the rcscuc work said
thcy had seen bodies floating in th'
swollen Prnzos river 4 few town
are asking for tohts for tho refugees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
LET STATES ATTEND no IT.
SAY ANTI.SI FIR AGEgTTEs,

Washington, Dec. j.- Mrs. William
r. scott Of Sew York. chairman OF
the legislative committee OF the Gun
don club. opposed Co woman suffrage,
addressed the house rules committee
today in argument against stand
ing committee on suffrage.
Each successful suffrage cam
paign." she said. has been carried
by an appeal 10 the people to rise
against IA, law and the existing gov
crumoui under the dictates ot self
interest. In Los Angeles the sulfrH
gists chauted to the beat of march
ing feet as tho labor unions and So-
Clalist organizations marched bare
headed past the prison in which the
McNumaras awaited their fate. You
vote for us and ven vote Tor YOU. '
She urged that the federal govern
mont have nothing Go do with th,
suffrage question, that 10 should %,
left To the states lu this she was
SUPPORTED by Mr and Mrs. Rossitri
Johnson, also ot tho Guidou club of
NcW York Mr. Johnson insisted
that any state desiring woman su'
frugc was at liberty Co have IL with
out any amendment of the fedora
ercss whatever"
I'm making any advance toward
woman suffrage" said Mrs. Johnson
"this government would hc playin-
into the hands Of the two turcri
within tho United states thut desire
tho republicg overthrow. Thcs'
forces are socialism and Mormon
ism The latter introduced woman
suffrage into this country while Othl
was territory ana Socialism is re-
sponsihle FOR every other particle 90
political woman suffrage in tht
country cor iu auy other
Miss Alicc Blackwell ut Bosto'
opened the rcbuttnl for the sutirn
glsts before the committee. She us
serted the ants never had been ahl
GO show that moro than one per cen
of the women of the country were op
posed 20 equal suffrage While th
anti. suffraglsts, she said, were ui
ganizcd in seventeen states, the sui
fraglsts had organizations iu forty
seven Miss Blackwell declared thI
such great progress never could hay
come elf cradles mad not uocu rocke
or had homes been abandoned.
Sine insisted shat sufirago woul
not lead uu sex war and sunmuc
statistics to show that the marn's
rate had increased n he last t'
years in the suffrage states.
Dun't Nccd Violence, says Anna
Dr. Anna Howard shaw, pr'sidel
Of tho National American Woma
Suffrage association, outlined h'
views ON muiuucy today just hotol
the close of the convention. She a
serted that militant methods ncN
have been adopted ana never VIII
used iu this country To secure a
ballot for women, because the consI
mtionnl method uf civilization W
bring Il about
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
MURDER OF STRIKE
BREAKERS BEGINS
IN HOOSIER
CAPITAL
Two Non Union Teamsters
Shot, One Fatally During
Attack on Wagon in In.
dianapolis.
POLICE RESERVES GO
AFTER THE RIOTERS
fBy leased Wire 10 Evening IicraId.l

fBy leased Wire Co Evening Iicrald.l
indianapolis, Dec. 1.-Two strike-
hroakors were shot ono probably ia
tally. when crowd Of striking team-
stors nnd ympathizcrs attacked q
wagon az the Coburn Transfer com
pauy today Jacob soncnfield OF
Chicago. was shot through tho neck
and his injuries arc believed TO be
fatal George G. Williams OF Gin
cinnau was wounded IN the leg
a crowd gathered around the wag-
on hurting bricks and other missiles
When the strilSobreakors began whip.
ping their horses into a gnliop. a
number of shots were fired from the
crowd. Police reserves were called
and after hattoring "a few OF the lead
ors with their clubs, dispersed the
crowd
several arrests were made SOnen-
field and williams we're taken TO q
hospital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

Mexico Has One
of Biggest Snotos

The clearing away Of the =
y swirlinR white cl0uda from the =
= sandia and ManzanO mountain =
. ranges. southern spurs of the =
= Rocky range near this tiiv, to- =
. day showed the mountains daz- 9
. zling white from foot 90 summit 9
. with one Of the heaviest SHOWS =
. Of any season Genuine winter
. weather In New Mexico has SGT =
. in for the first time and more
. cold is predicted by tho weather .
. innn. Las Vegas ana Ration had
= as much ns six inches OF snow, =
. and all the mountain and pla- 2
. teau districts of the state re-
. ceivod heavy snowfall All
. along the Rocky mountain =
. chain. particularly IN Colorado, =
. where nil records were broken, :
. the snow has been exceedingly
. heavy
y n ia good Christmas weather :
. and the merchants are looking
. cheerful.
S~e0AS4SsA~SS~N~s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
PANAMA CLIMATE
CLAIMS LIFE OF
GAILLARD
Gallant Officer Who Dug Great
CLlebra Cut Passes Alvey
as Result of Disease Con-
tracted on Isthmus.
By Leased Wirr 10 I.ycnng ucrald. }

tl}y Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Baltimore. Md. Dec 5.--LlcutCHaHt
Colonel David uuUoisc Guillurd, l. 5.
A., who directed the engineering
work len tho CU,ura cut division OF
the Panama canal died at Johns
Hopkins hospital here today
Colonel GuiIhrI had been "a patient
al the hospital since August ~ last
suffering from Do growth in IA, head.
Tho result of .Non yeurs urduous
labor in the tropical climate uf The
canal zone lle allied gradually. but
steadily, ana fur The last two months
had boon boa O. sutc of coma due 90
the pressure Ui fhc cranWl growth
on the brain crIs. The physicians
decided some time ago that au opor-
alton was useless ana might hasten
death
tic is survived uy his widow and q
! SON. Lieutenant David y. GaillTd
| a. =. A. Both were m the bodsid,
when the ond came. Lieutenant col
onel Galllard ua. born nt Wiunshoro
| S g., m 1859. TIE graduated from
/ West Point military academy m 1851
/ and since that time had won mans
hopors n the engineering service.
a bin was Introduced in congress
last month promoting him to th,
ruak OF colonel n recognition of hi
distinguished services which culm
mated in tba great engineering fcn
Zoo tho Culcbr .DCtion or thc pauam
canal when Culchru cut WAS flood
ed by tho blasting az Gumbou dix
on October go hst Colonel Gnillar'
lay unconscious in his bed at tho hos
i Mini hnrn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
Should Be Cast Aside for In
ternati0nal Court Says
Speaker Before Arbitration
Society.
MEXICAN DAILY
R0ASTs MR.. WILSON
Administration Policy Out Of
Harmony With American
Sentiment, Alleged; Huera
Family Goes to Vera Cruz.
[By Leased wire to Evenlag Hcraid.

[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]
Washington, Dec. 5.--An attack up
on tho Monroe doctrine az wornout
garment which should be cast aside
Tor an international court, was made
here today In an address before the
American Society for the judicial Set
Element of International Disputes by
william g. Hull OF Swarthmore. Pa.
Its consequences, present ana fu-
turo are appalling said Mr. Hull.
Some OF ts past applications ami
the possibility of its applications In
the future have done more than every
thing else put together Co ALLEVIATE
our neighhors The Latln-American
fear of the new Monroe doctrine Ia
greatly rotarding our mutual com
mercc and causing profound and wide
spread international distrust"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
POSSE TO SEARCH
MINE FOR LOPEZ


bingham, Utah. Dec. &c.. The jtnh-
Apex mine, supposed To- h" The tomb
of Ralph Lopez, slayer % six men
was uusculod early today Upon the
removal of the double hulkhoads nl
the exits the pcnt-up gases that were
driven into the mine from Monday
morning until late last night escaped
with % rush.
lt was expected posse would De
able to enter before night ana s'ar'h
for tho body of the desperate, AZ i'
was possibl. Lopez WIS still alive, the
deputies were prepared Tor another
underground battle such AS occurred
saturday when two of their number
were Killed
Lopez TOOK refuge In the mine
eight days ago after killing % fellow
Mexican and three peace officers OF
November 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
SIXTY COPPER STRIKERS
ARRESTED FOR pfCKETINSi

Calumet Mich" Doc. 5.--Sixty-siN
striking copper miners we're arrest
"a by milltia at the Alloucz mine IN
Kewocuaw county this morning for
alleged violation of the Injunction
prohibiting pickeung Jecring at
workmeu was the specific charge.
They were released on their own re-
cognizances 90 appear before Circuit
Judge O'Brlon on January g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

Orange. N. j.. Dec. p Alexander
King. intimate friend Of Andrew Car
uogle ana former vice president or
the American Thread company died
at his home here today of Injuries
received when ne was run down by
an automobile last Wednesday lie
was ~ years old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
Militant suffragettes Destroy
Mansion, Pour Acid in Mail
Boxes and Smash Few Win
dows Here and There.
PROMISE SOMETHING
MORE SENSATIONAL
Delegation at Washington OPP
posed to Ballots for Women,
Urges Matter Be Left to
States.
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. )

tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. /,
London. Dec. 5.--Tho threat ot the
militant suffragcttcs 90 resort to yiu-
lent methods OF revenge at the ar
rest of their leader. Mrs. Emmcline
Pankhurst was put into effect this
morning with the destruction Of "a
mansion at Wcmyss Bay, scotland,
several attempts to destroy letters oy
pouring acid into mail boxes here
and numerous isolated cases OF win
dow smashing. Moreover. Il was said
the women had plan 90 do SOME
thing sensational within the next "a
hours and the police everywhere kept
a strict watch. In tho meantime
Mrs. Pankhurst remained In Exeter
Jail. the authorities not having de-
Cidcd To remove her 20 Holloway.
She has already commenced "hun-
ger strike
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
COLORADO BURIED
UNDER FOOT AND
A HALF Of
SNOW
Thirty Hours Fall IN Denver
Piles Beautiful Up 20 Inches
Deep and Traffic is De-
moralized.
so INCHES ALONG
CONTINENTAL DIVIDE


10y Leased Wire % Evening Herald. 4
. Ail liccords Brokcn. .
Denver. Dec. s.r--At / O'Clock q
= this afternoon the guyeTnment 2
y weather bureau records showed q
. Il snowfall ~ 1s inches. breaking
. al Denver records. The district q
= forecastcr said that II the pres g
. ent snowfall continued until eve-
. ning~-as seems probabie-tho =
. fall VIII reach forty inches.
- Up TO 2 o'clock four persons Z
. had been reported TO the police Z
. as missing Two women were 4
. dug unconscious from snow
. drifts last night There were 4
. reports % building coliapses.
. In which There was possible loas
. ~ iife, but these were not con- Z
. nrmod.
undcrtakefs served notice co.
. day that there would he no at
. tempt az present 20 hold fnneF-
= 0ls. Many bodies are being held
= at undertaking eatabIlshmeRin.
II was announced today that I
. no attempt would be made ~
. open the city schools untll NE
. storm abates and the streets afe
. clear.
= - = a = = a a a a a a IL a I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
President Wilson
Has the Grippe

ny Lrnscd W!r" 90 Evening Herald. :
Q Washington, Dec. 5.-Presi" =
. dent Wilson has a grippe Ills .
. cold is in his nose ana throat =
. and his physician, pr cary r =
% Graysou a. S A, ordered the =
% president to remain IN bed again =
. .oduy engagements were can =
. oelled ana the president viii be :
. confined 90 his room tomorrow =
. ana possibly sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
AIlL NMERtCANS HAVE
LEFT TOWN OE MONTERREY

IUrolU. IcN. Doc I.-ltHiuFrVR
arriving hero today said so TAR aH
thcl knew ull Americans mad lctt
Monterey, MeXico some of thc
Americans. 20 was said. were n such
financial straits thoy had To- De- ae-
sisted by agents of The American con-
ullr service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
MRS. PANKHURsT COLLNPsES
FROM HUNGER STRiKI

Exeter, England. Dec. o.. Mrs.
Emmclinc pankhurst. the suflrugcttc
leader. is said today Go bc in ID state
Of collapse. having started another
hunger aud thirst strike since her ar
rest on board the Majestic ycster-
day.