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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-16

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-16
FIRST COUNT OF FAIR climbers
SHOWS MANY IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN CANDIDATES. POSITIONS IN RACE

Miss Baer Still Leads But Margin Materially Reduced by
Big Gains Made by Rivas-0uside Districts Balotng
Cautiously and Competition for SIS Expected TO Be Keen
Next Saturday Nght-0nB Two Weeks More Of General
Campagn-Every Candidate Should Exert Every Effort
10 Build Up Reserve Streng for Final Count
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-16
From SiarSs, largest Nursery In the
World.

Bling Cherry trees. each. ......... see
iioyal ann Cherry trees. each &c.,. SOC
Niurcllo English Chtery trees, each soc
MuntmurcneA Monarch CHEEKY
trcv~. earh Observation-Disclosures. 5nr
4 "A lTIf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-16

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Rosa n Ncalc. Bclcu ....... $4,000
Marie YOUNG Gallup ..-.,.... N6,H89
Addic Mcclure. Winslow. ArlA S4,5S5
Rosn scorse, Hclbrook. Ariz.. $4,000
Mrs J. j llollhan Flagstaff
Arlz ........ .......... t6.21j
Wilma MahUucV Wnslow. Ariz 1878
Helen AEcW Gibson ......... lO,1g0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-16
RON or HoNop

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
JOHN MARSHALL WILL
TACKLE ASHLAND TO-DAY
Rival Prep Schools Ia Hattie for
IIonors Out mt byrd
Isnrl

John Marshall High Schools victorious
nine VIII CASH with Tho fast Ashland High
Schoo! agsrcrht!on this Afternoon IN BYRD
iH"E the f'"ch' starting promptly at I:l5
o'clock. Their. H. great deal OF rivalry
between these two schools and II "a though;
that q bump"- crowd will bc on hand when
they STAR POSSIBILITIES. Both ten.nl are on
cdgc Tor the battle. and both claiming
the victory.
Manager Lancaster viii probably US.
Tom Woodnn against the Marsha!ii;es Ia
an cnd "or 20 win. Woodin Is one OF the
best pitchers in prep-school circles and n
IA" rs given tn" proper support VIII cause the
locals all sorts of trouble. Fate" peJur-
rcttc VIII probably lie ON the receiving End
FOR the visitors when they stack up against
the Whit" and Blu-.
Coach Clark. OF the Marshailites. viii stsrt
"BiE Boy Atkinson against the aliens
and ~ big Roy" shove The same form that
he dill csair't ;hc Shiphu!ide-s last Friday
Aah and.S chances Of landing the victory Is
slim indeed. Atkinson has been going bot
ter this season than ever before and his
friends IRE iooitnr for him To annex another
scalp this afternoon. Deacon BiuukcnshIp
VIII wear tho pads for the locela ths after
noon |: II hrcomcs necessary Clark viii
send Woodward against the young yellow
Jackcts." although he IS anxious 10 save
Noodle" for the game with Ic(iu!rn's sat
urday morning At tho Broad Street lot.
IN" locals w'll lineup as follows this
afternoon; Wood. right field: Ma;thcwH
shor;stop; T;nsl"y, third base: Sale second
hhs"; Asher, first base: Pulliam. centre .,cld.
Turner LETT Held; B!anilcnshlp. catcher: AZ
kiuSOu pitcher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
KElTYS STABLE is NOW
TRAINING AT RADFORD

Radford. May l2.-With his racing
stable OF twelve horses. Dave Kelly.
oi Spartanburg, s. c., arrived In this
city yesterday, ana Is now uuartcrod
mt thE Radford Fair Grounds, where,
ne VIII train for the coming season
Mr.. Kelly will probably he sen
,hroughout the Virginia fair circuit
this year. as we'll as mt the State Fair
~ Richmond He has been ;rairinc
~ tahiord for several years He
Drought with him. Gold Night. who
won the 2:lb pace at Radford last
year: SiEsbec, who won tho air mace
nj Roanoke last year: Hazel who was
among me money winners on the local
track; Maggie Pilot, 2:l?l-4; several
two-year Odds and three-year- olds ana
one ycarling.
This makes more than thirty horses
no" training at Radford, and there VIII
be number of additions ~ the sea
sons grow older. Besides tho horses
OF the Edge Hill Stock Farm. Of
Shawsville. l.. c. Door has In his stable
DICK Mckinnie. owned by Joe Hannah,
or Roanoke, and Joseph T. Johnson
owncd by r.. Z. Moore. OF Pulaski
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh at brooklyn.
baltimore Mt buffalo.
tNo other games schcduIcd.)
Brooklyn. May /

Brooklyn. May 12.--Darkncss inter
rnptco Il close game between the Brook
sicds and the Pittsburgh Rebels hore
to-day Score, 10 .. when play van
stopped at tho end Of tho tenth inning
knetzcr and Maxwell occupied tho
mound. With the former having tho
shade Of tho pitching honors Knc,zer
struck out nine mon and passed bat
one Maxwell. after bad start set
iied down and pitched q good game.
hr3ok!yn came from behind in the
cithth. scoring -four runs on five Sin
bail by Berry
Score by Innings: u IT u,
pittsburgh ...2 ooooOeoN-b
Br0oklyn 1911. 00oOo4 O--5 10
called: darkness.
BATTERIES: knctzcr and Berry: Max
and Brennan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
SPRING BOARD FIRST
IN ARLINGTON HANDICAP

Pimlico, Md, May l2.-Captain f.
medium OF n heavy clubhouse play nj
Pimiico this afternoon. and after
breaking from the rail- and leading
bS several lengths into the stretch he
managed 10 win the Arlington handi-
cap, the feature of to-dav's Offering
10y head from Chuckles in "A prettv
Nnish The ultra -fashionablce at
I'hiladclphla, Washington and BaltI-
more were In attendance. and rs Can
lain Cassatt informed all that the son
OF AcrOnaut would run to his last
years form, they all took advartnre
OF the Information and sent a vrritnhlc
avalanche OF currency into the inutuals
In consequence the 81 ticket paid but
SH.50. ' "'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
ILLNESS OF REYNOLDS
BAD BLOW TO HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass. May THE PROGRESS
OF Harvard varsity was further interruutod
by tho sudden illness q: Captain Reynolds
The latter Is the t?!rf varsity man .hnt mas
been forced 20 give ~ rowing 90 Hccoua; %
sichnehs. and this no doubt w!u Lessen the
chance ot tho crimson crew !G the Cornell
race. Captain Reynolds has ve;y so.are
co!d. end viii be out FOR several days ms
place Uns 1lled by Nerrick. who h,a been
rowing NJ No. IN tho 'secOnd.'' sins.
EchalIs absence In tine varsity.
Curtis. who vas rowing 30 s on the var
hity. vas relocated 20 40. ia tho "Fecond-"
IN halt-m:!e race upstream ,ci.h ~.
rnion Boa: crew. tho seconds" gOt away
Yth q beautiful start and defeated th.;-
oder tvhis by three-quatiers OF a length.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
Cluster Springs Wins.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Cluster Springs. Va. May l2.-CIus-
ter Springs Academy closed their base
ball season to-day Icy defeating the
Danv!llc school for Boys In a one sided
game Is to 3. Seventeen hits were
made oft of the Danvillc twirlcrs. New
ton held the visitors to four scattered
singles, The batting of Chairman. Mis-
ter and Leonard were features Mis-
ter lined out one for Il clean circuit
Batteries: DanvilIc-Taylor, Griffin
and Menifnc; Characterization and
Thompson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
Loan Goes to Middleboro

Manager Rny Ryan announced Inst
might TINT Catcher Mike Lunn Ind
hcrr sent to the MiddIcboro, I<y..
cIub under nm optional agreement.
Loan is too valuable n man to turn
loose, so Ryan retains n string tn
him. He has already LEFT for his
new home.
George Stimson. manager of the
Macon club of the South Atlantic
League, wanted Loan aud Shipc. but
moth had brcn disposed eff before
his telegram cRinc. George Cownn
VIII probably join the Macon tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
NORFOLK AND ROANOKE
BATTLE TO NO RESULT
Plny Ten Innings. Doth Teams Hitting
Ball IIard-lrcssly Doesnt
Tlny.

Roanoke. Va. May I2.-rhc Roanoke Tigers
went after Pitcher Marklc. or Norfolk this
afternoon, and In the eighth Inning he was
Forced To leave the mound with the score 3
to Against him. CASTOR relieved Marble
and did good work.
Molly Mcmahon saved the day for the vIsl-
tors 10y hitting for three bases when one
man was on. and he sent him home tying
up tho ecoro. The game went ten innings.
Both teams did some hard hitting. boyle
did tho hurting :or Roanoke, and was nit
freely
because OF an automobile accident In
which friend WAS killed. Manager PressIy
wax out or tho game. The score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
FOSTER BLANKS ST. LOUIS

BOSTON, May l2.-Despite n cold wind
thai s3vorcd much of winter. ana IN
tcr,nittcnt showers, George Ifostnr
htched = great game of ball here to-
GAY, and had very little trouble shut
ing out the st. Louis Browns Tho
ited SoN rolled M seven runs or Tn
lor and lfaumCardnor. Neither pitcher
WIS M very hard. but rocky fioidinr
aiioWcd TIE SoN TO get away with Tho
salne without much trouble The Rnd
SoN lineup WAS changed. and tbn
si.'ke-uH seemed to do the team a lot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
CALLING GAME SAVES
DEFEAT FOR CRIMSON

CawhridFc Mn's MAY ie -1-rrir, rr,dy
HaNeh harvard th:s afternoon when he cali
=" INC contest with Fhrinan atie- thre. In
N'hE~ o' play. with the Visitors leading 70 l.
- lgh, shower. which had been fltllnE from
t1r oi"ui"F az Nc contest Favr Brady a
nance 20 call III tho contc1> though N.
visitors strongly objected Fo-dhnn hi,
80 ta'ely H!N times. while Harvard landed
on wash brt once. Tho teams will meet
again tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13

sinih baseball team would like a game
WIN John FoN school. champion oF
~, Grammar school League. for The
go OF this month. Should tho nuhiic
school lads determine to accent tbe
chaliengc they WIN write or tclcnhonc
Edward c. Wood. at the Life Insurance
Company OF Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
no WaERE THEY iI.AY TODAY.
brooklyn mt Chicago.
New York mt Pittsburrh.
Philadelphia mt 81. Louis


Pittsburgh. May 1o.-The Eoston
braves battlcd the Pirates to ton
Inning draw In the opening game of
me Eastern Invasion this afternoon.
each side having scored one run. Bos,
ton got their tally in tho sixth on Ru
unoiphS single. Evers's sacriiicc and a
nit by puEcy. Pittsburgh tied il nm
Ia the same round with Coopcr's hinri,.
ana caroy's triple. Both Rudolph and
cooper pitched well. The score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
1cvclaiiil.
I'hila,lclpiin.
'!cVclanG 80, - "

Cleveland '"'',, a.. - "
IhIhdcl phia -;
%, Su'nlh"rE Errocs-i.i ioic. Strunk Knnf
TM"-b"s' hits Jackson. turner :Th,.. H"pi.
G..on' "T2miy. Sae.fcs h,s Turner. Collins.
jackson. IHfo.c Wood .ruru.r' ' : :oHHer'
40, Johnston uunassistctD. Muir,
olsc on balls on Mitchell j.. an I;r,, 81
on IIa, nnnin'ck. q ,%,rgck. Guilty Bush a. by
BAKER. WIG pitches Mitchell I,c.,,,,nrt 70
llhrltes Ii!lInhrnMd and O,i.onriiin w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
ERRORS RESPONSIBLE
FOR PIRATE DEFEAT
boots. With Men on Bnscr, Help New
port Ncws-Wnltcrs Makes
Homer.

Portsmouth. Va. May Io-Niakinr
errors at critical times and falling; to
MI Win men on bases caused the Ports
mourn l'tratcs TO drop the second game
10 the Newport News club this after
noon ny "a to score. with two men
on. Walters. the visiting third sackcr.
put one over the fence for a home run
IN inc Hinth inning. Portsmouth had
men on the sacks frequently, but
lacked the necessary punch In tho
emergency
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
JACKSON'S BATTING HELPS


philadelphiA; May !2-clevcland do.
their first Invasion of tho civ ~ IN
~ tho score of u to s. JackS6n's M
t'hs was {" feature, the slucgcr gcttim,,
Mltcheii held the worlds chninpjot,:
ere. Ian Johnson, president OF the
Nnic!icth League aud Edward RorS
: oWS, president Of the International
'e'Sn H We're spectators. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
chicago nj Washington.
81. Louis Rt BUSton
Detroit At New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.

Washington. May 12-Callahan's
White SON wcrc beaten In the ninth
Inning by the Nationals to-day. score
3 to :, after Walter Johnson and Joe
benZ had hooked up in a pitchers bat
tie. me hitting OF Milan featured tho
battle. the Nationals speedy outicldcr
getting Tour safe blows out of AS
many times TO plate. Hc connected for
II triple in the sixth. and tied Inc score
win home run i'll the cishth. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13

Norfolk ......................o1e p~S
Ecanoks ...................--.0 > . Z" . q % H-S
summary: Two-basc hlt-Ulrch. Thrr"-
base hits--rcnuant, Mcmahon t-). Stolen
hases-liUrt. McMahon. Graham. Irmscher.
poubl" plnyr-ftayt to Stewart Allen:
stewart 20 Stein. Sacrifice ny-h!l"n. Left
on hases-%o:folk. s. Roanoke. First base
on balls-On Boylr. 4; OF Marlte. s. struck
out-By Marklc >; by Hoyle. / Hits-ON
Markle. :. of CASTOR. 3 iit ny pitched
baliS-i3y' MHrkic. oNilis Irinfcherl: by
CASTOR, Grmsch.rl. Wild ptch-Mhrklo
ca limo OF snnc. 2:20. Umpire, Clarke.
AttsaCaEcc. 1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
YANKEES ARE WHITEWASHED

New York. May 1c-rhc ya,,
were SHUT out today by the Flyers
~ no scored TOUR runs. In the very nrsf
r,,m,iniue Schuii was Knocked ont bv
'TJI slnEscrS During tho game a
Goiu watch vas presented to Kmy,.
t s;.,s by friends OF his from Iiarri-
- IN d.. y, ~, 70 show his appreciation.
- "N'""uEh huntcd 10 Maiscl and beat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13

summary: Earued -WashIng,on. i
,nr J. First besG on Washing
ION n. t.rrorS-FoSt"r. Weaver. Chase Three
base htt-ililau. Home run Milan. stolen,
~. pa HS,s:.,iandii ~. Henry. Double piay-Bcns
ineton. >. Chicago. :. iirs, bnse or hniit
I Ini,,, Ben. > S,r9cis .oui-By Bcnz. y by
Johnson, I" WIG pitcn-Bcnz. Time ~
game. hours. Cmpircy. Dineen and ,.nn,,nj
~. Attendance G3S ~ '''''-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
SWEENEY AND MAGEE
MUST PAY BIG FINES

ST Louis. MAY 1o-W. ! Syconev
"l I'M" thicaGo Nationals. and Lee Ma
zee. Of the -. Louis Nationals, who had
a hrht during TIA" Chicaeo-St Louis
game yesterday. were fined $50 each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
Newport News.
Portsmouth,.

,-07,T .ts"--'7!IIIt NitCfII!0e
Mathews. Saith. Two base hits-Wrl;cre
O. Br'en. Cook: Home run--Walters Doublc
piays-Al rNani.r 10 Baxter, Alexander TO
thews Struck out-f!y Paxton. >: by O'B-icu
:. iSnsc ola bai!s-on Paxton. .; off O'l:riei.
:. Passed ball-l..cbs. i.cft on hiscs-Nc ,.-
port New; 6: portsmouth,, II. Tim. of game
Lao. Umpire. Tone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
New lori,
ota'- az N d a

r!T2ia.S =" O. = l6 Totals AZ tio3it4
c i'rlt y f9r WARRIOR ia the seventh
Detroit ........... eoa,n.. rs,
Sew EOrit ..........
summary; s-Pociinpaur,, ~ CoI.
+. Wo-p "se nit Bush. cobb. Mais,l Th-cc.
10, ,sh Stt.iucc hii-Siauage Sac
,,,tt.S nc CRAWFORD Burns. stolen bases
i.nEn' 70 "n .D2''ne play Tru.sdni, 10
= ..n',.'2i#n To Ni'lcus. Lcst on bases
a. ~ New York. = Uits-On Schulz Z
~ l.. inning. on Warhop. : ia G.-S innincs:
. %m t"Ie' IA innings. First buse on balls,
-" o".L;cskie' q of Schulz. /. of WarhoD
! on coz" , Struck out nv Covalcsi<i., /:
~ M"shGr Time OF ga'ne. 1855. U,nplrcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
COOLERS GET REVENGE
IN DECISIVE FASHION
Roundly LnmbR"te Colts, Taking Al
vsntngc of Every Possible OPP
portunity to Score.
RICHMOND FLAYs RICI
Petersburg Pitcher Gets Remark n bic
support, and Uurls Good Dnll When
Nccdcd-Four Fust Double Plays.
Virginia League Results

NETHERLANDS SCORES.
Petersburg, 81 Richmond, &.
Portsmouth, .; Newport News. Z.
Ronnokc. y; Norfolk, = ltcn in
uinEs; darkncss).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13

..f tss....s. 30
William and NInr,


nlCnmond C"ierr. ...... 80 500 n"o'o
N!llium ana Mar, 1no0
SUMMARY. I"f' on bases -Richfnoni col
.cFe William ANA Mary . Sacrifice hii
u'"ti Sacr.NCe HN Flanagan. Throc-hnsc
HiiI-.i"ss."y Sto."9 bases ncnrrow Ad-
nts@ on Nnlis or Flanagan. .: OF Garnet :,
IN Flanagan . go Innings on Gar
70: by Garnet Pasecd baii-Dnvis ri'tn
~ ~ zane, 70 CInpircs Cowan ana Lucia
scorer. wicker. Attendance. 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
BRAVES FIGHT PIRATES
TO TEN-INNING TIE
p"rkhcss Puts End to Contest, Each
Team Scoring One
Hun.
ROTH PITCHERS DO WELL
Flukcs DO Not Enter Into Scoring.
HUNS Being Made Through Good,
Husky WalIops Mt Right Time.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
boston, IL Pittsburgh, I tcn in
ninEsI dnrkn~ss).
thicnSo-St. LouiN postponed,
cOld).
tNo other Eumcs scItcduIcd.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
DARKNESS STOPS GAME
WITH SCORE TIED UP
Pittsburgh nnd HrOuklyn Feds Unable
to Finish Close aud Inter-
csting Contest.
Federal League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CityI rain.
Huhnio-D nltiinorc, rnin.
hrooki!n. .; Pittsburgh, o Uen
innings; dnrISnrss).
'hlchSo-St. Louis fyJct Rrouudn)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
SUFFOLK TEAM
WANTS GAME

Suffolk, W., Mny IL.
Sporting Editor. mes-Dispntchi
Sill nm very anxious to mr.
range n series OF three or four
games on oar grounds In suffolk
with one or several or your strong
est amateur teams. VIII give the
right team good guarantee. Pre-
Ter three or four days next week.
beginning Wednesday,, and playing
until Saturday. The writer Is n
reader OF your paper. ind would
thank YOU to fnHcrt a chnIlcnRe In
your sporting columns. IL appears
"a me TINT Stanley BIEbic should
he able to get good team together
anu come down for series. Thank
Ing You In advance. 1 nm
Yours truly.
&. &. THOMPSON,
Manager Suffolk COlIcgfnns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
Totals ..........
Iinnnnkc,

Totals ..............-....-. 81 y - -
Boyle out: buntcd third strike.
TRAN for Hummcll In tenth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
Hampden-Sidn Plays
Randolph To-Day

tnndOlph-Nia nnd Hnmpdcn-
Sidney will stngc n Cbnmnf,,nsbIn
battle In the hall yard thi. INTER-
noon. the Game beginning ut i
O'clock. II will be the deciding
Snmc of the Enstcrn Virginia Inter
collegiate championship race, aud n
lnrGc crowd TX expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13

Totals So - II Totals s9o,,
'Haucd FOR Collins in sixth
ihatted for Connolly In eighth
,tain" called account q: da-ltnrsaN
Score inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
CAllAHANS WHITE SOX
LOSE GAME IN NINTH
Walter johnson md Joe Benz Hook
Up In Old-FHShioned
Duel.
MILAN'S HITTING FEATURES
Stnr OufHcldcr of Nationals Gets
Homer, Triple md Drncc of Singles
Scoring Hun That Wins.
HITTING
American League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Chicago, .: Washington, ,.
~. Louis, q; nOston, =.
Detroit, s; New York, q.
Cleveland. L.: PhIIndeIphIa, I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21

Representative Murdoch made n rally
round tn" flag speech. evoking great an
plause among the Democrats He ex-
pressed horror of war with Mexico or
any other nation
The President has called and We should
stand by him" said Mr.. Murdoch when
my country is In danger ! shall follow
the flag"
Mr.. Murdoch criticised. however. the
Men lean policy Of tho Administration 81
grew tired OF this 'watHhful waiting and
am glad IFS over" declared Murdoch
I'VE get tired Of 1t too" shouted Mr.
Mann.
As Representative Mann took tho Noor
the House grew silent, for he was to make
m" principal speech against the prcsi-
dents position. Rcgining with delihera-
tlon Mr. Mann said
ar the incidents mentioned Nv the Pres
idcnt In his MESSAGE to-day had occurred
in Eugllnd and Germany or Franc, or
any great nation NJ the world. no resolu-
ton like this would now be pending Re
cause Mexico ~ weak we think we have
the right 10 declare war n a!nst hor IN
the hop" that success will Ice easily ac-
comulishcd
I'VE ought not n take n step under the
plea that we ar" supporting tho Nag that
we would not take with a country like
Great Britain or Germany
"Who would think that the incident.
Nlttl WbNll ne cause Tor war br1Wnpn two
great nations? Have we forgotten our
selves that We propose practically To de
clare war without stopping to think or
watt
The Prrsldcn, did us the honor 10 saw
that he came here to-day to ask our
advice, And then he said: y have coma
10 ask your support In tho course now
propose to pursue
"Mr. Chairman, the President Il not
| asking advice OF Congress He IL giving
his orders to Congress to sustain what he
aays he Is about 20 do. And YOU on the other
side % tho House, without stopplng TO
think, without dcliheration. without care
propose to pass resolution which in
effect Is n declaration of war.
cit l. more than u declaration 81 war
" T. declaration that the United STATES
has become nm any helpful ally. Of the
mnrderous crew In northern Mexico now
engaged In numbering men and oWtragius
women"
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This resolution is declaration OF
war" Numbered Mr.. Campbell 81, COM
m,s this country to war upon the man
now occupying the seat OF authority In
the capital city OF Mexico"
Mr.. Campbell pointed out that nearly
all the great Powers had recognized
Huerta, but that this Administration had
refused 20 do for reasons that had never
beer satisfactorily explained
we are asked THIS afternoon 10 declare
war on Nic'oriauo Huerta" shouted Mr.
Campbell why because American citi-
zeus have been ruthlessly murdered? Oh
no. Because "A subordinate OF this same
Nictoriano Hucrta caused the arrest Of
some American bluejacke,s as we heard
this afternoon from the President Of the
United States"
Mr.. Campbell went on 20 say that these
sailors were detained for short time
and that due apologies were made
Are we justified In making war;
asked MIR Campbell. Have the people
or the United States such a quarre with
Huerta that they want TO go to war on
his account"
MIR. Campbell asserted that II war came
he would as patriot stand v the Gov.
eminent, but he was opposed 10 the Ad =
m!nstraton's programme.
II oppose the war. hut II YOU forco tho
war on the country I will stay here until
the war II over" declared Mr.. Campbell
This struck the Democrats as funny and
they laughed and hooted for a mnuted or
two
Representative pou ~ North Carolina
n Democrat followed Mr. Camrhell He
urged all Democrats to stand hy the Al
ministrltion.