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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Nurl Baknta.

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&rof. Miller peo 2alrobrugs-
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5tatslefretRr Sail uplpler, at
/ Marts Weanneo blep Ser Moro
Dnfota mbru9t $S25,OO0 ! me
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S oe lio-
tie tire Mooneoer CT Der Hepct an
bragt S., 100000, builfet er mere
ems GilfpIoet bor peret poo 1nallge
plnr.
GIT 6nrnler, TOM bpr Nor
Mrl1egaro, for ct sui1r, fom bar
fan, to Sen. Dpret Scr rift 10; 1latlr
set el,ifer at gae1, tager bet Eioelel,
Sinlp. 9ette r1oerlige snir5
fsfaer Sc allore, % Set roosr la ''I
sobt o1n nu1en al ii,,e asaaltlaera-
ter: DetsG FFr beoDer stcilbtef1
a5 eallosbpen Molf 8e1llpnl
Gu,l1tp bar m,ognoet Stat Sta
ten nritm 40 Aor. gette e bic
bet opolnget al Sefretrren peo 5ta-
tens sfattefomluislioi 8rlttloe1|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

be RE Mteliierpt1) rStornrte
Ibcfte NsiilIebe Sci Il Ell @ifltbe
.nleo yier, lite n11oott
s,aolercn; 81 e1 Come 1l1eo1
ESSrcnifer. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Dper al JDrtano. en- Gag

Dper ii Toritano. On Gag
fortrller eli QanosbDpruit .slol-
BORG a1qtstioenoe fom jeg mo
Ell / timelia @elriee,,oc fattio.
Ma,ro. San baDoe ct 1l,s lioe paa
@eoen. 1 Seer pa It Har stlrose.
sy1oe stuen lao eller aiif eli, to
TIE, tire, tent Smaatpre.
nppprom aanr bet % Dor mon.
&c 8ern," ioaoe iea, % 6eaDnote d
iplLe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
200 8aber jfal bsbes. Gn ,,ofiaa

200 8aoer ifal 0sbes. @n noflaa
DRloen gegipenbeb toreitoar i ari-
Sfiania, ioet bele 200 @a0er 1fal
0ebes i 9e,1 nprn,e|te Sremti0. Ser
bor pGret neblat eli &onnnisiion,
fnm er f%relnfumnlet meb Sorllng,
fom i set palentligite er biepet MODS
mget enerfienoenoe. 9hl er Der
miiolertio hepet neoIat IN &epi-
Iionsfomite, JOIN bdr 1lofe,rot Ell
Mcooclele ON, at MON oil fslge ct
itrn11gt Grincip ON, at inger nus
Iebenbe Mermelfer tilla0es ppfulM.
S Sc11bol0 bertil i%oral10rer Mepiiioz
men uDrom1il1g Mnl1bs &labss"",
bpor .Drumme11spejen og 8pgop Ml=
Ie ltsoer lanunen, til Glop aprreS
Slabs. @aafon Sen 70cs Sci for-
andres l%igelebes, % &rins' Slaps
@ej lfal 9tbres til Sttor 8irtings
@a0e. &eoiiioneu fo%ralorer Gbri-
itiu1l Micbelle,1s @laos pe6 ct.
&ansbaatgelr til &aroflep 8loos, ops
falbt efter eli &oan11lll1elnm0 fra
1880. fom ingcn bar bprt Iale ON
TOR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Nnrgr.
@rebifener .paa beaae Maa1?

aorge,1 % 9romin9en rejler til
5ronobicm Sen 1S0e Mni meb Mn-
fon1lt sen t9be ont Morgete1l. Re
ejcrineen % Stortia,get fomnter
fprl1 OH Mitene1. 6cltgnostjenclte1
i Nomfirfen er I'LL efter &irfebepor-
~tente11tet orouet iao, at 9iifop 8Scf-
noun bploer 9ogens 8ruoifcn.
gnopiberc bar 1rmr1 ll,oer Sber-
pejel{e at laoe en- @r91t bol0e Sno=
ga1gsbpmuen og cit anoen llogongs-
benne1l. st 6orlpoenM oil bloc,
at 5ogncprGit @opben CT lolet til
at Iute eli al oisle @pnner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
81 faftie 1Hsl

.Gn fatti9 J,loI! So, Ben bar man
sc llnger.
ai aiarliebeo tic oem ben Iioer
0linger. .s
Mon oll 81 rie, ioln meter biz men
2p3t
mens Rinrligbeoen oeoe / DIT Brrdt
ariftian Riergaaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

At kursre On ForkjsleIss paa en- Dss.
Tsg LAXATIVE ROMO Quinjne Tablets. Apo
thekere refunierer Peneene i MaDgel at Kur. E. w
GROVES UnderAkrift paa hver AIske. 2bCents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
sgd DAkOTA,

Jeg har til Sag fugtbart Farmland. hvorpaa5k kan asesI Affair M,;.Moo
Frugt, og hvorpaa kan holdes Swim, Kvrg IS Hese. NxTved podt MaIledf
og Skoe. Skandinavsk Kooni. PRS $40 pr Acre 81 heiere. Skns1 NJ.
III mig idag. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
@lias Synneien %fprbereber ia til

elias Ssnneien forbereoer iig til
M Slmet. ga glios 9enneien fpm
!tilbuae til .areosfnngilet efter i'm
11l,at, bIep ban lat ino | Ell Gelle,
Der rnr giort ierlig iltm,o for ut
mootage Sen fnrlige 1orbrpoer.
goaSe @,tlp % 8ngge blep rla1nss-
rebe", iaaleoes, at mani melltc, at
oct Dor lm,ligt ilp for ell Glias
|1smlelen at brpoe lb.
S benne Gelle for ban 90 liben
Iliooet og it1ret % orpl1t ON Sri
beoen. San foor ilttet Mrbej0e. 81
ll,a,l life bar tl1roet gipe bam @erf-
tei at no9en Slags, % oft bpao.
Ser fot, tGllfes iom @iep til ot
fplnn1e 1lo, er fier11et fra Gellcn.
Men i lin gninmbeo Dor ban rot
iiooet % psniet pao, bporleoes ban
ifuloc fonlme no igien, % forleoen
upouge6e man, at ban poalm Gur0e
logt Msm1ingsplmler. Nf en- Sci
al lit Ipi lape0c ba1, iaaIeoes iita1lo
ct aa,life lolio Meb. men bele hans
N%orebapenoe Hlep O1g mort opba=
get. Spr lin OptrPoelt 6leb bm al
Jp1,allets Direftgr ilogt nMle So
ges @allo- % 8rpoltroi.
Set nl piiiitnof bore aloeles fau-
funQt for 5enneien at foripge at
rp!nne lMl, 80 @eppgtlti1lgen al
BAN er lno iffarp, at Ell Jll1gt MOI,
anies for belt 1%tpnfelig.
Esm1eieu ip1es 50 ogiou mi at
Dape opgipet bet be1e.
Sra @y %. 8Dgb.
j apngsbergs 6olfemnngoe er
/ Ssbet al De iiolte Mar iteget fro
t6345 til $3.50.
Tensherg er iifret iom fgrite
9anoringsplabs Morge for ben
ftore 5gflngt, 90 SC 5000 &roner,
iom maotte titles, 1ll1 er inolonllet.
Nplig gm Der poo Stenfjnr
nmDer Qonobrllqsfm1oi0ut 0aufon
Sizes 2ebeIie ppret bolm 4l,r{us /
3egnifabsfpriel for 80 @oarobrll-
gere.
1000 @roner bar CLING @uf-
fe11 aipet til 9olsbDgoens @apel.
Jor 600 arpner of bette 8eleb ct
Der beitiIt en- MI aioffe. Melten al
8elebet ifal nfiattes til 8pg6efono.
Ger er iii. uMfersbtsp.n i1o-
leoet lln6erbmolineer meo strpn1=
mems 5r%Gparefubrif ON 2eberanee
af @araffer for ar. 100000 til e1
rnsiiif aoniortilim, lotn ifnI ,lopi,-
DE Sui pad 5pitsbergm.
Geo @mlgeiunlos met. grrfE.
,llteb er Ell Mrbeioer, Masln,g M1l-
.loerien, 81 Mnr gon1ule1, blepen ore.
bet al Moifinafielen, ilpnget r,l,on,1
Jog orabt. @au bar gift.
!, s%ognepreit Gbriltopberia1
&enefos, en- ertt11orig Maao boz
STOP % 3enae, bar bpggef lig Q,
bellripe11oe paffer gillo, Drenaeitu,
, % ltobl1le i Gifo / 1tororc gerginnf
a Maoalen, iifrtper u9al"
!, Gn fIsreeIig llIDffe balrote
@efioroen forIeoa,. @oarobr,,Qe1
, Soban ariitian gal,g ialot i el
J 6naf % 0rltfl1eoe. Som bar 3 8;
Mar 9alnnleI og eiterIaoer &,ritrl
% flere 55maaber1
9ornnes @~erreosltpre bor Ell.
ltennnig beoilget 10000 aroner 81
2slanosaDnu1afiet, bpig set bIipe,
lagt 9or1tnes. 8erreoet bar al,
ro'1teret ior, at Der Nurbeoen a
.Isfolen lfnl tilpeicbringes S,lsrltrr
9 2arere % Clever til rin,elial
4 ufcr.
eg SIC gooln boIotes itpr1
4 saonrobrn9gstaeoe ter Nore6raeee
ireftgr 6iricb Nmf apro;
non gfoalo peotoa 500 Sorolbru..
Ilgere e11ifteallnig an Meloll1tion mel
a1lnfl1illag enl1ot,rn1rosforb,u
orrIae
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
i faa Ord.

.gChas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo.,
siger * han havdesden vsersee Ho,te
en- Mand har havtsnogensinde.so 90 hel-
.brededes nogle faa Dage we'd ~.
Warner White Wine 81 Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

BLEK! BLEK!
For tt Cents j sslv VII teg sende tilstrekkeligt Blsek-
pulyer for at lave en- fluid "Pint'' af bedste BLAAsORT
BLEK / Markedet idag. Adiesse: Z. T. RANUO L.
q G. Bldg. Nashville Tenn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

.Notop udkonnlnet den1e Uge
-.ingen Masktne At >amme Godhed. De laar den nyeste
fOrbedrede Vacuum Brush'-Maskin .bedst konstrueret,
fineste Folttur. ..balJbe altng' ON sn-ket. s1T1v straks.
Sayre d Co. l6s N. hlchigan b., Chicago. Ill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
.RUGRMAsKINR KYLLINGER

deer 1 hundrsdevix II Diarrhoea. vi frejser dem. Send
Adres sen paa ii Folk som bruger dfssa Naskintr OF faa.
ri Oplyshing ON hvorledes vi nd.ugedy OF fodrxde flor.
ten: hundrede. ALVA REMEDY OMAN Ava, Okla.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

yEG MAA, AT CODE RUNDE sselge min Harrodsburg.
Ind, MelmelIe, l iJrift Og god Tilstand. Der findes iDgen
bedre Ai.ledning end denne F0rrctning. Beseg M0lten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
4uh Baknts.

S 2eoo bar Muporen llolte0
5orbl1b moo &eper= % Mhorobille=
Der poo Jilmtteatre1le / 8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Oiie land g sr'asss Ct s-r .

Lod og andrli allie Kilder boret OPP til seks. Oliemarker
pAa TIE S,der derf Narheden Boredom ferdtR eg Diet
nlests # Masktneriet paa Pladsen; Bor,ngen begyndes
smart. skilv .fter OplysDingrr, elier eeLd 80 og faa
6kj0det. HUB OIL DEVELOPMENT Co., Chronicle
Bldg, Honston. Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
RESOLUTE SHOWS
HER HEELS To
THE VANITIE
Cochran Yacht Forced Out of
Race After Losing Two Men
Over Board and Being Hope
lessly Distanced.
[B, Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

Associated Press Boat on GiCl
Cove, L. l.. June 4 tHy Wireless --
The yacht Rcsulutc won today's triul
races against Alexander Cochran *
cup defense candidate the sioop Van
ii,o. when the latter boat lost Nv
members of her crew overheard ans
was forced To retire from the cuu-
test.
ono OF the seameu was rescued b"
"a press boat and the, other was t16ca
iu by the Nanitls. but not until IN"
Yacht had dropped hopclessly behind
the Resulute. with her rivdl out %,
lth. race the Resoiute finished alone
and was declared the winner after tn
regatta committee had signallCd th1i
she need sail only half the lS-milc
course.
il luck met Nanitic after she had
covered less than four miles of the
race and before the boats had round
cd the FIRST marx tu NlndWard. As
she tackled into strong south wind
her deck was at e sharp ANGLE and
two at the men on board, half blinded
| bs rain and spray, aad hampcrod bs
oilskins, Slipped over the side Tn
sound was covered with white caps
aud ln order Go save the mons lives,
| Nanitie hove to. Life belts were
thrown tn the Struggling sailors and
| il Was some time before one oi them
could be dragped on board. 4 pres.
boat In the mean time had picked uI
/ the other.
Ia the meantime Resoluto had ar
/ easy run 10 her first marx. The mi
/ hap To- Nanitlc occurred In the lee Of
/ the long Island shore Though Van
/ ilie was In the lead at the time Res.
! dilute WIS fast oYerhauling her
The official time of Resulute at fhc
finish was i:55,3o. The Official cidns-
ed time. 53 minutes Al seconds
The Resolutc and Vanitic viii saI
their next race Saturday under IA,
auspices OF the Larchmont Yacni
club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
CONTITUTIONALIsTs
WILL NEVER PAY 1T
Washington Silent as to Pol
icy in Event Huerta Should
Garry Out Threat to Block
ade Port of Tampioo.
fpy I.eased wlre 70 EvcnIOg ncraId. }

(By Leased Wire to EvcniDg Herald
Vera cruz. June THE price Pro-
visional Huerta demands for his re-
tiroment Is the legalization OF his 81
hclal acts since his appointment TO tho
provisional presidency according to
advices from tnc capital today.
This is + id 10 nave been the proc
posal General d .erta authorized his
delegates 90 onor at the mediatioa
conference at Niagara Falls. General
Huerta is said to realize he has only
"a slim chance of winning out, but he
is understood to be determined not 90
abandon power without adequate pro-
vision being made Tor the psOtection
of his own future and for that OF the
men with whom he has surrounded
himself.
The Constttutionaiists Il Is SAFE,
have Insisted that no act OF General
Huertas administration shall ever be
regarded as legal and Ia this casa
General Huerta forsecs enormous
financial losses for those who joined
in the flotauon OF his loans as well as
personal risk for the members OF his
cabinet, for the new congressman in
stalled In place OF those whom he Ina
prlsoned and for thousands of minor
officials ana even private citizens who
wl,lingy or unwillingly aided his gov.
ernment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
Molher Jonr. ncm-,d In..ngc

Seattle. wash, June --Mo'hcr
Mary Jones, organizer ~ the United
Mine Workers OF America. was noi
permitted TO board Canadian Pacific
steamer bound for Vancouver. being
stopped at the gang plank hy Cam
adian PsDihc official The Unite 4
Mine Workers have fled protest
with sc,rotsy ot Labor Wilson 90
Washington.
"MutAtr Jones who HAD Iutch tsci 3
o u,F,t tp Vancouver pryueltcd her
sc'i 900 thc gangplouk of .hc steamer
iut ws subjected 90 tHc usual qsos.
tiuu D.. Canadian immiErfiion -
spor'4 Asked o. she VAS an Amer
can o',F,n she replied
"Yss, pnd proud of IT,
She save ireland as her birthplace
The INSPECTOR looked oct TER ticket and
said, according 10 Mrs Jones;
you're not going 20 Vancouver
You're going 60 Nantiku 90 NICK uH
70 disturbance amons the miners, aul
soc can't GO
The Inspector would make no fur
thcr explanation and she WAS obliged
Go step aside Fnnk Farrnst1.,
mcmIcr of the International eNecu-
,ltc board 90 the uGitpd Mine Work.
crs of America who has been agtin'
no representative of the auatd iu .n'
Nsncpu,cr island strik" district fo'
two years at once sent s protest %
Secretary of Labor Wilson in wash
ington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04

according to official Information
reaching Admiral Howard. has sue
cccded In shutting off the city from
the national capital on the east and
Manzanillo ana the Pacific coast ON
the west.
The isolation OF Guadaiajara was
accomplished by the simultaneous
movement of three forces. command
cd by Generals Dicguez. Buelna and
Lavigia. General Diegucz. swinging
southWard upon Manzanillo, has cut
the railroad and telegraph. commune
cation between Guadalaiara and that
port His objective point is MonzR-
Milo.
General Buelna has marched north
wart on san Marcos the western
terminus OF the railroad running west
from Guadalajara toward the Pacific
coast OF the state OF Jaiisco. He has
interrupted an communication be-
tween Guadalaj jaru and that territory,
acCordign to reports
General Lsyigia h operating east
Of duadalaiaia and is reported in
possession Of the railroad connectine
that city with the Mexican capi.1i,
u is understood here that General
DbrcgOn.s advance with combined
forces of approximately 10000 upon
Cuadalajara will be timed so az tu
meet Villas troops headed southwark,
In combined atthck on Mexico city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04

New York, June t.--FearH we're
expressed to-day by the Christian and
missionaI alliance, which has about
"a hundred m.aslonaries la variosu
parts of china. for the safety OF sew
erai men and women known 10 be
in the toWns pillaged aud burned by
the Chinese hrigand, White Wolf
AZ the monastery OF the Tibetan
lauau when White VOLTS followers
set fire to ID Was missionary named
Kaufman. who came from Missouri,
Miss Haupherg. Of Boone. Iowa. Miss
kenon OF ohio, ana J. r, Rommcn
% Indiana. also were believed 60 have
been 40 the monastery mission.
other Americans known to have
been ln the missions said 90 have
been destroyed by White Wolf are the
Rev. aud Mrs. e.. 4. Christie the
Rev aud Mrs W. M. Rupie OF Phil
adelphia. the Rev and Mrs. Diehi OF
Bowling Green, o., and Mrs. snyder
OF Indiana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
All CoMMtNIC ALTON BETWEEN
MIST COAST AND CITY cut

On Board T. = = California, Ma
zatlan. Mexico. june ., Via Wireless
Co san Diego, June a. Communica
ton between the wrst coast of Mex
leo and Mexico city has been com
plotcly severed accordins 60 infor-
nation reaching the American fleet
here to-day.
: party of constitutionaltsts, en-
route from san Blas To Las Tres Ma
riRs. sixty miiCf west of Tcpic, have
captured the federal prison and tho
radio station, which VIII isolate the
Hucrth troops operating in the west
from any direct touch with their
chief
Guadalajara, the objective point oi
the recent operations of the constitu-
tiouaiist army of the nnrlhwci, un-
dor command Ot General Ohregon,
has been efcctually surrounded
Three columns Of Ohrcgun's army,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
CHARGE UNIO n
MEN WITH An
ATTEMPT To
KI D NAP
Two Austrian Miners, Coming
from Ration New Mexico
Say They Were Made Pris.
onerS by Strike Leaders.
TOLD TO LEAVE DISTRICT
OR TAKE CONSEQUENCES
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

lEy Leased Nirc to Evening Herald.
Trinidad, Col. juno "A report
that shorts were hrcd upon on inter.
urban car en- route to- Cokcdale yes
torday. is to-day being Investigated h'
the federal army authorities. Tho
report 90 military headquarters siutvd
that the shots were fred from an or
chard just outside the city limits. and
thar the bullets struck few feet
away from the car which carried u
number of passengers.
An investigation is also being made
ut tho alleged kidnapping of two Aus
trial coal miners who were met ny
union pickcts upon their arrival from
Ration s. NJ. and taken to miners
headquarters here where, according
to the story told by the Austrians T.
the civil authorities, they were told
to join the union and threatened with
death n they attempted to go 10 work
az the Sopris mine to which place
they said they were bound Held 60
union headquarters for two hours
they made their way through town
ana were surroundcd by thirty or
more strikers and were finally rescued
hy policeman and constable who
put the men ON board u car for Sopris
Colonel Lockctt is making inquiries
to determine whether or not the Aus.
trian- were brought into the district
on violation Of the orders of the wa
department or whether they are bona-
ndo employees of the Souris mine. AS
the officials ~ the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company announce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
Capital of West Coast State
and Important Strategic
oint Taken by General Ala
milo and Small Force.
GUAr ALAJARA IS NOW
SAFELY BOTTLED UP
Every Huerta Garrison and
Force on West Coast Shut
Off from Communication
with Mexico City.

IBy I.SNsed Mnc to Esen,nR Herald. J
On Board e. ;. California, Ma
zatlan. Via Wireless 20 san Diego.
June i.-Cuhma. capital OF the state
of that name. and one OF the most
important cities in southwestern Mex
ico. has fallen into the hands Of the
constitutionalists. under General Ala
milo. former governor Of Colima, uc-
yurding to ofncial Information fur
uished Admiral Howard late today by
q constitutionalist officer.
General Alamillu has been Opcrat-
ing near the city of Colima, Il has
been known ioF some time. preparing
Tor an assault
Colima is strategic point OF CON
siderable importance la the cam
paign of the west coast. II is thirty
mites east of Manxanillo, one OF the
four most important schpOrts on the
Pacific side. and controls not only
the back country 10 Manzanillo, but
also communication between that
city and the capital Il IN on the Co
lima river IN the heart OF fertile
valley. The population is about 90
00O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
Approve Philippine BiIi.

proVai of the Philippine home rule
bill submitted to President Wilson by
Chairman Jones az the house insulnr
affairs committee, was given today by
Manuel l.. Quezdn, resident Philip
pine commissioner who called on the
president 10 discuss the subject He
said on leaving the White House that
while the bin ala not give all that
the Filipinos wanted, he thought u
was the TEST that could be obtained
at present and that b would receive
his support. The president has not
finished reading the hill hut is un'
dersiood to approve IL In general
toFmN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
Now Expected that if Ray.
burn Measure is Completed
Three Measures May Oe
Passed Saturday.
FILLIBUsTER BLOCKS
EFFORT TO ADJOURN
White House Conference De-
termines to Press Conserva-
tion Measure for Passage at
This Session.
lB, Lcased wire 10 Evenlnx Herald.

Washington. June 4.--An effort 10
adjourn the house to permit members
to attend the un,cihng Of the Con-
federnte monument Ia Arlington ma
tional cemetery today resulted In a
mi-filibustcr which delayed consid-
Grafton Of the railroad securities bill
the last measure on The admlinstra
ton antitrust program.
Efforts to settle the difiicIlty with
out parliamentary obstructive tactics
failed and rc!l call was forced Rep
rcsentntiVes taN0ring HdlOurntHcui
declared their intention To- force the
house To- quit Threats OF filiDusteT
had the effect uf keeping the house
IN session aud the debate on the bill
contirucd.
Beginning detailed consideration
OF the Rayburn bill tomorrow. the
house mny finish the reading of ths
measure ior amendment by saturday
II the Rayhurn biil can bc hurried
through tomorrow the final vote OF
the three antitrust measures Will be
taken on saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
WHITE WOLF SETS TORCH TO
FAMOUS TIBETAN MONASTERY
Terocious Chinese Bandit Eude Great Body of Troops and
Lays Waste Whole Provinces Fears Held for Safety
of Hundred Christian Missionaries.


Pckiug china, June i--"W hito
Wolf" tho Chinese brigand who dur
ins the last few months has deyasta,-
ed the provinces of Iu-pch, Ho-Nan
and shon-si Is now lootiug and bern
Ing towns ana villages IN the province
uf hau-Su.
After cluding the great army OF
troops sent Go capture him hy the
Chinese government. hc Hct fire yes-
tcrdny Go Sing Chow. and his follow
ors today burned Tao CHOW in the
extreme south OF the province. after
robhing the Inhabitants.
The brigands then proceeded Ga
Choni where they sci fHe Ca She Ca
nous monastery of the Tibetan la
mas
subsequently regular troops drove
the bandits to the ra,ines OF LIS
mountain, where they are reported
surrounded by troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
FEDERAL SCHOONER BIOCKED
FROM REACHING MNZATIAN

on Board T.. = s. California. Ma
zatlan. Mexico. VIA Wireless To- san
Deigo. June 4.--Thc schooner Leo
nor. with "a cargo OF supplies for the
heleaguered federal garrison of Ma
zatlan, was prevented from disoharg-
ing her freight today by the danger
Gus fire of General ObrcEon's con
stitutionaiist batteries.
The captain of the vessel announc-
ed that he viii attempt tonight to
run the constitut:onslist fire
This makes the third supply ship
that has been prevented within the
week from landing supplies for the
hungry populace and garrison of
Mazatlal
As soon as the shortage OF water
caused the shutting down of the pow
or plant General Obrogon succeeded
In cutting loose aud capturing several
provision harEcs and tho launch
which had towed them into the har-
hor Later the schooner Garibaldi,
laden with sugar, was captured
Tho federal steamer General Mcna
was driven from the harbor by the
accuracy of the constitutionalisls IRE,
These events have added greatly 20
the desperation OF Maztalanis situa-
ton
Fernando Ibarro, an attorney of
the southern Pacific company has
been imprisoned al Tepic on the or
der 81 General ObregoD. according tn
Information reaching here today The
reasons for General Obrcgon's action
were not stated