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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

NIT the party Go that polisy.
second, tho chairman OF the ex-
ecutitc committee (Mr. Perkins) ~
actively opposed To recognition OF Ia
bors right 10 organize and deal with
capital through labor unions. and has
frequently gone ON record to this ef-
feet"
Mr. pinchot then goes on 10 aav
the Progressive party has placed IT
self positively and definitely on rec
ord In opposition to MIR. Perkins and
adds that through the Progressive
party's official bulletin, through pub
lie spoechcs and interviews, and In
pamphlets. printed as Progressive
party literature and distributed from
the pRrty's headquarters In New
York aud Washington. Mr.. Perkins
has conducted an extensive pro-trust
propaganda calculated To convince
the party and the public that tho
trusts are useful and sacred institu-
tions. that those who attack them are
bent upon the destruction 0f all
healthy industry on large scale and
finally that the Progressive party
fully agrees with him In these views.
"As a result we have been placed
in false and fatal position"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
FEDERALs PREPARE TO
ENACCATE GUANMAS-Rg.JsO

on Board g. s 5. California. Mazat-
Tan, Mex, June i0.--(By Wireless a
San Diego, Cal, June lOD-ThC
cruiser New Orleans, who In com
pany with the Mexican cruiser Guer-
zero arrived at Gunymas. on the Cult
OF California. yesterday. reports that
the federal government In concentrate
Ing at Guaymas ali available steam
ships Of the Nayicro line. This seems
60 Indicate that the federal garrison u
preparing To evacuatc Guaymas. and
will retreat hv way nf the sea. uslng
the vessel Of the Navlera line as trans.
ports.
The situation az Mazatlan continues
substantially unchanged. In spite "a
the permission Of General Rodriguez.
the military governor. 10 ali non-com-
hatants To leave the city and enter
the lines ef the besieeinR constitution.
allst army many of them have thus iar
preferred 10 remain in their homes.
Dread riots continued yesterday
The federal foEtiications shoiled the
constitutionalists positions across the
harbor all day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Final Stage of Long Argu-
ment Over Canal Exemption
Repeal Reached in Senate
Today.
REPEAL BILL HAS A
SAFE MAJORITY
Reservation of Right Amend
ment Will Be Passed First
With Final Vote Before Ad-
journment Tonight.
tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening ucraId.I J


Washington. June lO.-The long his.
toric debate over the repeal OF the
Panama canal tolls exemption was IA.
II last stages today when the senate
resumed work with the prospect oi
final voting before adjournment 20.
night Administration leaders claimed
the repeal would pass with sale
majority.
First Ia order for voting came the
amendments to the repeal bill as Z
passed the mouse. The principal one.
a compromise between senate Dem %
ciats and Republicans, qualines the
reueal with the reservation that q
shall not he construed as waiver oi
the right Of the United States To -
American coast wise ships through the
canal FREQ OF tolls. II generally was
conceded that the amendment would
pass the senate, later be accepted -
the house and finally accepted by Pres
ident Wilson. While 1t Is said the
president viii approve the repcal with
the amendment. he preferred that u
bo passed without one.
senator Borah ana senator simmons
had long debate over the amend
mcnt which Democratic leaders sup
port and It's variations from the Suth-
Grand substitute.
This amendment is one Of rcscr-
walton OF right said senator Sim
mons. 1T asserts no right Of tho
United states In the canal but re-
serves any right We may have IN the
premises.
THE Southcraud amendment as
serts that the United States has right
TO exempt its ships 'rhat raises
square issue for Us 60 decide"
Il challenge any man 90 rise hiro
and say that the president approves
OF this amendment" declared senator
Borah, referring 20 the compromise.
His party is putting him IN posi-
tlon where he must either coinprp-
mise his intellectual integrity ar has
courage. Did not the president ask us
to grant this repeal ungrudgingly aud
without reservation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
ARMY on LNBOIIERs AT
WORK On Il,NEES

Calexlco. Cal. June 1o--Two hun.
dred Chinese worked all night raising
the lcvcc at Volcano lake. which b.
threatened by the Colorado river Hood.
The river water was within eight
Inches Of the lcvoe crest last night aud
was stiu rising today.
Captain j. &. Harboard. command
Ing the American military fo@os on
the border here. reported 90 head
quarters today that the situation ser
iously mcnaccd the great Imperial irrl-
CATION system. Men aud teams we
being recruited rapidly for duty ot
threatened points
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
UNvEIL MONUMENT TO
WOMEN OF CONFEDERACY
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

Raleigh, y. c., June 10 "A monu-
ment 20 tho North Carolina Women
OF the Couf,dcrtcy was unveiled hero
today. Il is rh. second tribute Of tns
south to us women of the CDnfcdcrl. a.
similar monument having been
erected la the state of south Caronns.
Members Of the North Carolina iivs-
ion of United Confederate Veterans
and scores oi prominent men and we
wen from this and other states yyti-
sod the ceremonies.
The memorial was made possible
through the gift from the late AshI, b.
Horne. who served us a Confederate
solder throughout tho war b.twecp
the states. A. member IF the state
Legislature from Johnston county. no
ntt1duced q measure prlNidin. for
IN. erection of stdtIc bv the stlt..
Ftilps to elicit a., nce,at8iy ,lppor.
he gave $4,000, and ast.ptrd a uisus
for tho mon'mcn before h's death To-
October, 1912 The m1nulnont stand
on the south side of CHpli,i Squers
midway between Ta.ctrvillo and $ ,'-
ishury streets On j&c 81 uthern side.
In bas relief is araudmo her ln a
sitting position. with t.tk ln har
lap The woman Be- rcluur tho story
of the Ciyil war to her grandson. who
Erasps fhe hi.t ot his fathers swor q.
ON the eastern side is has rcllcf
representing the Confederate soldier
going to war His return b. an omaci-
utcd condition and ragged. bat well
coined hy the women Of the Couleu-
eracy. is depicted on the western sid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Francis A. Ogden, Recluse and
Millionaire Dies in Houston
Leaving Immense Real Is
tate Holdings.
UNRECORDED DEEDS TO
PROPERTY IN 12 STATES
Nephew of First Mayor of
Chicago, He Invested in
Real Estate While Broth
ers Invested in Families"
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By Leased Wire tO Evening Herald. I
Chicago. June l0.--safety deposit
records were searched here today Ia
an endeav0r to find missing deeds To
property owned by Francis 4. ogden.
the IS year-old recluse aud multi
millionaire. whose death In Houston.
Texas was made known yesterday
Mr. Ogden was a nephew OF VIII
liam B. ogden. first mayor OF chi
cago. lie laid the foundation OF his
wealth by leasing and buying Chicago
property immediately after the fire
of 1874,
lie never married.
My brothers and sisters invested
in families and children. / invested
In farms and real estate" was one
OF his fnVorite remarks.
He was known 20 have held real
estate OF great value ia Chicago, and
rich lands In Wisconsin, Kansas,
Georgia. Washington and several
other states.
He Is said Co have kept a vallse
fuii OF deeds a. property in each
state but these have not been found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
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by Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]
New York June t0.--Amos piuchot
mndc public today the text OF tho
confidential letter he recently add
dressed To- Theodore Roosevelt. the
members of the Progressive national
committee aud other leaders, de-
nouncing George W Perkins. chair
man of the national executive COM
lqtlicc. as menace 10 the party,
Principally because ut his afnliation
with the United states steel corpo-
ration and the International HarVcs-
ter company two great monopollos
which have succeeded most complete
~ in exploiting the public aud crush
INK organized labor"
The letter opens by declaring that
"a situation exists IN the Progress
sivc party which must be terminated
before IL can command general pop
ular support
The situation I refer to-" Mr.. PIN
chot continues Ia his letter. "is this
First an element in our party
leadership. headed by George w
Perkins. fnvors the protection Of pri-
vate monopoly in American indus
try and since the partys formation
has been taking active steps to com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
IBy LEASED Wire to Evening Herald.

tBy LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. }
Niagara Falls, ont. June in.-A
dangerous obstruction to progress on
vital point in the mediation proceed
ings has arisen. which again threat
ems failure of the negotiations.
The United states has said to the
mvdiaturs In uncqulyccal terms that it
Canlot consent te any method ot
transition from the existing regime 10
the proposed new provisional govern
ment, Of Hucrta's administration. Tbc
mediators are insisting that General
Huerta hc permitted 20 make the ap-
pointmont Of the man agreed upon
here for provisional president. This.
the American government absolutely
refuses e. accept not only because it
is committed against recognition nt
Hueria. but because IL has been in
formed hy the cpnstitutioualists that
under no circumstances will they ac-
cept peace plan which permits
Huerta to exercise the constitutional
function 81 naming his successor. On
this poiIt the mediators and American
delegates are locked. one side must
give way before any advance Is made.
Some of the principals have actually
lost hope for settlement. but there
Is growing confidence that the modi-
ators win devise some method OF
bringing the difiiculty rather than al
low mediators to founder On the
rocks
Involved In the question OF method
In choosing the new provisional pres
idcnt Is an underlying principle which
" not settled now VIII certainly pro-
woke other disagrecments before any
protocol can be signed The A.nori-
can government IL firm In its belief
thai the Constitutionalists having
conquered the greater part OF Mexico.
should Dc given the controlling share
in the new government, that the con-
stitutionalists are moving forward 10
undoubted conquest in Mexico Ciiy and
that 10 prevent such contingency
concessions should be made which VIII
make their acceptance 0f the peace
plan impossible.
The United states believes the con-
uitutionallsts with their lsrgc armN
form the real party which must ne
pacified ana that the transfer of power
must be 20 them IN order 60 insure
peace.
Amnesty for the Huerta followers
ana guarantee of their property
rights has been undertaken hy the
American government Also the rn'-
ed States considers II had acted mag
unanimously IN declining to ask TOR @
war indemnity as result % the oe-
cupation of Vera cruz Il wants IS
reparation the establishment OF a
stable government ana to have pea
restored Il viii ask nothing more.
Unless the mediators md way 90
straighten out the differences which
have arisen the proceedings viii COME
90 an abrupt end. On the other hand
intimations have come from the Mey-
lean delegates that they viii not inBiat
on tcchnicalstirs In the method OF
transfer, though they seemed to De-
determined that a neutral be chosen
Provisional president and that no one
actively identified with the constitu-
tiunalist cause be considered eligible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Mrs. Pankhurst
EOddeS the
Boobies
Makes Get Away During
Night from Suffragette
Headquarters; Documents
Found Prove Disappointing.
[By leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. I

AHA A"HNNA VIE W A4NtAAtuH Nlfinlis i
London. juno i0.-Mrs EamcUnu
Pankhurst tho militant suffmgette
leader again succeeded during the
night in eyadiu- The police. who were
closely watchiur the house iu Gros-
Nenor square irom which SHE hts
been recently .onductlng the cam
paien against the peace of members
of the royal aJmiiy al Buckingham
palace and other places.
The raid 500 the offices uf the
Women's Social and Political Union
Yesterday llkr the previous one early
In May. did not produce the results
expected hy the police The docu-
ments seized ryyealed few NAMES OF
public intercsI
Chief Inspector james McBrlen
said today ti, published reports OF
the disclosurr Turing the raid shat
members OF the royal family, inclad-
ing the Tringe of Wales had con-
trihutod % the fundg 0f the militant
snffragettes was absolutely ground
less
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
BRYAN REFUSES TO
DISCUSS TuE sNTsLLN

Washington. June io.-President
Wilson and Secretary Bryan confer
red on the Mexican situation tod
The secretary was asked whether the
liner AntllIa will unload her arms and
ammunition al Tampico
Il cannot discuss the Antilla al this
time" Mr. Bnan replied. secretary
Daniels said he had neither sent nor
received any Information about the
Antiila. lie added that ne expected -
be advised " her cargo were landed.
The liner Antilia. bearing the war
cargo FOR the constitutionalist Ia Tam
pico is not expected to arrive there un-
tii tomorrow. Meanwhile oiiiciass con-
tinue their silence on whether the shin
viii he permitted 10 land her muT'-
tiuns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
GRAVE TROUBLE IN
PITTSBURG IS
THREATENED
Westinghouse President Mott
fled to Stop Importing Gun
Men" or Take the COnss-
puences from Strikers.
tRy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald I

by LEASED Wire to Evening Herald /
Pittsburgh, Pa, June i0-Thr e
eafolnds of men, presumably strike
breakers. arrived here to-day tr'
aroused Intense excitement among the
striking employees of the Wostinghouse
pla0t The strike leaders urgcd their
followers 10 be peaccabic saloon
keepers la East Pittsburgh have been
Hotified Ia keep their saloons closed
tho remainder OF the week Whole
sale liquor dealers have been Warned
not Ia deliver liquor la the strike dis
tFlct.
The following message was sent 90
President Herr Of the Westinghouse
company this afternoon:
III you import any more gunmcn
and II those already In your factory
are not removed, the Ailegheney CON
genial Industrial union viii not he &C.
sponsihie fog what may occur.
THE STRIKE COMMITTEE.
Armed guards have been throw
about the plant. At the electric plant
Il was stated the men taken in the
morning we're not strikcbreakers Dut
guards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Rules Committee Reports Out
Rule for Immediate Consid-
Grafton of Five Pending
Measures.
ALL HAVE APPROVAL
OF ADMINISTRATION
No Action on Hobson Prohibi-
tion Amendment and 0pin-
ion Is It Cannot Be Passed
Through House This ses-
sion.
lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald!

Washington, June lo.--A special
ruio for consideration in the house
Of the administration conservation
progtam, consisting OF five bills. was
voted ont of the rules committee to-
day. \ special rule Tor consideration
Of the Hobson prohibition amend
ment was uuactcd upon when the
committee adjourned until later
The committee asrccd % hear
Representative Hobsou and the Rev.
r. e. Dinwiddic. Legislative agent OF
the Anu-saloon league. before voting
on the rule. la tho committee there
was mo- effort To- force "a vote. Anti
prohihiuouists IN the house declare
the necessary two-thirds vote to pass
the amendment could not bc secured
al this time. Majority Leader Under
wood said ~ vote were delayed now
b. would probably not bc reached
during the present s"nsrcss.
The conservation program arr
ranged in special rule includes.
Tho Ferris bin for loasing nf coal
lands 80 Alaska with siN hours de-
bate.
Tho Foster mdlum bill with four
hours debate.
The bHl extending PAYING period
under reclamation pruloctn. with two
hours debate
Tine Ferris bil Tor conservation uf
water power sites uu public hands.
with four hours debate
Ali the bills ON the program have
been approved by the administra-
tion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
INTIMATE STRONGLY THAT THE
CONTEMPORARIES HAVE WON
MedatOrs Must Reoede from Present Position or the
ference Will Come to Abrupt End Declared Principals
Today Admit That Outlook for Agreement Now Is
Practically HOpelessj Antilla Incident Open.

with the rebels. but that is TIE samo
thing as u man was whipping tue
and consented tn have him stop.
"iH the mediators want tu settle the
question they should invite al parties
and not impose restrictions. surely
they know that nothing can be settled
"a Mexico without consulting the con-
stitutionalists. We are willing to talk
matters over. but We want. 10 know
FIRST what We are going To discuss ana,
second. that there viii be no promise
afkcd from Us 10 stop our advance and
wreck our cause
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
FLOOD REACHES TINE TIES
or SANTA EE RIiIns.I,

Needles Cal, June iO.-The Cot
orado river food swept over the abui-
meuts of the big Santa Fe railroad
bridge twelve miles south of hero to-
day and reached up the track t. the
ties. Officials, however. became more
hopeful when the river guages showed
"A fall OF few inches. due probably
To leyee breaks above here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Disgraoed Senator and Candi-
date for the Toga Brought
into Damage Suit Alleging
Bribery.
SOUGHT TO CONTROL
AUDITORS OFFICE
Alleged that Money Put up for
Brady Campaign Fund was
to be Repaid by Jobs in the
Office.
[ny Iensed wIre 70 IcvenIne neraId. }

my Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald
Chicago. June 1O.--Ailegations that
campaign contributions To further tho
election Of James j. Brady to the office
of state auditor were made the bas's
of claims 10 dictate the appointment
of subordinihe In the state auditors
office, were made today In dcsRra-
tlon Hled In the superior court oy
John "A. Coyne against james J
Brady, auditor Of the state. Coyne.
who asserts he managed the election
campaign of Brady named G. b.
Mundy. vice president of the LaSaile
street Trust and Savings bank. and G..
r. ward also connected with the
bank. co-dofendants with Auditor
Brady in the suit for 100000 dam
agea.
Tho declaration which contains
eleven counts also brought In the
names or Roger c. sullivan. Demo
cratic leader, and OF Edward Tilden.
wealthy Chicago packing house mag
nate.
The president of the Lasalle street
Trust and savings bank. which Is mea-
TONED IN the declaration is william
Lurimer. former United States sen
1tpr Coync asserted that the bank
by g. ~ Munduy made "a c0ntriDu-
tun of S2.s00 10 some unidentified
person who delivered II 10 James J.
Brady and that following the ele--
tIun a further contribution of $500
Was made to Brady by the bank "in
consideration for which they ware 10
uc allowed to name certain employees
in tho auditors office and especially
20 procure the retention OF l. 1.
Baohus. chief of the banking and loan
department. of the auditors Office"
other counts set up that Roger sui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
MISS WILLARD WEDS KERMIT
IN SPANISH POLICE STATION

passage of the weddiug party In five
autos attracted considerable atten-
ton
MoNNr picture men were in force
and In vicinity of the building a
small cr." altered which was Kept
from az too closely hy de-
toctiNes ao cemen.
Colonel Ro, geit and Ambassador
Willard wern among those present
~ the ceremonies, after which the
wedding party left the city 70 pass
the afternoon al Toledo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Milan. Italy, June iO.-An encounter
between the troops ana rlotous strikers
here today resulted In the woundia.
OF a number Of soldiers and working
men, The strikers used the paving
stones OF the cathedral square as mis-
siles. Many Of the men were arrested
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Angry River Reaches Ties on
Abutments Of Santa Fe
Railways Big Bridge Near
Needles; Officials Hopeful.
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PLANT IN DANGER
Government Officials Report
Great Irrigation Works in
Grave Peril; Army of La.
borers at Work.
INV Leased wire az Evening aoraa

san Bcrnardino. cal. June l0.-Tw0
prospocturs and an Indian Soatmau
names unknown, were drowned la the
flooded Colorado river today near CAT
zona, Arizona. Their boat capsizcd
while they were attempting To cross
All along the river the situation was
reported today as critical Engineers
and river men believe the crest o.
the Hood Is yet TO come.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

HirminghHW England. june IA
Miss Bertha Byland. the suffragctte
who yesterday destroyed with a
butchers cleNcr ',eorge Romney's
Portrait of o. Boy" In the Birming-
ham art gallery. was today commit
ted for trial During ihe hearing
she created scene In court shriek-
ing without ressntion ana quoting
scripture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
.'TODAY'S
G A NJ E S
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Isc'is, 4; PhiiIics. =
Il. H T..
Cincinnati .... 400 000 0i0--S 10 .
Philadelphia 200 100 O0l--2 2
Batteries Ames. Douglas and
Clark. Gonzales, OcschgcT, Tincup
and killifeT. Burns
Cubs, O. Giants. 4.
Il. ". T.
Chicago ....,. 600 GOO OiO-l ,
New York ...,ilO 200 0CX-4 I
Batteries fheney, Humphreys and
Brcsnahan: Marquard and Meyers.
Cards, q; Dodgers. I.
x. u. T..
81. Louis 500 100 00O Os--6 y /
brooklyn 800 QUO ole O0-i ~ 1
Batteriss' Robinson. PeTritt aud
snyder. Ailen ana McCarty
score. r. n r.,
Pirates. .; BlSve-. 81.
Pittsburgh loo 000 ole g
Boston ......,OfO 40 if0-ii 81 o
batteries. Cooper. O'Toolc aud Gib.
son; Rudolph and Gowdy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

Madrid, June t0.-rhc civil mar
riage of Miss Belle Wyatt Willard.
daughter oi the American amnassa-
dor a. spain, and Kermit Roosevelt
son 81 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
was performed today
The ceremony wHs performed at
the office aud residence of the chief
~ police by tho magistrate % the
Bucna Vista district
Police headquarters are located in
"a populous section OF the city and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
MediGtOrS Face Utter
Collapse of Efforts
to Bring Settlement

United States Hands Flat Umaum to the Conference at
Niagara Falls Refusing Definitely Consider any Plan
Which Has Basis Selection of Any Part of New Ad-
ministration in Mexico by Huerta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE


Baltimore e-indianapoiis. Doth games
postponed ON account 0f rain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
Pinchot Makes Bitter
Attack on ROOSeUeH'S
Boss Political Manager

Makes Public Confidential Letter the Colonel in Which He
Brands George W. Perkins Enemy of Progressive Party
and the People and Man Who Has Placed the Progress
i've Organization in False and Fatal Position.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

score. n. IA Il
Philadelphia O90 OS0 OOO-S AZ 5
Cleveland ..... 900 600 00V-O 1
Hatterles' Bush and L~pp. Mitchell
Bowman aud O'NClll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10

n. u. r.
Broohlyn ,,...io0 s20 0lO--G I
Chicago .,... 600 100 0O0--i 5 3
batteries; Lafitte and owen: Nc
CURE. Black aud Wilson.