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Evening star., 1915-01-17
Senator Reed Protests.

Senator Reed protested against an
unwarranted misconstruction of the
Presidents speech. and Senator Jones
responded by inquiring if the Missouri
senator had become the authorized
spokesman for the President.
Il remember the President said
something about certain senators over
there sitting on the breeching straps
holding back. and I was just wonder
ing If the President would heap en-
comiums on the senator. 1 suppose the
senator from Missouri never keeps the
President awake at night wondering
what he is going to do"
Senator Jones inquired If the demo-
cratic caucus ordered for yesterday
Evening star., 1915-01-17
Proposed Naval Reserve.

Tho report explains the working OF the
proposed naval reserve. TO be composed
of former enlisted men, who are kept on
the rolls of the government with a small
pay. The report says:
This will provide an organized and
trained reserve of which the navy and
the country stands in great need. Should
war unfortunately occur, there will be
ready at hand men who have successfully
undergone training in active service vail
able, without delay and confusion, to fill
the places IN the service which must be
filed at such time. 1t is estimated
that within few years naval reserve
Of 5000 men can be organized.
There will be no transfer to the naval
reserve of men with long service during
the first year. as the provision is not ef-
fective the first two years: therefore, the
expense of the first two years will not be
great. and an appropriation Of s12o.0o0
is recommended"
Evening star., 1915-01-17

was at the order of the "captain of
the team" who proposed to take ad-
vantage Of ignorant republican sena-
tors"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
wiI.nEIAuNA CASE MUST
TAKE NORMAL cot RISE

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE state
department has concluded that the
Wilhelmina case must be allowed 20
take a normal course, which involves
going to prize court. because OF the
issue raised by the British contention
that 9ermany has Justified the seizure
OF the Wiiheimina's carso. ~ It's de-
cree appropriating the home grain
supply.
Tho ST. Louis commission house,
owning the cargo. and perhaps the
Wilheimina's owners will be repre-
scented hy counsel before the court,
but the state department. though
deeply Interested In the outcome, VIII
content Itself az present a.. instruc-
ing the American ambassador al Lon
don to observe the progress Of the
case carefully. The decision of the
prize court Is not necessarily hindins
upon the Ualted States and II msy be-
the subject of protest and diplo-
matte negotiations at the discretion oi
the state department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
RNIIs GRANTED 10 MEtT
CNNNI COMPETITION

.MtHh.ug Oh. Feb. To meet ute.
traffic condition. winch ha., arisen
win fl,. ..,,pIr.. ..t. .tr,. .p.l,ruu ..ti,ll
the Interstate commerce commission
today permitted .rfUrt HutiucataI rail
roads Go establish certain cummodit.
rates from eastern points To- Pacific
,uUst terminals. lower than those TO
intermediate points Boo Intcrmoullain
tcrrtury
Tn, ollI.IHI explanation of the order
su's.
"rhr .hriDk.g. Of rates ,ia the
canal from New Yur. TO san Fran
cisco put ,ho trms"uIunrutnl carriers
m scriuus straits nr certain heavy
yummuditlc-, largely moving hs wH;rr,
if the carriers reduced rnrir rates Co
the pucinc Co compete With 90, low
cred water uirs H serious shriukage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11

ca Extract from authorized
stenographic report ~ the speech or
senator Holt on the state college IN
vestigation in the state senate on
saturday
The president OF the institution.
man well qualified for the duties ot
his position. ventured TO come into my
office one day soon after his arrival
az Las Cruces. for the purpose Of dis
cussing the matter OF future tppropri-
atiOns for the college and after the
failure uf the bank, when conditions
were such that he and other profess
sors and instructors In the institution
felt that the paddock was az least
temporarily removed from theH
mouths. he again came into my once
and told me that Within thirty MIN
utes after our first interview ne re-
cciycd SUMMONS Ia the office OF J. II.
Paxton. the president OF the bonru OF
regents. who reprlmanded him Tor
coming 10 ms office and talking with
me. That but illustrates tnc intoler-
able conditions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11

Washington. Fec 1.-The United
states hus warned Great Britain aud
Germany, respectively. that general
use OF the American hag D. British
vessels would De viewed with grave
concern here. and that the destruction
hy Germany Of any American vessel
ih the newly prescribed war zone
Ould lead 10 serious complications.
Il became known today that the
text OF the two notes sent last nirnt 70
Great Britain And Germany expressed
much more emphatically than had
been generally known the displeasuro
uf the United states at the use ui
neutral hags by BRUSH merchantmen
and IT, solicitudc over tuc implication
hat neutral waters were liable tu dee
struction by German submarines 100
The waters around Great Britain and
ireland
In the document which has been
transmitted 10 Am1assador Gerard at
Berlin tor presentation 60 the German
foreign office, there Us friendly but
pointed statement that American wee
sells should have free and Unrestricted
passage through the high seas lnd ul-
hluckdded waters lud that destruction
uf au American vessel might lead g
O. change iu the hitherto friendly rrl1-
tons which have existed hctwcrn the
uitod States and Gcrtnduk.
while la the note tu Great iIratu
the representations made are not bus-
Ell on the Lusitauia incident hui on
the statement ut the British furrlsu
oiiicc Iustifyng the use uf neutral
ilags 10y its vessels tho United states
has stated uucuuiyocally. DO .- under
stood, that d coutinuurr" 90 the prIr-
ti,c would he hishll dangerous O."
neutral vessels ana would hc viewed
with the deepest anxiety here.
Among diplumatists here Ihc fact
that the United states has taken "a
pronounced sttId created y profound
impression.
No Joint representations with th"
United states On 'bc same subjects
have been made uy dul of the u""ifi-
though the various foreign offices
through their ministers here have
consulted the American government Is
tu ~ attitude.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
British Government
Reply TO American
Ship Note Started

. london, Feb. Is te;30 D. M I
= The snal reply os the british
= scvspnsaen, 10 the note Of the
= United states hearing on the de- 4
= tention BY British authorities %
= American cargOes destined 20
= neutral European ports was
. started today by the firltlsh for
= eign office on its .say 20 wash
= ington. I
The reply OF the British gov-
= eminent referred Ca in the fore Z
= soing dispatch u said 70 be far Z
= more complete than was the I
= preliminary statement sent with I
= the acknowledgment Of the note. 4
= Il includes the results OF exten, 4
= slve Investigations into delayed I
= American cargOes and American
trade with European ncutrals
= since the beginning Of the war.
. - Q . . . 9 I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
SHIPPING BILL TO
BE PUT INTO THE
BACKGROUND FOR
THE PRESENT
Fight to Relax on Administra-
tion Measure While Apnro-
priatiOns Are Pending in
Upper Assembly Of Congress.
PRESENT DRAFT TO BE
REPLACED FROM HOUSE
Advisors Of President in Con-
gress Vary in 0uinions as to
Whether Extra Session Il
Demanded for Enactment.

Washington. FEB. 1.-THE situation
In the flght over the administration
ship bill underwent complete chnnge
today as the result Of conferences be-
tween President Wilson and congress
leaders.
II was determined to relax the nght
In the senate, thus suspcnding the
historic niibuster. while the important
appropriation bills are passed.
Meanwhile senator Cores subsfl-
tute for the adminIstration bill vii be
introduced In the house as an amend
ment TO the Weeks bill. another ship
measure which already has passed the
senate. Under a special rule u would
De perfected to meet the views - tre
administration and then be presented
TO the senate tor action ~ q neW prop
ositlon.
The present bln over which the
long fight has ensued would be allow
ed to die IN committee.
When the new niiI comes over from
the house. u the flght la the senate y
renewed uron II. President Wilson eil'
decide whether 20 call an extra session
of congress for consideration Of tsie
ship bill alone. Ills advisers Ia con
gress today were giving him advice II
hcsh directions AZ the White tiourr,
the presidept's dissemination - pass
,hc bill was deiterated and it Was said
a decision hS TO an extra session await
ed the Developments In congress.
In the house tentative arraneemenis
wers made To take up the ship Sill iui-
mediatciy after passage of the pend
ing aundry civil bill. Il WAS expected
the ship bill could De put through next
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11

ca fcopy OK a letter by Prcsidfni
George r.. Ladd OF the aEriculturu
college. addressed to senator Holt
with reference to the extract quoted
February ., 1915.
Hon. n. n. Holt.
senate Chamber,
santa re. y. a.
Dear senator Holt.
trus, that the newspapers htf'
Incorrectly quoted you in aileani
that In your statement m the scnaic Z
told you that thirty minutes after an
interview had with you on lcgis.ai
i've matters I had been called 60 M"
Office Of ]. u Paxton, president OF the
board Of regents. and reprimanaeN
for calling on YOU This Statement s.
Incorrect. Il IL an injustice 10 M and
IL Il especially an injustice % hf
Paxton The only basis for such
statement Is probably that some ont
! had made complaint 90 Mr. Paxton
/ about my being ~ your office whicr
a. Is correctly stated. was relative a.
college appropriations. The onis
time this matter Was ever mentioncu
| 10 me. stated positively that M
! Paxton himself made NO objection a.
my visit TO your office, aithonsh y was
! well known that YOU ana air. Paatoh
we're political enemies.
I could not have made the state
maat alleged 10 have beeu made BE-
this newspaper report. because u wa
not true and either you are nus
quoted u the newspaper or you hase
confused a statement made 10 you 3,
someone else with something said Al
me.
have been az Mr. PASTORS hous'
and oihce many times 20 consult hin
about college matters and he not ont
I never reprimanded me Tor calling ~
YOU but ne always LETT the impression
on me that he was too broad ma
even 10 Ohlcri Is a.
ar. PaNon. therefore, h not o,ip
4 euiltlaHs. in fact. ont I Rm sure h ans
was lnnucent OF such a thought
Yours very truiy.
tSlsnedl GEoatGE y. sAAlDp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
GERMAN FINANCE MINISTER
DEN ANDS LOAN OF 81 .2Of .OOO. .OOO

LOudOn, Foo n Ul'l3 D M :
German Indurirrs have been sum
moucd 90 @ conference in Berlin Win
the finance minister who considers
that new loan uf 25U,o6o,0po rs
required for the continuance uf the
war says % dispatch from Amstcr-
dam to the Exchange telegraph com
panN
II is hoped thnt Is large portion of
this luau, the message adds, will he
subscribed by the krupps ana other
leading German firms 900 exchange
for new army contracts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
CINNHD COMPANY UOIDS
If PROPER 10 ISL T. =, iLN.

Inrrpuol. Via Loudun. f"u. ll
on %. M An American vino de-
sired tu utv passage 900 u tuuurd
steamship, which Boz Geo sail for Nrw
Nurk on saturday asked the cuni
pHuy tuday whether o., would nave
che protection uf the American flag
duuu4 the voyage. An official ui the
company replied
your statement that IL a usht
iur British ship to fly tho American
illg 10 the presence ui submarln"
is suspected. as a notice tu the enemy
that there trc Americans aboard, ,H
uu, tp witch We Wlly subscribe
rhr company would give uu utur.
nation. however. us tu lts intentions.
beyond stating jhd the safety uf tho
passengers would bc IT'S inst ,uusd-
Grafton.
lt WAS declared uultNcy ben official
quarters that the usc OF the American
nag %, the Lusitania ur the prdunn
would br selected Tor 'ho subject ut
protest or diplumatis ,urrvspuu icncc.
The American government however,
Boo it, note denies the r,ght IT a gem
crHl use ~ the American Has. leaving,
% is said. the inference that the one
or two incidents which occurred might
have been justucd under thc cilrUm-
stauCcs
There is no question. according tu
those who are familiar With tuc Amer
i,as governments position, tuat IN,
issuance of ang urdrrs from the Brit.
Ish edmiralty, as Germany alleges, nu-
thOrizing the use of the American
nag would be- disapproycd Tile Brit
I-h tureigu office statement 40 thai
connection NHs taken uy officials here
.s tautamuunt tu sugsestion 90 art.
..h vessels that they could hoist a
neutral nag.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
STATE DEPARTMENT no
LET CASE go no COI'RT

Washington, Feb. ili.--State depart.
meHt officials viii opserge the progress
of the Dacia across tho Atlantic. con-
tent IN the cocnt ~ her SEIZURE by
British warship, to have the issue OF
her transfer from German to Ameri-
can registry come before a prize court.
There Is no question about the Dacia's
cargo. That. u was said, would he
forwarded 20 is destination without
expense TO the owners, or purchased
by Great Britain.
state department officials say they
have satisfied themselves OF the gem
uineness OF the Dacia's sale. haying
seen the certified checks given by Ed
ward NJ Breitung the purchaser, TO
the Hamburg American steamship
company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
CREW OF EMDEN MAY
BE AUTHORIZED TO
ADD "EMDEM" TO NAME

Berlin. (Via London. Feb. H. 1913
q. mD--A meeting of the representa-
tives of the various commnues near
Berlin today adopted rather striking
suggestion. This was Ahai The ain-
lstr. az the interior allow an the mem
beers OF the crew OF the German
cruiser Emden To- add the word hpl-
den to their names and thus perpet 2
uatc through a hyphenatrd cesaonicn
the memory of this cruisers deeds.
The Emden, after career on the
high seas, in which she destroyed a
great amount Of British shipping. was
finally 0yertaken ana destroyed lasl
Decemoer by an Australian cruiser 10
the Indian ocean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
HOUSE FINAL WORD
ION SALARY BILL
NOW IN CAUCUS
Expected That Conference of
Majority Will Approve
Draft and That 1t Will Be
Passed Late This Afternoon.
tStatc Capital Bureau
(Of Evening Herald
(5I Dc Vargas Hotel. .

Santa Fc. ~ NJ. Fob. 1l.--Nhat
the house Republican leaders declare
is the final word Of the house ma
jority on county salaries is now un-
der consideration In caucus Tor
which the house took recess at I
O clock. II was expected that the
caucus would approve the commit
tees bin and that 10 would be- intro
duced 49, u substitute and passed late
this afternoon.
The new dill il based upon "a classi-
iicHtion declared much IN the same
way as in the new senate bill by tde
use uf assessed valuation ana popula-
iioa. Santa Fc county Is advanced 10
the second class while Guadalupe
county remains In the third class m
stead Of being reduced To the fourth
class as Is the ease with thr senate
bin otherwise the provisions are ap-
proXimatcly the same as those Ia the
Holt six classification bill except for
the amounts OF the salaries, the in
yrcases in which will ne readily no.
ticed by tazpayers who have been fol-
lowing the course OF salary icgisla-
ton These are as follows.
Efrst class.
Commissioners. $500 each.
Treasurer and cN-uflicin collector.
"a ooo ana a. .0u far dept.tics
clerk, $4,000, and $1,000 for dep
utics.
'lhc "ls'Il'' 'l'IN dePhly pI"Nls-
IONS are lh' same as ~ lhc non SIN
'I'ss'ilcai'on ui''
S"'f'n' N'''"', ana Ni'SVo Tor u'p'
u'''s' ais" h'"N'lliu" "i N'V" "uul-
lional ON order oi ne county eomm'S-
'"l''S
Probate Judge 5000
Scuool superinteudcnts, 5000, and
s210 Tor expenses.
County surveyor. SO day when
actually employed with a maximum OF
lto days ia any one calendar year
scsond Class,
| Commissioners, $500.
Treasurer and cN-uiilcio collector
Sl,to0. ana $1,000 for deputies.
Assessor, $3.50, aud $1,000 Tor dep
u'ies'
I Clerk As''O, ana NlOpo Tor dep-
u'ies'
Mics
probate Judge, $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
TOPEKA FRANCHISE
MUST BE SETTLED
BY IL TOMORROW

chicago, Feb. a. western league
maRnHtes decided this afternoon TO
give the Topeka people until ~
o'clock tomorrow a. meet their re-
quircmcnts iu the shape of guar
antcc Attorney sloan. who repre-
scnis the bank interested. telegraph
ed his clients to TASK no more delay
according 30 President O'Ncill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
GERMAN UNITY LODGE
PLANNING BIG DANCE

Elaborate preparations are being
made by the German Unity lodge Tor
its nth annual grand prize musguer-
AIDE bali az Columbus hail Tuesday
night. February %. II viii be the
finest hall in tho history of the lodge.
and one of the seasons noteworthy
Icvents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
England Seizes
] Wilhelmina's S
CargoofFood
Falmouth Authorities Will
Take Case Before Prize
Court, Where Washington Is
Content It Should Go.

Falmouth, tVia London. Feb. n.
i.5s D. M THE cargo OF the Ameri-
can steamer Wilhelmina was seized by
the British authorities here to-day IN
accordance with the decision Of the
foreign office. The cargo Is 70 go to
a prize court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11

London Feb ~ G2.ll y. mN-
The situation iu the eastern arena of
the fighting is occupy ing the attcn-
tiuu Df the military authorities Ia
Berlin Boa very large degree, " re-
lance may bee placed on news dis
patches reaching London from the
continent According To- these. EN-
peror william returned hurriedly to
Berlin from the Polish war theater
and Ht once held 4 prolonged military
conference. rummouiug Tor this uur-
rusc General Won Moltkv, Cuur; Won
Aulenbcrs General Won koss,l anu
many other well known leaders
According 10 the correspondent of
certain neutral Danish newspapers
Emperor william finds the situation
generally hopeful. but he Is described
as greatly depressed over the terrible
price u men Gcrmuuy has had tu pay
Tor compurativciy limited advances
against the iutreuchcd russians one
account reaching Paris By way of
Warsaw places the German LOSSES on
thr R1ura aud the EaWka tronts at
5000 dead. This rcpup is abso-
lutoK without confirmation and II
has not even been .rpcdtcd from
any other source.
Nevertheless Danish military crit
irs say Emperor William hus protest
cd against this slaughter, and that as
a result an effort viii br made hy tho
Gcrmau war STAFF tu transfer the
lighting q" some point where the
Russians are less formidably en-
ttcuched,
The Russian reports ut the fighting
from the extreme north to tn" cN-
trcmc southeast ul the line through
Poland continue optimistic. The loss
uf some ground Co the TeUtuniy allies
In BukOwinu appears go have been
more thun offset hN what the dis
patches from PetTuETad describe as
the strutcg,r Importance ut the Rus
SLAMS gains boz the Carpaihlans
lu the extreme north. where the
Russians have been conducting "a
flank movement against the forces 10y
Emperor Willinm in East Prussia.
thr situation Is becoming clearer The
Germans have rushed heavy rviu-
furcemonis thithor ana with these
men they expect tu Der able 40 stall
the Russian advance. The lussians
however already would appear To- be
ln position threatening lnwcrburg
from which German town the popu-
7 latiun b. reported tu have been ad-
! tis,d 90 depart until the present mill
J tury operations are concluded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met ut non
The ught over the ship bill rec
laXed while plans were h"ing
made tp take up appropriation
bills
not ~.
Mel az II a. M.
Debate continued on the sundty
citii appropriation bill
Leaders meparod to take up the
administration ship oill under q
special rule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
FATHER LED0WCHOWSKY
CHOSEN BLACK POPE

Uomy. Feb IT, Father Lcdoch-
nNally was to-day elected general oi
the society of Jesus boz succession to
Father Francis Xavier Wrrnz who
died August 20. q few hours after
The death of Pope Plus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
Some Comparative Evidence
in the State College Matter

Of the Of
the AGRICULTURAL college It's relations h
the
the authorized stenoaphe Of the speech
saturday as'
which effect the indictment which the Legislative nse",a
a O
Ladd the agricultural eIese
with refer To
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
GENERAL PUBLIC UNAWARE OF EXTREME DISPlEASURE
FELT IN NATIONAL CAPITAL At lUSITANIA AFFAIR

Deep Socitude Felt at Implication of Kasrs Admiralty That
Neutral Shipping Entering English Channel Approach
ing Island Kingdom May Be Destroyed by Navy OF Sub
marines of Beigeren Power and Urgent Representations
Are Likely to Follow Violence of Any Sort Manifested
Toward Steamers Under Registry of Union.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
NOTE OF WARNING SOUNDED
To GREAT BRITAIN AND
GERMANY BY AMERICAN
STATE DEPARTMENT

General Use Of United States Flag British Vessels Will Be
Viewed With Grave Concern in This Country Is Decara
on of Washington Authorities Destruction of Merchant
men in Newly Declared War Zone Around British Isles
Likely to Have Serious Complications TeutOnic Empire
Is Informed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11

Des Moines. Iowa. Fob. ii,--rhc
city council here today refused 70
grant the saioonkeepers a renewal OF
their licenses This meaas that the
eighty saloons of nes Moines aili per-
manentiy close their doors SATURDAY.
night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
Dacia Clears for
Germany After
Many Delays
Washington, If Snip Is Seized,
Will Be Content to Let Case
Go Before a Prize Court as
Is Customary,

Norfolk, Va, Fed 1.-THE Amcri-
can steamer Dacia finally sailed today
with her cargo Of cotton Tor Germany.
which goes via Rotterdam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-11
EMPEROR PROTESTS
AGAINST FEARFUL
HUMAN L|FECOST
Kaiser Confers With General
staff in Effort to Find Means
of Attacking Russian S
Where They Are Not En-
trenched.

Paris. Icb. ~ (O;5O n. MI
The evacuation oT iOsix by tile
Gcrman~ has been confirmed.
according to u PctrOgfad dis
patch to tlic IiaVa- news agency,
which states tiai store, ufiiccs.
commi-sariat and transports are
being removed hastily to kaIiSs.
i.o,ll. the sccond city Of Po-
land, was captured by the Ger
mans on December u. when Itcld
Mat ~lial Won IIindcnburg began
his dash for Warsaw. 55 miles
To tie northeast.
NuInisicn. Netherlands. Ecb.
~ CVia London. $3.50 y. mJ-I'hc
German submarine I'-2 yesterday
attempted 10 torpotD the Brit-
i-h steamer lacrte-. which az.
rived here to-day from Java. The
vessel escaped by adroii mancu-
VeTs aud fast stcaming. When
attacked the steamer was flying
the Dutch flag.