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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
Bill Which Attracted Much
Interest in View Of Possible
Treaty Infractions Null.
fed. a
GUARANTEE OF EQUAL
LIBERTY is VIOLATED
President Wilson Confers With
Peace Society Heads to Find
Means Of Safeguarding For
eigners' Rights.

san Francisco Jan. THE Arizona
Rnti-allen employment act. adopted
hy the people of the state at tho No
Nemher election az an initiative meas
urc, WAS declared unconstitutional
nun ana void here today hy spec
inl court of three federal Judges
~ brief the court held that tho
statute violated The guarantees Of NE
liberty and the possession of property
made to an alike. whether aliens ~
not. under tho fourteenth amendment
to the United states constitution. that
ii the state OF Arizona could forbid
any employer 90 hire more than "a
per cent aliens ID could with equaI
Justice forbid him 20 hire one per
cent, or even an Individual alien.
This struck at the vitals OF the act
which ordered that any employer
with q payroll OF fVe or more names
must see that az least 40 per cent oi
hose names were duly qualified elect.
"rs. Great Britain ana italy protested
go the state department that thcs,
conditions Of employment violated IN,
ireuiy rights ot their oitiEcns.
The law was ingenGed." said IN,
court, 10 be police rcguiatlon. hui
un0cr guiHo OF police regulation the
state was in cffoci depriving the com.
plaiuant of nis right to labor guaro y
t"ed Co him hy che fourtccnth amend
ment io the Cnited States Constitu
tiuu.
lf under guisc of police rcguia
uuu state cnn prohibit an cmpla5 e
from employing moro than 20 pei
cent "f alien labor, IL can rroblhi
him from employing more than ny,
per cent and II i've per cent an, a
an
The supreme court ul the United
States recently hcla that the rsht q
labor By O. right Of properly An aiicf
can not be- deprived uf tho right 90
Irup,tN under the constellation oI
tH' United states
The court mad, permanent "a tenn
rour Injunction issued hl Distric
JUDGE -uvtrllp. restraining the stat,
uf Arizona from enforcing ,he law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
MEXICAN NAVY HAS
NO INTEREST IN
COMING FIGHT
-Four Gunboats Retire to Coast
of Yucatan to Await Out
come of Impending Battle,
Is Report.

washinEtol. Jan. The Mexican
navy, or part OF il az least. has de-
clarcd for neutrality, according 10 disI
patches to the Guticrrez agency helf.
which sayH four gunboats on the At
lantic coast have retired TO quiet
cove or Yucatan - await the result
Of the battle between the factions.
Dispatches 10 the state department.
however, were interpreted as possi
bly, indicating that part OF the navy
was preparing 20 move the seat OF
the carranza government from Vera
Cruz To ProEreso. These dispatches
said the Mexican gunboats Bravo ana
Progreso left Vera Cruz January 5.
carrying soldiers. constitutionaliss
money, gold and silver bullion, sad
dies and foodstuns. The Prosreeo
was said 10 be bound for Tampico and
the Bravo for Progrcso.
Louis caaova. a special agent OF the
state department of Mexico. ls on aif
way to Washington to report directl,
10 secretary Bryan upon conditions
lilo recently has been uader attack
from some OF the elements In Msxiee
city.
The convention which has been In,
termittently ia session In Mexico cit,
Tor the last week did not meet today
Consul Silllmnn at Mexico City In
formed the state department tina
the Gutierrez government had decree,
a bond issue of 500. 600, 600 peson q
refund and unity various rreviou
bond issues and meet current ex
penses.
The Carranza agency issued thIi
statement
"ofhcial advices from General car
rama at Vera cruz state that the sit
uatlon on the isthmus of Tehnantc
pect has undergone no change. Th'
agency was instructed TO deny en-
.phatieally that any bridges or tun
nels Of the rehuantepec railway has
been destroyed.
General carrauza holds thai IN
magnitude OF the defeat of the WI
lisia troops al Murte compares favor
ably with that Puebia. Marte VII
be the base of operations Tor the at
tack on Torreon. The fall Of this CIT
would mean the complete ISOLATION o
Niila, as he would lose his prinoipn
base OF supplies
"Adyices from Naco report tho
General Hni, military commander q
the constitutionallst troops thcl'e. hn
been called 20 Vera cruz by tive firi
chief 10 report upon the dlfhcultis
growing ont OF the crossing " ou
let's into American territory. Scare
for favorable solution of the diff
Guilty will continue. u IL prohab
that General +. Films cafes will sn'
ceed TO General Hills present pos
ton"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
WILSON SEEKS MANS on
SNiIt.I NitDING ALIENS RIGHTS

Washington Ian. News that
tho Arzuul ant-alien employment
law had been declared uucoustitu-
uuTal and void hv federal district
court ai san Francisco was received
with deep interest among diplomatists
here to-day. ospc sinlly nt the British
ANA Italian embassies which protested
against 30 and notably at tine Japan
csc EN- ruagy Japan had not protested,
hut Niscuunt thllda. the Japanese
um1as-tdob called at TIE state do
rarumcut FOR Information OF the prn-
t,rdiug
The state department at once call
ed ON Governor Hunt of Arizona for
report ana ns soon AZ he has replied
the embassies IN Washington interest
cd iu the case Will hc officially I'M
formed
Means of safcgunrdi1p treaty rights
of aliens iu the United states In cou-
urction with stale legislation. such ms
the Arizona ald California auti-olicu
laws we're discussed hy President VIII
son today with George Foster pca-
body 81 New YORK. rnuresenting q
committee of the New York Peace
society. ct which former President
Tart Is chairman The committee
wants lo outline federal legislation
which would prevent states fran pass
ms laws interfering with treaties be-
teen the United states ana other ma
tiuuf.
The president recently stated that
he did not know OF any proper fed
orul LEGISLATION which could be passed
on the subject und that each case of
alleged violation OF treaty rights %,
aliens in the United States would have
tu 1e worked uut uu its merits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
STORM IN FLORIDA
INJURIES TWELVE
AND KILLS TWO
Wind Plays Havoc With
Southern Georgia and Pen
insula State; Many Homes
and Buildings Wrecked.

Jacksonville Fla, Jan. Com
plcte reports today from points m
southern Georgia and northorn Flor
ida swept by violent winds last night,
showed two persons killed. twelve In
iured and number ot homes and
farm buildings were wrecked.
Beside the fatalities nt Quitman ana
Ahbeville, Ga, several persons were
report hurt az Eastman. chauncey
and Stlllmore, Ca. Principal damage
In Florida was said to have been con-
fined 90 Wcueorn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
Today!s War
Summary


The French war office asserts
that the eastern end oG the Ger
man line II bclng pushed back
ward nc VnrlouS places. Ia to-
days Official statement mention
II madc OF an Important adsancc
In the NocVrc district, Resulting
Ia the capture of u portion of the
German FIRST line. An advance
Va this district. ~ continued,
might threaten the German
wedge In the French line, which
reaches southwafd to ~. MihicI.
In upper Aisnce. ai~o. the for
ward movement Of the French y
said to have continued. The
German war ofiitc. however. a.
Serts that French attacks In Al
sncr were repuiscd.
beyond tile German statement
thm the advance In Poland l. he
Ing continued slowly. there were
few new details of the eastern
campaign.
THE German military govern
mcnt oT Belgium denies officially
the report Of tile arrest at Brus-
sells Of Cardinal Mcrcicr on ac-
count OF u pastoral letter in
which the cardinal was said 10
hFNe advised Bclglans not 20
re- OgnlSc German authority.
England'S reply Ia Washing
toms rcmonstrancc against hrit-
ish interference with American
shipping will be- altogether con-
ciliaiory. according 10 London
dlspatrhcs, which Eny that np-
parently all danger OF frictiou
between the two nRtiOns Inns dl~-
appeared. England II willing 10
make All conversions which she
deems not in dircct conflict with
the interests of the allies, al
though " h believed she win NOT
rclinqulsh the right Ia scarch
kmrriran ships under exceptional
circumstances,
An official Turkish announce
ment make no mention at the
disastrous defeat Russia states
wns Inflicted Ou the Turkish
forces which invaded the Gnu
casts. The report speaks oi
minor Victories over the iisssinns
by Turkish forces which peic-
traicd nortilern Persia and OF an
Indccislyc naval hattie hctwc'u
Turkish and Russian wapslips In
the Black scn.
Activity OF Gcrnmny's zeppc'
Ilns along the F'tcDoh coast has
received coniesturc n 10 a posi-
HE raid ON EnTla by thess
huge air craft several of ~,
diriglbles are rC9orted 20 have
appeared near Di,nkirk apd aFs
then said Co have turned toward
the English coast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
Neutrality Observance Re.
quires That Federal Govern
ment Abstein From Probing
Any of Matters Presented by
Belligerent Nations While
War Is On.
WILSON TO USE WEIGHT
TO HALT SUCH TRAFFIC
President, While Unable to OBJ
tain Information Himself,
Willing to Place Influence
Against Despatch Any Eur
opean Shipment of Proven
Impropriety.

Washington. Jan. 5.--secretary
Bryan today informed Count Bern
storm. The German ambassador. that
the United states. in maintaining
strict neutrality must refrain from
officially investigating or comment
ing upon his charges that dum-dum
bullets were being furnished from
this country 10 The allies.
Secretary Bryan told the amhas-
sndor however, that Il he could fur
nish proof that Forbidden war ma
trcials were being shipped by Ameri-
can firms President Wilson would
use his influence to stop the traffic.
without involving legal oi nterna-
tional questions
In letter To- Count Bernstorff.
Secretary Bryan referred TO denluls
of American manufacturers 10 the
recent charge of dum-dum bullets
ana riot guns being furnished to the
allies. Tho letter follows;
~ have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt OF your note of the hth
ultimo. calling attention To fresh Vi
olations OF the Geneva convention. ~
we'll hs of section .. article 230 of
The Hague convention OF July 49,
1888. lay the British goVerament. In
the use OF dum-dum bullets.
II can assure your cXcellency that
! am not unmmdfui of the spirit in
which You bring to the attention of
this government he improper prac-
tices which are alleged 90 have oc-
CURED iu ;ho conduct of the present
war But while this government
may take these statements and
charges under consideration, II II. IN
/ It's ehort 90 maintain a strict neutral
/ ity In the present conflict. obliged
! 90 refrain from investigating their
truthfuiness or making any comment
{ IN regard To them
'The time viii come, however.
( whom the truth may be- imparially
I determined ard when tho judgment
of the world viii ne passed upon the
charges made by the various belllgpr-
ents of violations of the rules Of civ
| ili1ed warfare.
Your eNccllcncy also states that
/ the British government has ordered
3 from the Winchester Repeating Arms
company 10000 riot guns model
1897. and nny million 'huckEhot
I cartridges for use In such guns. This
department saw a published state
ment OF the Winchester company. the
correctness OF which the company
has confirmed 10 the department b,
telegraph In this statement the
company categorically denies that u
has received an order for such guns
and CARTRIDGES from. or mnde an,
sale OF such material 20 the British
government or a. any other govern
ment engaged In the present way.
Your excelloncy further calls at
tcntlon Co Information, the accuracy
OF which Is not doubted. that eigh
million cartridges ntted with mush
room bullets hnye been delivered
since October of last year by th'
Union Me;rnlc cartridge COMPANY
for the armament Of the Englisf
army
In reply I have the honor 10 re-
fer 10 the letter of December 10
.igil. of the bennington Arms Vnior
Continued ~ Page TMOO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
LAST FEDERAL TROOPS
LEAVING STRIKE ZONE

washington. Jan. THE last Of
The federal troops Ia Colorado are
beins Withdrawn from the strike
zone. Troops r ana r. Eleventh
cavalry. and troopS q and n. Eloy-
enth cavalry. left Trinidad last niEh'
for their home station az fort osie-
thorpe. Ga,
10 visit his home al chihuahua City.
The arsi troop train o. thena bear
ina a reported 5000 VILLA troops
arrived today al Juarcs The tfalns
as rapidly ~ thcy reach Juarcs Nlll
proceed from JuareH 20 cnaea ufas'aes'
whence the troops vii mAsfh over
hand into the western border stare
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
PREPARE FOR COMING
OF BELGIANs URGES
MISSOURI GOVERNOR

Jefferson city. Mo-. Jan. l.--dreater
activity on the part of the state I'M
mieratioa department IN preparation
for an innux of Immigrants a. a re-
sult Of the Europeon war. "a WofA-
mems compensation law snd the pur-
chase of thousand-acre farm TO -
worked by coavicts OF the state prison
were among the roforms advocated oy
Governor Elliott W. Major ~ his aa-
dress go the general assembly of MIS-
souri, today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07

Santa Re, y. NJ. Jan. state Sem
ator Lo.ds g. HfcId received 80.
automobile license this year To date,
more than 900 licenses have heen Is
sued bringing IN over sio,oOe in fees
to the secretary of state for transfer
Ca the roads funds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
VILLA EXPECTED TO REACH
JuARfZ FOR CONFERENCE

IN Paso. Tex, Jan l.--General
villa Is expected late today az the
border here where General scott,
chief Of tho United states army has
been waitinE three days 20 begin ne
gotlalisns with the Mexican chief re-
garding the adjustment Of border dit-
ncullics. villa delayed bis trip nerth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met M N a. m.
Philippine committee ooniin-
ucd hearings on the pending bin
aud decided to take testimony ON
the military importance OF She
islands.
The treasury department order
suspcading publication of mani
TESTS uf vessels for 80 days was
debated,
Hearings ON the mineral land
leasing bul wore begun before the
lands committee.
HOUSE.
Met nt noon.
The senRtos amendments To
the. lmmlgratioH bill were dis
cuHscd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-07

rolght and Friday fair no, much
thhnee IN tcmpefature. Local report
~ Maximum. toi minimum. 49, range,
2i. nt a. ~. ss; north Winds, clear.
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toOhtInucd on Page Two.j
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31
Mr.. 'FoRD's RETURN,

Henry Ford evidently overestimat-
ed the power of wealth and his own
power. He did not overestimate the
power of an idea. The impulse that
guided him on Ills expedition to Eu-
rope in the interest of peace was a
noble one. His enterprise has ended
in failure chiefly because, like most
impulses, it was the result of inspira.
tion rather than meditation. Yet the
vision upon which he acted could
have appeared only to a great and
generous soul. Disappointed as he
must, be, he need have no sense of
humiliation.
Probably if this non.of1icial mission
had been very carefully worked out
it would have accomplished little un.
der present conditions. As it was
It never had chance. Most of those
who responded to Mr.. Ford's hasty
invitations were not of a type to give
dignity to his purpose. Distinguished
men, and women who might have join.
ed him did not respond. Without
such support he found himself in
Norway the one object of interest in
party of bickerers and triAers.
A man less jealous than Mr.. Forc
would have seen in this abandonment
Of him by the cautious and discreet
an omen of disaster. To his indom,
liable will this was merely an obsta.
Gle to be overcome. We cannot doubt
that in many spheres his determine.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31
Forecast,
CABINET CRISIS.

The demand for a reconstruction Of
the AsQuith cabinet must be based
on one OF. two assumptions. Either
there is lot of genius running loose
in England which Mr.. Asquith has
failed to bring into the service of the
nation, or else Mr.. Asquith has failed
to energize the material he has al
hand. With regard to the first propo.
sition, it should be no;ed that the
present cabinet is a ministry Of all
the talents. The only Onlonist lead
er of note not included is Sir Ed
ward Carson, and he went out of the
cabinet as protest against present
methods. In backing Lloyd-George,
therefore, the movement has appar-
emily decided that what the cabinet
needs is reshuffling, with a man of
action at the head. 1t may very we'll
be that with Lloyd.George as premi.
er things would happen. The fact re.
mains, however, that Lloyd.George in
his own special department of mum.
tions has, by his own accounts, not
made huge success Of 1t. And the
reason cannot be that he has been
hampered by Mr.. AsQuith. Tae fact
is, of course, that the British cabinet,
in the face of task of unprecedent-
ed dimensions, has made blunders,
precisely as every other belligerent
government has blundered, not ex-
cluding Germany. These errors :lave
been in part avoidable, but for the
greater part inevitable. Lloyd.George
in Asquith's place might profit by his
predecessors experience, but no mir
acles of victory will be worked
through mere manipulation of cabi.
nets and premiers.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

A dispatch from Switzerland indt
Gates that the price Of American ex.
change in Europe shows its value
above other exchange. Perhaps when
European financiers see that American
exchange rules at 10 per cent premium
they may understand why the Ameri
can dollar is SO attractive that Amer
leans are constantly chasing Il
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

It might be worth while to try to
reduce automobile accidents by re.
moving all limit to speed. It may
have been noted by observing that
only slow or Notwithstanding We.
hicles knock down and kill people. The
fact is remarkable enough for psyche
logical analysis.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Doctor Rittman, the discoverer OF
the new chemical processes, insiste
that in the development Of the process.
ses commercially. no private concern
shall obtain any monopoly of the dis.
coveries for individual gain, but that
they shall be used solely for the bene.
At of the public. One scientific dis.
coverer with the right idea!
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Fears that the woman in politics
would forfeit customary chivalrous
consideration have been set at rest.
The feminine vote in Chicago is in
such demand that no man with grain
Of political sense will hesitate about
giving seat to lady in a street car
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

A naval commander who may find
himself inclined to sink 3 ship should
carefully read up on international law
before doing so. In the meantime the
ship may get away, thus saving trou.
BILE for all concerned.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

A boat from France to England, &C.
cording to a recent report was loaded
with buyers from this country who
were abroad getting new styles. Not
even submarines and cannon can keep
the American woman away from the
latest in millinery and gowns.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

ton would have triumpaed in spite of
all iscouragements, but in this in
stance the task was superhuman.
Mr.. Ford has failed, not because
he was wrong, but because he was
right at the wrong time and in the
wrong way
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

A facetious automobile owner calls
his car the "Jug'or.not," as It Is a
question, when he starts out to smash
the speed laws, whether he will land
In the "jug" or not
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Probably not before day or two
previous ato=the millennium will some
parents cease to let their children use
revolvers for playthings l. 4.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

The annual announcement Of peach
crop failure serves to heignten the
mystery as to where the ever reliable
supply Of canned peaches comes from.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

A Philadelphia youth refused to take
q dare and drank quart Of whisky.
All he proved was that 1t was fatal to
aim In that quantity.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

An interesting study Of the relation
Of corpulence to genius would be more
convincing If 1t established q more
certain relation between poets and
food. ..-....
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Paterfamilias and other fur bearing
animals may not be heartbroken to
learn that the war has almost demol.
ished the fur trade.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

One OF the moves toward conserving
the national food supply naturally will
be to take steps to prevent prisoners
OF war from overeating.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

It Is rather unkind to poke fun at a
Turk for having harem. He has to
pay all the bills and in the long run
Is not to be envied.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

The magnitude of events prevents
this years announcements of fruit
crop failures from receiving the US.
ual consideration as calamity news.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

An investigating committee appoint
cd to probe old man Neptune would
find no small evidences Of naval graft
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

When imagination fails in all other
directions, the boys start a new one
On dumdum bullets. They just must
do something.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Judge Gary advises young men to
stick to the Golden Rule, although Eu.
rope is giving just now a fine demon.
stration of how not to do II.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

1t Is about stand.off as to whether
a man on submarine or one with q
Job on Zeppelin is the poorer risk
for life insurance company.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Society women in New York are
taking boxing lessons from profes'
sional pugilists. Jolts for women!
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

The demon vodka" and the demon
absinthe" apparently are easier to get
rid of than the demon rum"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Ship-sinking is now classed as the
most expensive and least amusing
form of outdoor sport.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

II a woman snaps both her eyes and
her fingers and stamps her feet, count
them signs of coming storm.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

The kaiser says actors make good
soldiers. They should be strong on
long marches and half rations.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

Baggage smashers demand square
trunks, feeling competent to round on
the corners themselves.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31

One of the attractions of the base
ball fan Is that he does not talk about
the war Ia Europe
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-31
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LOCAL WEATHER BULLETIN.

For the "a hours ending at 700 p.
M, Dec. 80, 1915:
Temperature at 700 a. m. ..... 4
Temperature at 1900 p. M. ...... 6
Highest temperature ............ 8
Lowest temperature ........:::... 2
Precipitation ................... .Ol
Highest wind velocity ....... 22-N
Forecast.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Friday, rising tempera-
ture Friday.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Section Director