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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
GOVERNOR URGES
EXPANSION OF THE
NATIONAL GUARDS
Tells Conference at Salt Lake
City That the Guard System
Should Be Basis Of Our Ma
tional Defense.
AZ rrt .ssoe,Afss -s,ss

salt Lake CITY, Utah. Aug. 2f.-
Governor William 9. sproul. Of Penn
sylvania. was the principal speaker to-
day at the closing session of the gov
ernors' conference. Speaking ON "E.x-
pansion of the national guard system
as haais Of national defense" Gov
crnor Sproul urged that the RETURNED
soldiers be enlisted IN the guard Ia
form the defense reserve OF the mill
taTy forces.
The governor said he had already
hcgun to put this theory into practice
In Pennsylvania and that the Euard
can be made one of the most Elective
forces with which 20 combat the un
res; of today. FOR the knowledge ~
radicals that tho there exists such a
prepared and trained force would be
a strong deterrent 10 start trouble.
Governor lHuthcrgcr OF Utah was
chosen a member OF the executive
committee OF the conference for 1890
az an .CKccutivr sension. Governor
Roberthon of oklahoma. and Governor
Sproul Of rrnnyiVanln, are the Other
members OF the executive committee
Governor Townsend OF Delaware. WA
elected treasurer and NJ. G. Riley wa
reelected secretary.
The three members OF the executive
committee will choose their chairman
and select thu 1899 meeting place.
The governors today visited the COP
/ pc rmines at bingham, tah, ana to
night leave Tor three days tour O
| Yellowstone rark,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

While no announcement regarding
the movement of the American forces
was made. there were indications
that the Mexican protest would no,
hasten their Withdrawal The troops
went In on a hot tral" and were not
expected to return untl the bandits
either had been captured OF the trail
had become cold
The statement as received here to-
day from Mexico Ciiy and submitted
10 the state department follows.
Two aviators OF the army OF the
uniied States, through error. 50 they
state, flew over our territory. land
ing approximately ii2 kilOmeters 20
the south OF the frontier. where they
were captured by band OF twc.,ly
bandits. They have now been liber-
ated.
Some troops Of the eighth caval-
~ - 'ha iiai'ed Siates crossed the
frontier In pursuit. of the outlaws.
The department Of foreign relations
gave instruoticns at once to our en-
bassy IN Washington TO make apprO.
pirate representations. protesting and
requesting the immediate Withdrawal
of'the invading trOors-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
little Prospect
for Lower Cost of
Copper Production

h hhee. ARR. Aus. .l.--littio pros
I'd for lower cost Of copper pro-
Ictiop lon the warren district is held
/ loo "a recent survey which shows
continuing nscendancy In cost Of ev-
4. .thing going into production of cop
h which already has reached an IN
|nnse af % 10 500 per cent since
Ia with the exception ot cement
hioh has Increased only slightly, eV-
kthlng which enters iniu the indus
Il has increased.
|Fuei oil uf which nine carloads e
|y are used. has advanced 9o aer
|ni Coal has Increased lon 10 500
r cent Coke has gone up - per
|nt Dynamite and powder are -
II cent higher than Boo 1914, though
one time during the war the IN
"ascd cost was 1870 per cent one
the large companies uses ls',oOO
lnds OF dynamite u month
Timber Is costing twice what u did
lat4 and nvc To six million feet is
= monty requirement steel ~ up
10 per cent Mining tools are cost
Ig from 100 To- goo per cent more and
|rctrical machinery is up 300 To 500
.r cent, Freight rates have gone NJ
/ per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
FOUR GERMANS ARE
WOUNDED IN CLASH
WITH AMERICANS
Sailors at Baltic Sea Port Quarrel
at q Dance and Come 10 Blows
in the Streets on the Following
Day.

Copenhagen. Aug. 2i--Coliislons
between German and American sail
ors on Tuesday at Ncufahr- wasser re-
suited In wounding Of several civil.
ians and one German seaman. ac-
cording 10 Danzig disDntche- received
today. Neufhr-wasser Is four miles
north Of DnHzig.
The disorders grew out OF quar-
rel In a dance hail Monday night. ac-
cording to these dispatches. which
was continued IN the streets after the
sailors left the dance hall and return
ed to their ship. the destroyer Hale.
on Tuesday Eeamen on leave from
the German cruiser Frankfort came
to blows with American sailors and n
is said civilians also attacked the
Americans
The Americans. supported hy
French seamen from the destroyer
Claymorc. charged the crowds. shots
are said to have been fred from the
Claymore. wounding four Germans
slightly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON BILL FOR FINE
AND IMPRISONMENT
FOR PROFITEER|NG
Assessment of $1,000 and Sen
tence of Two Years Provided in
Measure That Will Come Up
in House Tomorrow.
CONGRESSMAN ATTACKS
PALMER s DEPARTMENT
Declares Congress Should Refuse
TO Stand for Laxity and In
efficiency Of Certain Members
Of the Cabinet.

Washington. Aug 2i.--Amendments
to the food control act imposing a
$4,000 fine and Imprisonment Of two
yeprs OF profitcerins were ordered
favorahly reported today by the house
agriculture committee
Tho legislation was proposed by
Attorney General Palmer and extends
the terms Of the act to include among
the nst ~ necessities wearing ap-
parel containers OF food feed or
fertilizers fuel oil and natural gus
The amendment granting priCe-fiN-
inE power 10 President Wilson was
eliminated upon suggestion Of tho
attorney general who told the COM
mtttee Yesterday such power was
"inappiicable In IN. present fight
against high prices"
Retailers. previously exempted.
now ARE liuhle to prosecution for vlo-
lations. but farmers ana farmers CO.
operative associations are exempted.
The amendment probably will be
considered hy the house tomorrow
Representative MacCrnte. r-publl-
can. New York. In statement today
explaining MS resolution calling for
an explanation Of the activities today
explaining his resolution calling FOR
m explanation Of the activities Of the
department Of Justice under the food
laws. sn!d. congress must refuse to
submit t. graceful buntering In iis
own meeting place to cover iaSity and
inefhci"ncy of members OF The cab
met.
Tho thick hide OF food manipula.
tors carnot be pierced hy polished
shafts of rhetoric hurled from higf
I places" he said Prison fare 10 IN,
only food that will nourish their al
most dead sense Of concern Tor fellow
L men"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
GEN. D|CKMAN N
MARTA TO GO-OVER
BORDER SITUATION
Meets Col. Langhorne, Command
er Of Big Bend District, But Is
Not Expected to Go to the
River Bases. ~

Maria. Tex Aug. 2l.---Maior Cen
eral JOSEPH t. Dickman. commander
OF the southern department. arrived
here today from Eagle Pass. where he
mas been maklna an Inspection OF tho
border troops between Marfu and San
Antonio
While here. Gen. Dickman will dis
euss with Col. George T. IAnghorne,
commander OF the Big Bend district.
the situation tina. has developed from
the capture or the two American avi-
niors. i.ieutenants Harold @. Peter
son aud Paul H. Davis. by Mcxi,nu
bandits.
While there were no announcement
made OF Gen. Dickman's plans g. la
not expected that he win go 20 the
river bases
Upon the arrival OF The train ffrr
san Antonio, with Gen. Diftman
aboard. the eighth cavalry's mountod
band started PLAYING as Il mar he'd
down the railroad track. the horse
keeping step 20 the music.
The department commander was
met by Col. IhnEhorne and his STAFF.
lie was escorted TO the coloncra
home in tho camp by a cavalry
squadron under the command OF Cant.
H. H. Kloepfer This squadron In :
ciudes Troop M. which crossed into
Mexico twice this year. kilies five
bandits and was complimented for IS
work by Secretary Of War Baker vino
was passing through here enroute 10
San Antonio.
While here. Gen. Dickman viii be
the guest OF Col. Ianghorne who Is
/ directing the operations OF the eighth
| cavalry and thR fifth caVairy troCus
+ In Mexico.
CitixNus pf Maria and officers re-
mainin, IN camp here will give a re-.
ception for Gen. Dickman tonight
! during hand concert on n gallery
/ overlooking ihe Officers homes
n is believed that the general may
return To Han Antonio tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
- va aaaorlarra rsrss

Washington, Aug. 2i.# President
Wilson has not On" power to declare
peace bN proclamation, nor could h"
consent In any circumstances to tuk"
such course prior to the ratification
Of formal treaty OF peace hN the
senate.
The president 80 wrote scnat Fail
TODAY in answer to one nf the twenty
written questions The senator present
rd at the White House conference.
1cNt of Answer.
The presidents letter follows;
Mr. Dear scnator Fnll. You lcft
yesterday In my hands certain written
questions which promised YOU I
would answer am Fastening To ful-
ull that promise
feel constrained to say in reply to
your first question not only that In
my Judgment have not the power hy
proclamation To declare that peace
eNis's. but that | could I'm no Circun
stances consent TO take such "a course
prior TO the ratification Of formal
treaty of peace. ! feel. 10 duo 20 per-
feet fruukncss 10 say that h would N
my opinion put stain upon our ma
tinnal honor which We never could
efface. ~ after sending our men to tn,
battlefield 10 fight the common cause,
We should rhandon our associates In
the war In the settlement Of the terms
Of peace and dissociRte ourselves
from an responsibility with regard {,
those terms.
respectfully suggest that having
said this, I have In effect answcre,
also YOUR second. third aud tuurtl
questions so far as | myself am con
rerncd
: myself am concerned Permit M,
to answer Nour ufth question hN saN
L.. .a.r.s. L.. 100 HaH 8
. to which you refer opernt" merely q
/ establish peace between the power
ratifying. ana that ~ ls questionable
whether II can he said that the leagul
| of nations Is In any true sense create
/ by the association Of only three of tn
allied and associated governments.
Itcduce Living cost.
IN reply 10 your sixth question.
can only express the confident opin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Motorcycle
|SDeedSter Halted
by CIoudburst

Il ingstnn. AriX. Aug. sl.Ha Erwin g.
er OF Indianapolis. better known
i"Cannon Balr Hlket. WIS caught
H. oioudhurst I'm Nelgo canyon, west
Flagstaff on Monday and lost so
ch time he was compelled to give
the trip in which he was attempt
to lower ihu coast iu coast moor
J. rrrurd
Ifnker will return tu los Angeles
II make nuuih,r start boz du effort
lower The present record of seven
~ and 10 hours. established hy the
|. \. q Hrdcllr of New Hampshire.
viii look over The ruads between
f. and Albuquerque before return
\ tn make new START iu Sepiem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
President Replies to Twenty
Questions of Senator Fall
Tells Mexico He Does Not Have Power to Declare
Peace by Proclamation Nor Could He Consent in ANY Ccum
Take Such Course Prior TO Ratification of Forma
Treaty.

ion that the immediate adoption Of
IN, treaty. along with the articles OF
tho covenant OF the ,cugue as written,
would certainly within the near fu-
uure reduce tho cost Of living Ia this
country Hs elsewhere, hy restoring
production and commerce TO Their
normal strength and freedom.
For your convenience, viii NUM-
her the remaining paragraphs OF TINS
letter as the qu, stiOns to which theN
are Intended Co reply ns renumb"red.
Seven: ! have had no official in
formation ns 10 whether Norway.
sweden. Denmark. Holland or swift
etuidn will Join the league
Eight. I answered your eighth
question IN reply 20 q question asked
me nt our conference the other. tIhis
question referred TO licensing OF CA
ports to GermanN),
Nine: In February. 1871 Spain
WIS requested to take charge oi
American interests la Germany
through her diplomatic ana consular
rrpr, y, natives uud no Other ar
rungemcnt has since been made.
Ten: The committee 90 prepare
plnns Tor the organization of the
league. for the establishmcnt Of the
s,at OF the league. ana for the pro
coedings Of the rrst meeting Of the
hfHfnlhlN uHN N''N Hll'ihA'NH NNA N''
not reported.
CONVEYS No TitIs.
I Eleven. Artclo iiS OF the peac'
/ treaty part " under which Germany
] renounces an her rights 10 TERRITORY
formerly belonging to herself or q
hor allies was understood 80 far ai
sp cial provision was not made In th'
treaty Itself for ~ dispoEition, u
constituting the principal allied an'
associated powers the authority h
which such disposition should al
umatcly be determined, Il convey
no title TO those powers. but mcrel
cntrusts tho disposition Of the terri
tory In question to their decision.
Twelve: Germany'a renunciaiol
IN favor OF the principal allied am
associated power OF her rights an
titiea 60 her overseas as meant sim
IGontinrp.l an flnasp .n1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
lzONA STOCKMAN
BAYS KENYON BILL
WOULD Be HARD ON
CATTLE RA|SERS
Dry w. Lynch Testifies Meas.
re Is Entirely Destructive, and
With Falling Prices Would
ripple Us Further"
Rs BIG PACKERS
PAY HIGHEST PRICES


fashinEon. Aug 2l.-- Livestock
'ucers object to legislation pro-
/ ng strict regulation Of the pack
Industry. Henry ". Lynch, repre-
. ing California ana Arizona stock
II. told the senate agriculture COM
ee today.
Ne feel that the packing industry
b. marketing end Of our business. ~
said and that the Kenyon hill
ld tend TO demoralize and hamp-
j. The hlll is entirely dcsiruc-
and at present with prices fail
ON our steers. ii Will cripple us
/ bier
Suppose evidence here showed
during the last wear they hoard
Ihides Tor higher prices. Would
think then they needed regula-
20 asked senator Smith. demo
l. Georgia.
don't know much about that
5Nell, suppose u appeared that the
had combined 10 control the
e. paid Tor livestock. Would you
b. them regulated 80
|Yes. certainly" Lynch said. lie
led that the idea In the Kenyon
seemed 10 be TO build up the
u independents al the expense oi
iarEer packers which. he said
4 ld he had because the larger con
b., BY utilizing by products, could
more FOR live cattle and yet sell
n cheaper.
'liut DO they DO so" asked Senator
iaworth republican. New York
Yes. ~ the coast"
/ lewis II. Harvey, Of Jacksonville
.rtdn repre,sutine the Southern
olesiie frocerE association. ap.
red In behalf Of the kenyon bill
said the dominance OF the five bis
fcrs was founded ON their pos
ON Of certain economic al
IsArcs. not their efficiency an,
a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Nomination of
Palmer Confirmed
Through an Error

Washington. Aus. 81 Confirmation
Of A Mitchell Palmer. 10 be attorney
F-aeral was made Yesterday hy the
senate through mistake, u was dis
covered TODAY. and the action may be
rerousidCrcd.
when the executive session Of the
senate began Yesterday a hong list OF
nominations uf postmastcrs was Hcnt
to tho pr,Mding officers desk
\ motion that they be approved
without reading was adopted, BN mis-
take the nomination of Mr. Palmer
was included, but this was not discov-
cred until today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Mob Shoots Negro;
Attacked Woman

InulHbuTE \, . Aug7 2l.-Walter
Elliott. a negro. VINO Is alleged 20
have assaulted farmers wife. was
shot 20 death last night by a mob
which hter carried the body to the
scene OF the crime and swung II to "a
tree In "A country church yard.
The mob took the negro from
Sheriff kearncy, two miles from here
while on his way 10 jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Mexican Bandits
Who Robbed Sailors
Reported Executed

galveston. TeNas, aug. - Seven Of
the Mexican bandits who robbed alil-
ors from the United States rrulapr
Cheyenne OF Tampico last month.
have been Hpprchcnded and put To
death hN the tarrnnzit authorities. ac-
cording To an official report from
General Pueblo Gonzales to Mexican
consul Meade ficrro here. made pub
hc today. The report states the han
dts had property OF the sailors In
their possession.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Strikers Stone
Street Cars in
Los Angeles

Los NnT0IHH, NUE. II" IIHiurhnn0-
es approaching riots. which began
lnst night la connection with the
strike uf platform men % the Los
Angeles Railway Company. continued
today Five hundred sympathizers
assembled ON Central avenue. blocked
he passage of cars, ieered and stoned
the crews ANA had to be dispersed BY
the police.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Soldier ConfeSSeS
That He Killed
His Step-Father

Dubuque. Ia, Aug 2i-- James
Townsend. 20. returned soldier. has
con fessed that he murdered his step
father. r. Trees. early Friday and
threw his body In the Mississippi
river according TO the police Mrs
Trees. in u statement 90 the nuthori-
ties. declared her husband was insane
pnd that Townsend killed him when.
she said. he made an attempt To
assault her two daughters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Ranch Owner
Is Killed When
Mule Runs Away

Pueblo. colo. Aug 2t.-N T. Null
I'm. thirty years old. ranch owner
northwest Of here was killed yester-
day afternon when run over by a
corn cutter \ mule hitched TO the
cutter ran away aud Mullin was
drown under the machine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
STATE DEPARTMENT DECLARES
NO ANSWER To CARRiNzA'S
REQUEST WILL Be MADE TODAY
Mexican Protests Against Our Troops Entering
Southern Republic VIII Not Hasten With
drawal, II Is Indicated-To Continue Hunt
While "Trail Is Hot"

Washington Aug. 2Proests the entry American
troops Mexico search of bandits who held
officers for together with request
immediately made department today BY this Mexican
ambassador.
The ambassador acted instructions from government
was announced a the state department that the
wou bc made cd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
FRUIT GROWERS AGENT
is INDICTED IN OHIO

Cleveland, o.. Aug. si.---ueorge
McWiiliams. local representative OF
the california Fruit Growers assncln-
lion was Indicted today, charged with
violation OF the state antitrust law.
ry The grand jury investigating. alieg-
ed food profteerlng In clevelend,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
110 MISSING AFTER
JAP TRANSPORT SINKS

London. Aug 2lf--The Japanese
transport shiliki Maru struck a rock
and foundered on August ii, south OF
SnncgH shtma. according to n Nhga-
sakt dispatch received by Lloyds.
one hundred ana ten ~ those on
board are reported missing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
GnEY CONIING TO U. 5.

London. Aug 2i.-V Viscount Grey.
tho now British ambassador 10 the
United States. viii saii for New York,
September Is, it Is announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
cINNT AInPI.NNr LosT.

Paris Aug 2i.-Thc French uir-
plane Cola ,, missing since q icfi
Mogudor. Morocco. FOR baknr last
SATURDAY, generally was given up ar
lost today. u carried eight passen-
uYra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
IEXICO ASKS THE u. S. TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
Caoaky Continues Hunt for Bandits
Another American
Aviator Believed
Lost in Mexico

. ~ Centre. CANT. Aug. 2i.-
= ilcutenants q. W pardy and 4
. i. Mclaughlin flyirg army
. planes aud each carrying nn oh
. server alighted here today 4
. preparatory To- "a search for I
y l.seutnnt Waterhousc. who they I
y said had been missing from 4
. Rockwell Field. Lieutenant 4
. Wuterhouse was last seen nt 4
. $50 Wednesday afternoon at 4
. JHcumDn Springs
. All three uNiators are mem
. bers Of the Ninth Aero squadron 4
. assigned to border patrol. The
. two who arrived today would Y
= not hazard an opinion ns to 4
. whether Lieutenant Wnterhouse
. had descended In Mexico. but q 4
. was understood that they plan 4
ned to search on both sides OF
. the international line,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Martial Law in
Effect in Hungary,
Latest Report

Copenhagen. Aug. 2l,- Martial
law has been proclaimed throughout
Hungary says budapest dispatch
dated Wednesday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
TRAIL
COMPANIONS OF
z MEN CAPTURED
BY CAPT. MATLACK
Pursuit Takes Our Troops Over
Mountain Peaks, Down Steep
Slopes and Into Winding Long
Winding Valleys.
AvIAToRs PERFORMING
HAZARDOUS STUNTS
One Flies Down Narrow Canyon
TO See If Bandits Are Concealed
Under Shelving Rock-Another
in Hail Storm.

Mnrfn, Texas aug. 2i.-As soon aH
II was sufficiently light this morning 10
follow the trails. the American punt
tive expedition in Mexico took up the
the border. one column picked up the
hot trail OF two bandits believed to
have been companions Of the two ban
dts cupturcd lrtc Yesterday hy capt
Leonard MatlHck.
According to an unofficial report
brought to the liio Grandc last night
the pursuit IN continuing over noun
tain peaks. down steep slopes and
through tiny mountain valleys. whore
springs irrgate little grazing patches
Of the mountain farmers.
by sunrise airpianes lett the ground
here Tor Preside. sixty miles south.
whore a flying field base FOR the eN-
pedition has been established.
CaVnlry Continues Search.
Landing there and getting gasoline
ard oil the airplanes flew across the
ltio Grande over Palisades near OIL
naga, along the Conchos river valley
to pick up the trails The cavalry ro-
sumed itH WORK Of scouting Cavalry
columns are searching out every can
4 ven which could possibly he the hid
ing place OF the bandits
The work OF the aNiatora is conHid.
cred extremely dangerous. hecnuss
there are few landing places in Mexico
| II is necessary to fly close To tn,
ground. where the bandits may am
/ bush the avintors as they did Tuesday
I Filters returning long after dark las
night to headquarters here. reporte,
many narrow escapes.
one aviator had flown down q mar
row canyon under shelving rock e
see " bandits were finding conceal
I nent from uviators under a shelf An
other came m with his face covered
bN rcd hlutrhes, caused by driVini
through a hail storm In Mexico az higl
speed, the hailntones hruiaing him.
Garry News To Troops.
AViuturs located an American col
umns In Mexico Yesterday. The flier
also found the Mexican federal coiuml
under Gen. Antonio Pruonda. nca
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New York. Aug. si.--Bar silver.
liA.
"copper" and iron unchanged.
cad firm: spot ts.70; September
|s0m6.iO.
'ipciter quiet. East 81 Louis spot
'B5 asked; september f7.72.
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IN rrUIY To Your aINTn VUVNIlon7 7
can only express the confident opin-
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Chicago -t'helce sfe.st % sfs.76.
medium, fiz.'s - {It4s. ftereipis.
$500.
Denver sis.oo to sis.as. Ilscelpla.
$500.
Kansas cisy sig.as to sis.ss. Rs.
celpia. s,ooo.