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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
BARBED WIRE
FENCE ON BORDER



Phoenix. Ariz. Scut "A meeting
attended hy the civil ana military au-
thorlucs and American and Mexican
cHtucmcu VIII bc called at Nogalcs.
Arizona, within the next two weeks 10
lhy plans Tor "a campaign against the
growing amount Of cattle stealing
which ~ reported from border points.
Announcement to this effect was
made here today by Edward Stoph-
ems, secretary uf the state livestock
sanitary board. following consider
alton of the great number uf COM
plants against the thcfts h,ed In his
ofiCc. Mr. stephens b. % the opinion
tina. the rustliug may eventually lead
to annual complications, Border cat
tlomcn say, according 10 stephens
that AmcrIoa"- are doing as much OF
the cattle stealing us the MeNicanH.
u IN the custom uf the Americans to
stage raids In retaliation for the dcp-
rcuatluns OF the MeNicans. the Ameri-
can policy being TO steal twice the
number of cattle from the AlcNicau
herds as the latter rusticrs nave
taken from the north side OF the line
colonel Ctrnahan, IN command OF
the regular army at Nugules. Is taking
q hand iu the matter ana has suggest
eo the construction OF high fence
Of barbrd wire along the whole Sec
ton OF the border which is affected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
ALLIES DRAW UP
AN ULT|MATUM TO
THE RUMAN|ANS
Envoy Of Supreme Council win
Deliver Note That VIII Be
couched in Drastic Terms
Threaten to End Relations.

Paris Sept. s.-Thr supreme coun
ell today decided 10 send an ultima
tum to the Rumnnian government re-
garding her course IN Hungary.
The ultlmntum. curched Ia drastic
terms and with a time limit. Will be
delivered bv an envoy OF the council
Should Rumanin refuse 10 comply
with tho terms within a given time
diplomatic relations will cease and
the allied envoy will bring away with
him from Bucharest the allied diplo-
matte representatives there
The text OF tho ultlmatum will not
bc given out until u Ia delivered TO
Rumania. II In understood. however
that II will deal mainly with the SUBJ
iect OF reparation and the evponation
OF Hungary by the Rumaninn army
With regard to repnratlon. the al
lies. II is indicated. vii Insist thar
Rumania recognize that all goods.
rolling stock. ets-. requisitioned bv
the Rumanlan army IN Hungary. must
he handed over 20 the allies 20 be
distributed among the states having
claims against Hungary in a proper,
ton 20 be assigned by the peace con-
ference. Rumania must undertake to
pay the allies for such redrigitloned
material. foodstuffs. etc. an she IL un-
able to return.
The envoy has not bcen selected
hut u IN believed he will be a French
man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
CHEMISTS PRAISED
FOR THEIR WAR WORK

Philadelphia. Sepif 3-Iflrh tribute
was paid to the chemists OF America
for the important part they played in
the success OF the war by Newton T.
Baker. secretary Of war in an address
today at the fifty-oighih annual con-
vention Of the American Chemical SO
ciety here.
Secretary Baker deplorej the terri
BILE waste et war, but declared him
self ready TO repeat the last two years
n II again became necessary for tho
existence Of liberty.
While comoarisons are impossible.
do not believe any profession con-
trihuted a larger proportion OF its
members to the military service. or
did greater work In war time" Sec
rctary Baker said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
FIXING OF PRICES
OF COAL AND OIL
IN THE LEASING
BILL DEFEATED
Senate Rejects Amendment Of
fered by La Follette That
Would Have Vested Authority
in the President.
sMooT DECLARES THE
PLAN Is UNwORKABLE
Lenroot Also Denounoes 1t ~
Further Perpetuating the
Control Of the Standard Oil
Company" Over Product.

Washington. Sept S.--An amend
ment to the land Irasing bill which
would have authorized tho president
TO Fix and control the prices OF coal.
oil and other products derived from
government lands leased under the
measure was rejected today by the
senate. IS to 10. 4; was offered hy
senator l.afoilette. republican. Wis
consin. and met strong opposition
from western senator's
Senator Smoot. republican. Utah.
said the plan was unworkHblc while
senator LonrDut. republican. Wiscon
sin. declared the amendment would
further perpotuate the control OF the
standard on company" and would
result IN fixing the price of oil re-
fined by IT. dependents while the
standard on company would so
free"
Senator P.ttman. democrat. said
that while willing to grant the presi-
dent power TO fiX prices. IL necessary.
the effect Of this amendment would
he To- control the price OF only one
tenth OF the oil produced In this conn
Try.
senator Lafollette In urging the
amendment. again nssailed the Stand
ard on company. and said that unless
nono steps were taken to control
prices. the public eventually would
demand that action be directed even
against the standard Oii company and
The other monsters thar have this
country by the throat
SCrator Lafulletic. continuing his
attack on the oil interests. charged
that the standard on company and -
associates Hrc eNerting ur trying to
exert influence on the senate" to OBJ
tain speedy ratification OF the peace
freufk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
Socialists Sing
Revolutionary Ode
in Their Meeting


Chicago. sept S.--An appeal was
issued today inviting all elements or
radicals to unite under the banner OF
the new communist labor party, which
Was organized yesterday. In response
to the invitation, the ultra-radical
group OF socialists known as commun-
ists, ana consisting largely OF the for
cign- language declarations, sent COM
mittcc to confer with the new ponti-
cul party 10 ascertain " tho two fac
lions might unite IN one body.
a split in the ranks OF the ultra
radical communists has developed
over the question OF program ana pol
icy. Alexander Stocklitzy. secretary
Of the Russian socialist federation Is
leadiug "A faction when demands tina &
another parry hc formed based on
BolAheVist principles. while the fac
ton LED by Dents Batt, OF Detroit, Ia
yorH fusion with the communist labor
party.
the communist labor party dele
gates sang social revolutionary song,
Tor an hour before getting down %
business today. one OF the songs was
THE Gene Dchs Gang" OF which
the words OF the refrain are;
Glorious, glorious. we u make the
Bolshevik victorious.
Han TO the piutes, they are MAX
ing more Of u5.
an"
Another song ran;
An who uEht and Justice seek,
"iiuust your hondH, no longer weak
Unite aud ioln the nolsheyik,
Rise. rise. ris.'.
The new communist labor party de-
voted the morning session to perfect
ing the deai,s OF its organization and
program
Delegates attending the convention
OF the national socialist party oi
parent body. were occupied with com
mittee work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
STRIKE TIES UP CARS
AT COLUMBUS, o

Columbus. o.. sopt. 3.--COlumbua
awOko this morning to iiud an uneN-
pected strike of motormen ana con
ducturs ON lts street car lines. Thous-
ands uf workers were forced 10 walk
or ride To work ON wagons ana
trucks
The strikers later announced thar
demands were made on the company
FOR back pay granted them by the
war labor board more than a ycar
ago. the closed shop, an eight hour
day and hfty-five cents an nour for
first three months ana sixty AM
siNty-nve cents Tor the next two
Months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03

Chicago -cholcn. fie|eo 10 Iitoo.
medium. fil.se % 1is'pe. fsee|plt
~. 700.
kansas ,i5.io 10 tis.ee. ne.
ceiptn. $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
WOMAN TESTIF|ES
I.W.W. FOES DROVE
HER SON TO DEATH
Witness in Arizona Cases Says
She Saw 60 Men Take Part in
Deportations But Is Able TO
Identify Only -Four.


Douglas. Ariz. sept. g. Mrs. Nancy
Thomas, Of Monne Tcrro. Mo, oc-
cupicd the stand as witness for the
state during the entire session OF the
local justice court yesterday after
noon In the Joint preliminary hearing
Of 200 Douglas and Bisbeo citizens
charged with KIDNAPPING FOR their al
legged part In the deportahons that
followed the l. w. ". strike in the
Warren copper mining district Two
years ago.
Mira Thomas was resident OF
IIakervillc. Arizona. three miles south
OF Bisbce. during the deportationa
one OF her sons. Henry. was among
the 100 men deported on July L..
1917 by the citizens dcputizsd 10y
Sheriff Harry G. Wheeler Later,
Henry Thomas was killed while serv-
inR with the American forces IN
France.
bitterness against an OF the de-
PENDANTS In the deportation cases.
whom she charged with driving her
boy to his death. was frequently
voiced by the witness. From the
opening Of cross examination by W.
n burgess. of ~ insu. chief counsel
FOR the defendants. Mrs Thomas
started 10 crumhlc. OF the siNty-siN
men whom ahe testified 10 having
seen taking part IN Tie dcpotbiilpnS'
the witness could identity but four
Her memory appeared to have been
affected by her sorrow over the death
OF her son. and men whom she said
she had known Intimately Tor several
years she did not recognize whcd con-
iruntCi by them.
Al the conclusion Of her cross eX-
animation. during which she was
given opportunities 10 explain many
OF the variations In her testimony.
Mrs Thomas was excused after the
county attorney waived redirect eN-
animation. Mrs. Thomas was expect
ed to have proved one Of the states
most importaut Witnesses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
AUTOS EXPOSED
TO The WEATHER
L. 3. Hoiin IinsnErans 0f Afachlncs at
Army CinnTrs

Washington. sept. 3.-Hundredr %
automobiles, many Of them uncraied.
abird. Paitimorc, since last February,
awaiting sale by the government. the
special house war investigating COM
mlttee WIS told today by Major r. s.
y. Evans, stationed at the Baltimore
camp.
Asked by Chairman Reavis. Me-
hrnska, how many automobiles were
exposed at the camp, Evans said
t.O00 were uncratcd and 1000 others
were In pine crates. Delivery OF
trucks ana pleasure cara from the fac
tories continued until i've months ago.
Evans said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
DOPE SMUGGLERS
HELD AT BORDER
Man and wife Believed Head oT
Gang.

Douglas. Ariz. sept. g. Believed
by the authorities to be members of
d ring uf dope" smugglers. T. H.
Morcc and wife were arrested by fed
Sial officers at the local customs
housc late last Night and are now
confined In the branch county ia 20.
unable TO furnish bonds.
quantity OF morphine valued at
ti2OO was found In possession OF tho
pair.
Mrs. Morce crossed the intcrnation-
al line here into Aqua Pricu undn'
"a passport bearing the name of
Thompson. and said by department
of justice agents to be one OF many
aliases of the couple.
Morec and the woman have been
under surveillance by federal officers
for some time. tntil recently me
pair made their headquarters at Bis
bee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
cARRANzA CAVALRY
SENT AFTER VILLA

~ ppsu, TeN.. sept g.. Currauza
cavalry troops have been dispatched
from chihuahua city toward piinugn
In AN effort 10 intercept Ilipolito VII
las command of 100 Villa rebels re-
ported To- he marching southwest from
l'alomHs, southeast of Oiinaga. to Join
hts brother Francisco villa In north.
cru purango MeNtcan federal Of.
fictnls announced here today.
Hipolitu villa has been hiding In
the piinHga district since the attack
on Juarez, June IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE
OF ACTORS is NEAR

New York. Sept 3.--Settlcment OF
the actors strike within twenty four
hours was confidently predicted today
by members OF the Actors Equity as
ISOLATION.
Il was reported that the Managers
association by a vote Of 3g 20 8 decid-
ed last night 10 accord recognition TO
the Actors Equity association. the
the principal point at issue, and that
the Actors Fidelity league. the rival
Of the Equity association, had tenn
porarily ceased It's campaign for
membership
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
WILSON TO STOP ONLY
ONE DAY IN FRISCO

san Francisco. Sept. 3.--Or ac-
count of his engagement 10 review the
new Pacific fleet al Seattle. september
10, and the necessity Of his being
back In Washington September 30.
President Wilson will remain but one
day. September IS, In san Frrncisco
instead of two. as previously planned.
according TO a telegram received
her today from Ioseph 4. Tumully.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
HARRISON HECENTfY WENT
TO KoiiEA fgtO,f JAPAN

: ChlCnE0- 1N0n7- I7-|WIIH1m- T707T0n
Harrison and wife are supposed 70 be
Ia Korea. where Il was reported to-
day Chicago woman was wounded
In a bomb explosion nt Seoul A let
ter received here yesterday at the
home OF Carter n. Harrison, former
mayor aud brother Of W. p. Harrison.
stated that Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
we're going from Japan to Korea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
CONFERENCE ON STEEL
DISPUTE TOMORROW

Washington, Sept a.-"Defensive
action" In the controversy between
the steel workers and the United
States Steel corporation viii be ais
cusscd al meeting here tomorrow
of the special committee OF the steel
workers council.
Frank Morrison, secretary OF the
American Federation or Labor, was
advised today OF the calling Of the
meeting BY Secretary Foster, OF the
committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
MORE UNITS OF
FIRST DIVISION HOME

New York. SEPT. Additional
units of the famous first division,
witch will parade neNt "Wednesday
with General Pcrshing at Its head, ar
rived here today from Brest on the
transports Suwgucc and Mobile.
The suwunee brought 700 officers
and men,
one of the passengers ON the Mo-
bile was Brigddicr General Parker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
SIDFoRD +. HAMP,
AUTHOR, is DEAD

Colorado Springs. Colo. sept. g.
Sidturd /. ILamp. prominent In lit
crary aud soCiel circles In Colora 10
for many years. died at his home
here early today after q brief illness.
Among his best known books are
Treasure OF Mushroom Rock" Dale
and Frazer and The Boys OF Craw-
ford BASIN lie WAS also "a regular
contributor to many of the larger
magazines. Mr. lldmp was born in
Liverpool. England. in 1855.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03

Lincoln, Ncb., sept B. Miss May
Pcrshing, and Mrs -, NJ. Butler. NJ
Lincoln sisters Of General John y.
Pershing. viii leave here late today
for New Nork. to meet the general
when ho arrives there from Europe
on the transport t.cNtathan. After
greeting the general they expect To
return to Lincoln with Warren Perish
ing. the generals son. who had been
visiting his father in France.
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PICKED REGIMENT TO
MARCH WITH PERSHING

Washington, sept z. 'ttnernl
Pcrshing's own" the famous picked
regiment which represented the
American nrmN In the victory paradcs
IN Paris and London. Will serve ns
guard of honor Tor the commander Of
the American cNpcditionary force
when he leads the parade of the first
division IN both NeW York and Wash
ington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03

Bcrnc Sept. 3.-The iluEsian Bol-
shcVilu have proposed peace negota-
tions following the rout Of their for
crs which are surrounded. according
To am official announcement received
htrc.
The foregoing dispatch while n
does not refer to any particular Ills
trict In Russia. probably has rcf'r-
cncc to the Lithuanian front whore
the BolshcyilN were snid ON Tuesday
to br surrounded and TO be Offering
TO make peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
SEIZED SUGAR
PUT ON MARKET

:, ~, ...8-I.ILl ralss

Chicago. sept. g, s,-Cnitcd States
District Attorney Clyue, today order
ed two hundred tons Of sugar witch
was seized yesterday boy federal agents
put on the market FOR sale at a price
lower than thirteen cents pound.
The sugar was sold by j. Aaron Com
ptny. Sew York. 10 q local firm for
Si3 hundred pounds but MI 'lync
said he would order refund Of the
purchase price and force the Aaron
company to sell at lower figure.
our evidence shows that the Aa-
ron com phny purchased the sugar at
$3.50 hundred pounds said Mr..
Clyne we hold that this be- a pure
ease Of prontecring and have so in
formed the district attorney Of Sew
York city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
ONLY ONE CHANGE
IN AUSTRIAN TREATY

Paris. Sept. Only one change
from the original territorial terms ot
the Austrian peace treaty appears la
the final drafi of that document. sub
mittcd 10 the Austrian plenipctcn-
tlarles az - Gcrnain yesterday. The
alteration Is In the case % the town
OF RRdkersburg la the Marhurg basin.
n tdkershnrk remains Austrian al
though the basin Is attached TO Jugo-
Slayia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
WILSON TO LEAVE
ON TOUR CONFIDENT
THAT PEACE TREATY
WILL Be RATIFIED
In Final Conference With Hitch
cock He Expresses Hope There
viii Be No Amendments or
Destructive" Reservations.
SAYS FIGHT DELAYS
OTHER LEGISLATION
win Tell People Means to Com
bat High Cost Of Living, Solve
Railroad Question and Other
Issues Are Being obstructed.

Washington. sept. 3.-President
Wilson. In final conference today
with Senator Hitchcock OF Nebraska.
before his departure on his spseoh-
making tour TO the Pacific coast. ex-
pressed confidence that the treaty
finally would be ratified without
amendments or destructive" reserva-
tons
The president told Senator Hitch
ing his trip he expected to emphasize
that delay In ratification was obstruc-
tive OF legislation on the cost Of ilv-
inE. the railroad question ana recon-
strlctlon problems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
FRENCH DEPUTY TO
VOTE AGAINST TREATY

Paris, sept S-Deputy Franklin
debate in the chamber OF deputies on
flsiincutlon of the German peace
treaty. declared today that he would
vote against the treaty. Deputy
Franklin Bullion h. the nrst member
OF the chamber 10 make known his
determination 10 vote adversely ON
the document
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
WILLIAM HARRISON AND

Washington. sept. a.--Wilifam
Harrison. brother OF Carter Harrison.
former mayor of Chicago. and his
wife received slight fiesh wounds In
Governor General .saito at Seoul. Ko-
rea. yesterday. an official dispatch 10
the state department todar sssA No
other Americans were wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
EMBARGO ON WHEAT
TO KANSAS CITY

Kansas Citi. Mo. Sept "A tenn
potup embargo un wheat shipments
to Kansas 'ltN was declared today to
relieve congestion on the tracks.
The embargo. according To- grain
men. viii last scN Ncrul daNs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
GEN. DIsQUE DEPENDS
SPRUCE PRODUCTION

Portland. Ore. Sept s.-wlth the
preliminary declaration that he was
prepared 10 dlsproe every charge
brought against his administration.
Brigadier General Brice =. nisque.
former head rf the Spruce Production
department during the war. took tho
stand today at the hearing conducted
by the congressional subcommittee
investigating airplana spruce produc-
tiOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
BOLSHEVIK ABOUT
TO LOSE KIEV
Fighting Bcglm Tor Possession of
titN,

London Sept. Antt-liolshrNiki
forces occupied the southern auf-
skirJs OF kiev today. according to q
wireless dispatch sent out hy the
Soviet headquarters iu Moscow and
picked up here The dispatch states
that the fighting b. proceeding.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
SPANISH SHIP
ASKS FOR AID
Vessel In Distress 40 Miles From
New York.

HOHtOn SeDf lI--I0IIN Tor help
from an unidentified Spanish steamer
picked up by the naval radio station
here today.
Later messages indicated the steam
ship Herman frarch had gone Ia the
assistance Of the distre vessel.
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Wilson Hopeful.

Senator HitchcocK. who + the
leading spokesman for the admins
tration In the treaty nght In the sen
ate, told the president he was posi-
tive all amendments to the treaty
would be defeated The president,
the senator said. expressed satisfac-
tion with what he believed was
clean c'tt issue" over amendments.
Senator Hitchcock said the presi-
dent In his addresses planned TO an
aiyze the treaty and especially the
league OF nafibns covenant in detaiL
lie feels that although there has
been considerable debate In the aen-
ate. that the people should really
know whrt h Ia the treaty" said tho
senator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03

Richmond, Va. sept s.--virEinia
a vote OF 81 to ~ TO ratlty the ma
tionsl woman suffrage constitutional
amendment.
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ON j. S.
A|RPLANE MADE
BY THE MEXICAN
Z FEDERAL TROOPS
Consul General. in Statement, De
ciares That the Aviators Were
on the Mexican Side of the
Border When Fired Upon.
NO STATEMENT FROM
AMERICAN OFFICERS
Carranza Commander Said TO
Have Issued Orders TO His Men
Not to Fire Upon U. s. Troops
Even If They Gross the Line.

San Aufouio Texas Sent 49,
7, ,,as ioarrod vnoa;e;ally .odoy
~ -, ,aoa;,..5 ~ ,,.l,.,
.'a' ispV.. 70 'ee',eu =. sV"',.ei" |"
"eP"i "ieS n0"'f""i '0iS neiN
say lhe american army airpiahe
attacked by mexican federal sol
dicrg neae Laredo Yesterday was
=, tr..;.l c.,.. ..,,;.,..,. -.
III thittu ot"tcS teiiit"IA Nheh
first fired upon.
Laredo. Tex, sept 3-Mexican
federal soldiers made the attack yes-
-. ~,
terday upon an American army air
plane fired upon near here while on
border ,afroi duty hut the machine
,.,. ,,.i,,tn Nt.,,,..,, ,.r-t,,,,, q, ,h.
- - ,, -,
ui"e' a'oo'"'ns 10 "eN''"h N""sui
Garcia at Laredo.
The firing wna ''unwarranted." the
.,.,,.,, s,ta .ra v,s do,a in a.. ah.
- 80" 80 Ne-e :" ~
sehce OF the ue'achhehts eohhaha-
err. and the case has been reported TO
the suneriur authorities ror instruc-
,,,ns IN r.,,rd 90 uunlshment nj
="
those guilty.
The consul also said that General
f,sr1, IN. Nt.xic,p ,on,r,a,aer tn
'"' NueN" AsHi'u" "iS'iiuN "PPVei'N
here, "emphaiically denies giving or
derS 10 mis- troops to frc at American
,,,,.,. or .t,.,,l,,, .,.o, d, ,h., 49,,
on tue MeNl'ah sue "i the pouhu"Iy'
4. ;. OnicinIs silent.
The American airplane was one kill
omctcr within Mexican territory, the
consul said. Reports OF the attack
yesterday were that the plane was
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GEN. SA|TO
ESCAPES, 70
0THERSHURT
William Harrison. Brother Of For
mer Mayor Of Chicago. and Ills
Wife Are Injured Slightly in
Attack on Governor.
JAPANESE RECENTLY
TOOK OFFICE AT SEOUL
M. Saito Is Not Wounded Was
Former Minister ef Navy sad
Distinguished Himself in the
Russo Japanese War.

Toxic, Sept. s.--Advlccs received
here today from Seoul. capital Of Ko-
rea. state that a bomh was thrown
AZ Governor General saito and that
twenty persons were wounded. m
Guiding an American woman named
Harrison. who is believed to Be rriaf-
ed 20 Carter Harrison. former mayor
OF Chicago. Governor General 6aito
was not wounded.
No further details were received.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03
NEW nANK FoR AzTEc.

Santa Re. n. NJ. Sept s.--The Az-
tee State hank OF Aztec has filed APP
plication for charter with capital u
ss5. 900. Directors n. Hendricks. W.
A. Creager. s. n. Coon. +. 7. Hili-
strom, Albert Pitts. all San Juan
county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-03

NJ. salto, who formerly held tho
portfolio Of minister OF the navy, was
selected TO succeed Governor General
Hnscgawa OF Korea. tfovtruor-G
erai saito distinguished himself IN
naval Affairs In the Ruaso-Japancso
war