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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
OFFERS TO WE'D GIRL
BROTHER BETRAYED
Baltimore Man and Sis
ter-in-Law Come to Aid
of English War Worker

NEW YORK. Feb. g. Mrs. Cora
NJ. Spikcr, Of Baltimore. went to Ellis
Island today 10 complete formallties
for the admission to this country OF
Mics Emily Knowles. Miss Knowles,
am English war workor was detained
with her baby on the way TO Join
Mrs. Spikcr and her husband. Lieu
tenant Prrlcy n. spiker. Whom she
met lt camp In England while he
was trnining TO be an aviator and she
was a member Of the womens auNn-
larry service.
Mrs. Spikcr was accompanied by
Guy S. Spiker. brother OF the lieuten-
ant. who has offered to marry Miss
Knowles. and h,r lawyer. BENJAMIN
kirschsteln. They took q $1,000 lib
erty bond TO the island to deposit as
required by the department OF labor
for the admission OF Miss Knowles
and her baby to tho country for three
months In care OF Mr. and Mrs.
William X. llattershy OF Fan River.
Mass. MIR. and Mrs. Battcrsby were
expected To arrive here late today
and TO take the twenty-year- old
mother and the child back to Fan
AANN'A NAAAA NNANNN#
Mr. kirschstein suys he had re-
cciyed letters onering financial assist
nnoc to the girl, praisiug Mrs. Spiker
for her "muEanimous action and her
sweet and forpitup nature ana COM
mcnding Guy SpIkcr for his "ohiy-
alrous Offer
Guy Spiker said he had come here
today To marry Miss Knowles II she
would consent II she accepted his
proposal he said, ho would ask the
[ immigration authorities TO place the
| English girl temporarily In charge OF
! his siHter-in-law.
II want to say" Spiker added
that I am doing this on my own ini-
/ tiativc. / do nothing a. "a matter
OF tradition. I'm an American, born
| here, ana my family before mo was
born here. ! wish TO marry this girl
and n she will consent It will make
mo one OF the happiest men In tho
world. I will marry her today u II
| can be arranged and " II cannot be
Z I VIII marry her az any time. / have
] had abundant time TO consider what
| | am doing and I believe Il Is right
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
SAYS NEWBERRY
WAS AIDED BY
CORPORATIONS
Prosecutor Alleges Sena-
torial Boom Was Born
in New York City

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb -
The fraudulent election conspiracy
which the government charges Against
United States senator Newherry. and
his co-defendants. had lie Inception In
New fork In 1917. according 70 tho
opening statement which Frank q.
Daley. assistant attorney general.
mnce 10 the jury In United States dis
trict court here today
He named senator Newberry and
Frederick cody. whom he described aA
a Legislative agent for lnrge corpora
tons. particularly the American Tele-
phone ana Telegraph company. and
the American Book company" as The
men who made the preliminary ar.
ranEements" lie added.
They had determined to purchaaa
the United states renatorship In Mich
igan for Mr.. Newberrv."
Dig Publicity Fund.
Mr.. naiiey told the Jury that The
senator was then on patriotic work .
~ New York city, as a lieutenant rorn-
nlnhder N the navy. adding that the
american look company was lareelv
,..,,l sy,h,loIed by the barnes family. 10
,,,,,,,1. wn,n hF NeWberry was related by
The prosecutor sketched the public.
iA campaign Of the Newbefry orran-
i.nton, Charging that they sought ad-
and magazine In the state. -
lie then turned to the use Of mov.
ns pictures, saying that Thomas n.
PhhlipJ Of Detroit. one or the defend-
anna purchased about 900 feet Of an
od oan s,i MN showing a review OF the Unit
eu STATES navy. The aub-tltlea wero
changed 70 as 10 make the plctures
aPphcable to the propaganda for
which they were intended. Mr. phil
ups also employed a moving nicftlro
company e, to take is5 feet Of new
Mr.. Newberry posed in varlou. a.
utudes IN TIE new flm. He went 10 a
patueship located on dry land in =
New YORK PARK and stood on ma
bridge ~ the ship and turned slowly
to face the audience while the eamers
caught him In this attitude.
re next played that ne was payinx
visit OF inspection 70 this baftioehlp.
Got fnio Chnrrlice.
70 divert attenflon from the fact
tisement and render Il more n;e1sed-
lnF. the aim terminated with mn an
peal Tor enliatments in the navy
ihey inEratiuted themselves into
tho churches wherever possible. bv
n. n. use OF money contlnuSd Mr..
The defendants wasted a great deal
ot money In an attempt TO control Inc
continued.
They arrived NJ the conclusion that
the defendant James W. Uelme-
would be suitable opponent 10 Mr..
Newberry In the election ana hired lie
defendant William Nickel. 10 Induce
NJ helme 20 become n candidate on
the democratic ticket"
Mr. Dniley charged that Nickel waa
later told that samuel O'neIl, a de-
iendani, paid Helme $4,000 to enter
the race.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Austrian Spy Is
Executed in Paris

PARIS. Feb. 2.---iieutenant Funck
an Austrian, who during the war was
employed In n bank here, and re-
ported to the Germans points at
which shells OF their long range gun
fell. was executed today. Louis Gu
usparc. a German spy, was also to
have been executed. but az the last
moment made revelations 10 tho au-
thorlties and his execution was post
poncd forty-eight hours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Meredith Sworn in
as Cabinet Member

WASHINGTON. FEB Edwin T.
Meredith. OF pcs Moines, iowa, be-
came "a member Of the cabinet today.
succeeding David r. Houston. as sec
retary OF agriculture.
Mr.. Houston was sworn In at noon
AS secretary of tho treasury. replace
ing Carter Glass ~ho took his seat
In the senate 20 fill out the uneXpired
torn Of the late Senator Martin, OF
Virginia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
TEACHERS Of
STATE AROUSED
At GOVERNOR
Refuses to Include Salary
Increase in Legislative
Call

Officers OF the New Mexico Educa-
tional association and members Of the
associations committee on teachers
salaries today expressed surprise
bordering on indignation because
Governor tarrazoio failed to include
IN his call for the special legislative
session. provision for legislation to m
crease teachers pay. Members OF the
committee asserted that the governor
had promised to include In the cali
recommendation that a miaimum
salary OF 500 monthly be provided
Tor teachers In the public schools.
Speaking to The Herald over the
telephone today Governor i.airazoio
said he had told committee OF
teachers that he favored tie siOJ
minimum salary and that b. would
include the LEGISLATION proposed In
~" special session call.
Governor Explains.
That was before the situation had
thoroughly developed" the governor
said today and ! am probably At
fault IN having made the sfecment
without full consideration. However
] think all teachers know my Atnnd
3H to salaries and Relieve they
should look at both sides OF this situ-
alton,
There have been numerous calls
for Inclusion of appropriation legisia-
ton in this call. cuuld not Include
one without including all. because nll
az" 'ust. The educational Institutions
need more money. The state capital
seeds erlurging. the sherirs, county
clerks and ASSESSORS need more fn ds
an have clamorod for inclusion OF
their respective causes In the call.
have done what I deemed right by
excluding all Of Them.
Moreover I feel that the teachers
stand "a very excellent chance TO get
their Increase at the regular session
and that they stand very poor
chance to get u at the special ses-
sion A large body OF the taxpayers
oppused any special session az an.
There was an undoubtcd demand for
the session from "a majority OF our
people, that suffrage might be sub
mitted for ratification. hope That
the teachers viii understand, as they
have In the past that um In
sympathy With their demands
Pressure Against Increase.
Members OF the educational Hsso-
CiIIIuu committee said today that
while they understood the pressure
brought upon the governor from 9th
81 sources. they slim felt he should
have Included the salary matter In
tine call. 1s many Sew Mexico teach
co.'s are now unable 10 live ON their
earnings, and that they were at least
'utuI,d To- % hearing hy the yNe,u-
tive. before excluding the matter be-
had promised to include.
The state Taxpayers association.
which has been aulaguuistir To- any
special scssiou of thu assembly. I-
credited with having opposed a
rlGsiun of legislation fur teachers p1.
Increases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Military Hospital
Safe Is Robbed

DENVER, Feb. 2.-Ono OF the
boldest robberics IN the annals OF
western military establishments came
TO light today with the announcement
by the udiutnnG generals odice at
general hospital number two. at Au-
fora. near Denver. to the eject that
officers were checking over their nc-
counts to find 1900 in cash and a
government check for $4,000 which.
today.
Intelligence officers and Denver po-
lice are searching for private who
h said to have been absent without
leave since this morning. The pri-
Nate. who wns employed by -ke H.
nance department, had access to the
safe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
FOND NJ LAC PANIC
STRICKEN OVER EPIDEMIC

FOND III Lac. WIS, Feb. g.
Fond du l.nc's population is nearly
panic stricken over the rapid spread
OF the Influenza epidemic.
For the past week there has been
an AVERAGE OF ffty cases reported
daily but sunday the report showed
gs 4 dozen people have succumbed.
The health board has imposed jt
ban on an places uf public gather
ings. including dance halls. theaterH,
billiard halls. etc. with deep snow
drifts blocking tramic on the country
roads leading to the cemeteries. uu-
derthkerA are using bob slCighs Tor
lparscs and mouruprs Nphlcits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
GOVERNOR DECLINES TO
GIVE 81 tiJI.t'rS IN CALL.

NFT"TNT 10 TT WTW0TU
SANTA FE. y. NJ Feb, g Mon
day February sixteen Is the date
agreed upon boy Governor l.Hrrlzolo
aud the republican executive com
mitir, for the couNpniur uf the spr-
,ial session of the legislature.
Governor lHrfuzolu to-day declined
10 indicate what questions Will hc
Submitted FOR consideration OF the law
makers one nigh authority upon
New Mexico legislative matters de-
,.lteG the woman suffrage amend
h'nt was sure tu br ratified 1ud that
the session would last two weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
DOTS and DASHES

SAN ANTONIo-tieutenants ". p
Davis and q. " Grimes, United states
army aviaiors who had been held by
last. when they made q forced land
INK near Guerrero. were released 81
NucVo Laredo ana crossed the Rio
Grande ath.aredO. Texas the southern
dcpartr .cnt VI air service announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Seal Skins Sell
For $156 Each

ST Louis. Feb The first five
thousand pclts Of Alaskan seal skins
from the government ruokOrics ou
u' prIhiloN Islands offered at the
mid winter sale uf IN, international
bur exchange her" to-day. brought AN
average ~ fltf u p".t tud % was es-
tWaird that the 5000 skins to p"
sold will bring t total of tl.a9t.u0U.
An ~ Them will be- disposed oi today.
Prices for seal skins az" about the
same aE those obtained last fan. al
though 10 WIS pre-. rtpd INA. they
would be much higher
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Man Slain in Mexico
Was a u. S. Citizen

tiOn into the death Of Juan Rubui-
cnhc of Nsloiu, Texas, whose body
was found on the Mexican side Of IN,
RIO Grandu with bullet hole through
the head two weeks ago. has disclosed
ihHt the man was nuturnlizod
American citizen, according to lnfor
mntion laid before American Consul
Edward A. Dow by officials OF thu
federal court here today.
Mr. Dow announced thnt he w0uid
conduct an inquiry Of his own i1Io the
affair with e view to verifying ltubai.
cuhes citizenship ana ascertalning
through Whose hands be came to hls
death.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
REPUBLICANS
To CALL UP
TREATY FIRST
Move to Begin Debate
Next Monday a Sur
prise to Democrats

WARRINGTON. Feb. Counter
ing the democratic move to take up
the peace treaty In the senate. repub-
lican leaders today gave notice that
- would formally ask TO bring the
treaty up for debate next Monday.
one day earlier than the democrats
had decided on. The development
was regarded as practically assuring
another long period OF discussion.
In giving the notite In the senate,
Senator Lodge. the republican leader
said he would first ask unanimous
consent To proceed to confederation
Of the treaty with reservations"
II trust he added. that un-
animOus consent certainly will be-
given. In case IL Il not. / shall make
rules"
The announcement apparently took
the dcmocrnts by surprise and the re-
publican leader was asked to repeat
IT, senator Ashurst, democrat OF Ari-
zona. then asked:
why withhold Il 30 long? why
not move to take it up tomorrow or
the next day"
Il have given the matter consider
ation.' replied senator Lodge. Many
senators are absent, and / desire TO
wait until they return"
Democratic and republican leaders
are understood TO be preparing RES
crNations to omer as soon as thu
treaty again b. before the senate. In
some quarters Il was predicted that
many Of the points at issue would be
eliminated from the agreement on the
basis Of the work done hv the In
formal bipartisan compromise COM
mittce. Tho possibility that open de-
bate would facilitate agreement on
article ten ana the Monroe Doctrine.
however was regarded rs many Of
he seunfors as raunta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
FARMERS WAR
ON a. HOUR
LABOR WEEK
Declare All Must Work
Longer to Reduce High
Living Costs
- 80 .s.ee,.-so --ss.

SYRACUSE. \. v. Feb. shor-
man J. Lowell. master Of the National
Grange, In "A statement given out here
belief Of the farmers Of tho country
that the only way to reduce the cost
OF living was FOR every one to be will
Ing to do "a reasonable days work"
and dhat the forty-four hour week
would never Hupport even America.
Mr.. LoweIrs statement In part fol-
lows:
"Thc farmers belief concerning the
way to reduce the cosf OF living IL for
every one To be willing again TO do "a
reasonable days work. The f4-hour
wNek will never support America, tu
saying nothing OF feeding a hungry
world
Those who are best Informed on
agricultural conditions in America
cannot offer the slightest hope Of
lower food prices. so far as the
farmer is concerned.
Must Work.
In the reconstruction every one
must Eet ready TO actually work again
To save again and 20 q considerable
degree TO get back Co THRIFT, sanitary
and common sense, or elise accept as
permanent the present scale of living
costs Ia which event We might lust
as well stop ranting about the high
cost Of living and realize thHt new
basis Of economic procedure IL here
to stay.
This g. the declaration 81 the Ma
tional Grange. which secs IN the fu-
ture no reason why its members
should slave long hours. seven days
week, To supply cheap food 20 the
other workers Of the country. who
eriov short hours aud unlimited OPP
portunity Tor rest and pleasure.
Speaking IT, the largest and best os-
iablished farmers organization In
America. the grange hereby notifies
the world that the farmers do not
intend TO Keep responding to the call.
as other lines adopt as thclr slogan
reduce. reduce. reduce
Five Things Ia Cm u. {. l..
There are five very definite
things that may be expected In time
TO have an effect upon the production
OF a worlds food
Il. \ more direct and less cvpcn-
sive system OF distribution.
"2 The removal ar Jll artificial
restrictions upon che sale Of farm
products.
"8 4 IcuEfh'n,d Industrial day.
with honest service for wages paid
-. Increased dividends ON farm
Investment which will enable their
owners la meet the wage scale OF
competing occupations.
"b Increasing suDll and cduca-
uoral privileges ln rural commuui-
ties"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Prohibition Case
Arguments Delayed

WNSUINGTON F0h7 ? = NoIIOII0T
General King said today that hy
agreement with Attorney General
Rice ot Rhode Island, arguments he
fore the supreme court in u.,.nul
proceedings brought bV Rhode Island
tu determine the validity OF the fed
,ral constitutional prohi'ition nmond-
mont would not Doe heard before
March s It the earliest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
New Low Record
For British Exchange
N ID .s,a..aIle rsraa

NTW YUM T0n. l--NnuthHr low
record FOR the British pound sterling
f3.4s or ( cent below the preVious low
record reached twice lust week
Later sterling exchange droppel
10 3.47h: French Francs and Italian
lircs also made new Tow records at
1851 and i5,97 TO the dollar. respect
ively. Marks were quoted at los
centa and Belgian francs at 1850 To
the dollar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Asks Repeal
OF The Wheat
Price Bill

wAsHINGTON. Feb s.-neciarl1g
hat the wheat price guaranty act was
being administered 30 a. to keep
down wheat prices. senator Gronna.
republican ut North Dakota, gave no.
lice IN the senatn today that he IN
tended to introduce n bill providing
Tor itr Immediate repeal
He mid the original intent % con-
Eress iu passing food control laws was
20 fiN minimum prices but that the
food ana wheat administration had
made the minimum prices the maNi-
mum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Allies Will Not
Restore Hapsburgs

PARIS, Feb Formal denial OF
rumors that tho allies would promote
or recognize tho restoration Of the
iinpshurg dynasty IN Hungary was Is
sued by the council OF ambassadors
this afternoon.
Tho statement said such a restorn-
ton would be In direct variance with
the principles OF the peace settlement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
ONLY I5s NIW CASES
REPORTED ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. only f52 new
cases Of Influenza were reported dur
INK The mast twenty hours, tut
despite the marked decrease in Vie
Tins. the death rate remains pru"tl-
oallN constant with ~ reported since
yesterday.
I'm, umonin claimed an additional
81 deaths. with 2il new eases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
tuberculosis Expert
Is Critically iii

SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. s.--Dr. ].
\. Rutlege, superintendent Of the
Modern WOodmen's tuberculosis SAINT
tarium at Colorado Springs, Colo
rado. and known prominently in Kan-
sas and Illinois, IL critically m in a
hospital here today, a victim OF IN
fluenza.
He came here enroute to Honolulu
on a pleasure trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
SCHOOLS N 81 LOUIS
CLOSED DJE TO I'll.

ST LOUIS, Feb, 2--Thero were
43O cases OF influenza reported here
yesterday. bringing the total since
January 10. when the disease was de-
clared epidemic, "a 3.57h. Ten deaths
from influenza and 50 from pneu-
mOnia were reported. All public avid
private schools closed at noon today
until the emergency ends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Russian Bolshevik
Army Put to Work

WASHINGTON. FER The Rus
sian holsiscvlk army has been put to
work. according TO % press report OF
Il decree issued by Leninc January
i5 received today by the state de.
partment Under the decree men of
the soviet army hereafter must en-
gage in general labor activities. get
food supplirs. cut and freight timber
TO the railroads and TO the factories
nud organize transport facilities and
join iu general building operations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Denver Telephone
Company Loses Appeal

WNS0INGTON7 Fob 2-Occreos
of the Colorado supreme court deny
ing jurisdiction of tho state public
utilities commission over telephone
rates within the city Of Denver will
aaud. tho supreme court today dis
mIsSi~g for lack af Jurisdiction APP
pcais brought hv the Mountain Stnttn
Telephone a Telegraph company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
IL NI.M YORK CITY

NEW YORK fcli influenza ana
pneumonia eases continued tJ wnnv
her, today Sew eases Of influenza
toaIlrd gts3. or ISIS less than the
number reported YESTERDAY. TudaN's
puoumuru ras.s W,r, $50. or lil less
than yesterday Niuoty four deaths
from influenza were reported, de-
crease OF % and there were tu9 deaths
from pneumonia. decrease OF ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
EDTrORs LOSE APPEAI,

WASHiNGTON. Feb. f.-The au-
Dreme court today refused 10 review
the cases OF A. J. PartRn. and w. N.
Reivo OF Astoria, Oregon, officials OF
the Western Workmen's Publishing
society. convisted and sentenced 70
two years imprisonment for violating
the espionage act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Severe Earth Shock
Recorded at Washington

WASHlNGTON, Feb. 3 A severe
earthquake lasting more than two
hours and centered between 500 and
$500 miles from Washington was rec
orded early TODAY ON the Georgetown
University seismograph. shocks began
al sag o'clock this morning and
ceased az $3.50 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Russian Soviet at
Peace With Esthonia

FNnON Foh o Pence was def
."I'"iv concluded this morning between
EstNo"in and the Russian soviet Env-
erH weot. ~ is denounced In n wireless
dispatch from Moscow received today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
M,KELNIE Tn MI-N NGNIN.

LINCOLN. Neh, Feb. % Governor
Samuel Il Mckclyic. republican. tn-
day announced his candidacy for rec
nomination at the primary election
April 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY on NIw
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
For "a Hours Ending a m.

Highest ten b
p era urc, o..
lowest tcmpern
turc 3as daily
Tuure OF tenn
Hernture. -.
mean daily tom
prruture -,
relative humidity
q y m 30. rcla
tive humidity, Il
a. m 10; pre-
cipitation, % g.
maximum Velop
ltN Of wind mll.g
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
BOIsHEVIR RIsING REPORTED

LONDON, Fob, "A holahCvik ris-
ing b. reported 10 have occurred al
Tinis md kutnis IN Trnns- Cnucasin
Both cities woro declared TO bo In the
hands OF the reds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

per hour 90: prevailing direction,
Fnuihi character ut the day
cloudy
state Weather.
New Mexico Partly cloudy to-
night ard Tucaday. probably snow
tonight in northwest portion: cold
~ tonight In northeast portion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

SUPREME COURT RECE,SSES.
WASHiNuTON, Fen. 2-The su-
preme court today rece lsed until
March 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

NV fOIlk. Fcb. 2.---llar silver
n.5th.
Copper steady Electrolytic spot
and first quarter, 1874 ffishc: sec
ond quarter i9A m1ghc.
Iron steady. No. nogthcrn, tf5o ;
No ? northern, ff50. No. ? southern.
42OO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

Chicago. choice. fis.as 20 tfT1s.
medium. iiite % tis.asi reeeipis
Kansas CITY. tit9s 20 sis.ss; ~
celpia. "a 500.
Denver. igraneJ tff.t9 10 ff3.5u.
receipts, 1000.