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ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Could Not Positively ,Identify Him Hull* *sd SiuiiUT, «irrter «cttv*xr, l*y_ Vol. XLYL—iNo. ATLANTA, GA. TUESDAY MORNIF&, AtJGITST 12, 1913. -SIXTEEN PAGES. — - ^ coplM o» tfcc Ktreeti aad at aeWMtudB, I DEFENSE HAS BEST DAY SINCE TRIAL OF FRANK Strong Equalization Measure, Called by Defense to Give Testimony for Leo M. Frank AS WILD GUESSES With State Tax Commissioner, PHYSICIANS TERM Passed by Senate by 29 to 12 TESTIMONY GIVEN, Miller-Anderson Substitute to Sheppard Substitute Will TENSION IS LESS BYDR. ROY HARRIS Provide State Officer as Assert It Is Impossible to Tell Well as County Boards of BETWEEN MEXICO Accurately Just How Long Tax Assessors. It Takes for the Digestion ANDOTEDSTATES of Cabbage—One Doctor "^ SENATORS CONVERTED Tells of Experiments BY ABLE SPEECH MADE Distinct Relief Is Apparent in Had Made on Several' Pa- BY FINANCE CHAIRMAN f Official Circles at Washing- tients to Settle This Point.-;? ton Over the Course of Photo by I^anclo B» Price Staff Photographer Doubt Value of Senator Robert DuBose, of Events. From left to right John S Fmley, Herbert G Schiff, Professor George Bachman and L Gumn Athens, Leads Opposition About Violence. to Bill—Measure Will Now 7VO HOSTILITY SHOWN FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS OLD ROW OF DOCTORS - Go to the House'for Action TO SPECIAL ENVOY LIND ZACHRY BATTLES BOBS UP IN TESTIMONY May Be Considered Today. GOV. SULZER IS FACING IMPEACHMENT President Wilson Believes 'TO KEEP CHILDREN OF DR. WESTMORELAND After four and a half hours of ex % fcairative debate, the Miller Anderson Some Persons Want to Report of Frawley Committee substitute to the Eheppard tax equall Mayor of Harlem Tells Gov- Declares That He Accused*^ zatlon bill, providing for the creation Cause Intervention, But He Arraigning Sulzer Adopted a state tax commissioner wltai offices ernor Mrs. Zachry Beat Her In the state oapltol. and county boards Says They Will Fail and a Resolution to Im- Dr. Harris of Scientific Dis-^? of tax assessors we* passed by the Husband and Heaped Vul- honesty and Then Resign^ : atate senate by a Tote of 29 to 12 Washington, August 11 —Distinct re- peach Is Before House. Upon the passage of the measure the lief was apparent In official olrcl*s gar Threads Upon Him. From Board When. It 'Rxf"^ advocates of the substitute filled the here today over the Bourse of events In senate chamber with a round of hearty Mexico The statement of Frederlco fused to Discharge the CORRUPTION IN OFFICE The prospect of Julian J Zachry, applause and President Anderson said Camboa the new Mexican minister of the Augusta attorney being sent back "The chair compliments and congrrat foreign relations, that he had "great CHARGED TO GOVERNOR retary—Joel Hunter ulates this body upon passing this to Columbia, S C. on a writ of ex- faith In the reasonableness of the tradition issued by Governor Cole L. bill" Judgment of the United States," hold on Stand to Testify as to-*- The following Is how the senators Blease, charging a violation of the Ing the conviction that the difficulties fugitive law. did not loom up bright at voted between the two countries * soon "would Alleged He Used Campaign the Amount of Time Necps^ Ayes— \llen. Brown. Bulloch Burtz the close of the hearing Tsefore Gov- be adjusted pjroduced a very fevora ernor John M. Slaton yesterday aft- Converse Elklns, Ford, Foster, Har ble Impresalon In administration cir- Money to Speculate and sary on Frank's Boots. roll, HlTon Huie, Irwln, Jones of the ernoon cles Secretary Bryan commented op Zachry Ss charged by his wife, Mary twenty first. Johnson, Longlno McNeil timlstlcally OB It, and white hotise of- Perjured Himself — Many Stiller Moore, Perry Richardson Zachry, from whom he is separated, When, Monday's sesirfon ojrt&c^Deo^ ficials also "were pleased with kidnaping their eldest child, "ST, yran|c trial cv^cne $ow*jt ead»*Jt^-^ Kushin, Searcy Splnks. Stark, Sweat, President WHoon pointed out ,fl»ring Thousands of Dollars In- Tarver, Turner, Tyson end Watts Frances, aged 3 years Hie la also was generally conceded that It fcad •;- the day to-<raMers what steemea to him '<jliai'g9Bfl'* *ith—-CTOgUy*" U eating •**•* Total 29 J conspicuous efforts on the part of volved. child by carrying her in an automo- Nays—Bush, Chennault IHckey, Du- some people unknown to him. througli bile frorn South; Carolina to Augusta, thus t$r had* ^ & ?% Bose Jones of the thirty ninth. Kea, and also with failure to support bis published misrepresentations to Involve Albany, N Y, August 12—The re- True, there -were no sensational de* V" McGregor Olllff, Parrish, Pope Smith the United States In Intervention. He •wife and children. velopments and there waft nothinK port of the Frawley legislative com Crime Mast be Shovnu ahd Taylor Total, 12 reiterated that the attitude of this particularly startling in the testlmo- s ^oir Up to the Honoe. roittee charging Governor Sulzer Although Governor Slaton made no government toward Mexico In the pres- . statement as to his attitude at the ny. It was merely the drip, drip, ot^ I The authors of the substitute, when ent situation was one of peace and with having diverted campaign con- tributions to hie own private use 'close of the hearing except that he the waiter on the stone which eventu- :-•-' asked what they thought of Its friendliness solely would carefully wetgrh the law and ally wears It away—the stone In thi«T chanres of passing the house, said Tenae Moments Ended. was adopted by the legislature early the arguments submitted by George E. case being the story told fcy Jim Con- We.4 rather not cross the bridges un The safe arrival In Mexico City of today and a resolution to Impeach Rembert and C E Dunbar, South Car- til we get to them Tttie senate he-s John Lind, personal representative him for "willful and corrupt conduct olina s representatives he clearly Indi- ley and the statement made by Dr., done Its duty by the people, and the cated by his questions that he will H. F Harris that Mary/.phasran must-- ^ and officially designated adviser to the IB office and for high crimes and have to be shown that Zachry commit- whole matter now rests squarely with American embassy ended some tense have met her death within three- 4| the house of representatives misdemeanors," was offered in the ted crime In Blease's state and is now moments In the situation Admlnls a fugitive from Justice quarters of an hour after she had ., The show down on tax equaliza- tretlon officials tonight looked forward assembly by Majority Leader Levy tion It Is expected will come up In "If I thought this to be an attempt eaten her breakfast of cabbage and hopefully to a favorable reception of By a vote of 64 to 30 the assembly merely to satisfy malice on the part bread. * " ^ th« house today their efforts to suggest measures of passed shortly before 1 o'clock this of Mrs Zachry. or an effort to get It is cfbvlous that the house cannot peace in ending ttfe struggle between The damage to Conley'B story came act intelligently on the general appro morning the motion of Assemblyman possess lorn of the child instead of vin- the contending factions in Mexico dicating the laws of South. Carolina, I In the testimony of Herbert Schlff.-, prlation bill until the Miller Anderson With the air cleared of rumors of Levy to consider today the resolu would not hesitate to dismiss the ap- assistant superintendent ot the Na- • H measure is disposed of ind Chairman hostility In the Mexican capital to Mr tion to impeach the governor The plication ' Governor Slaton said. "I •Wlheatley of the appropriation com Lind s presence there, officials were want to show Governor Blease every tional Pencil factory, an extremely, mlttee. Intimated last night that he house adjourned at 12 35 a. m until bright young T«M|, who was on the disposed to believe the program of the 41 o'clock Tuesday courtesy that is at my command ' will not call it for the houses consi i American government would be carrfed The history of the Zachry case, "on- stand Saturday when court took a re- V eratlon until some disposition of tHe out quietly and in such manner as PERJURY IS CHARGED. folded at Monday s 1-earlng, showed cess, and tne most rigid cross-exam- tax reform question is had seemed most expedient to Mr Lind that the couple were married In 1909 Senator B S Miller of the twenty The Fraw-ley committee report and ination by Solicitor Dorsey failed to ,M and the embassy at Mexico City the Levy resolution charge the gover and that two children* were born to shake him or to make him alter Ms ~„ fourth district In championing the Captain Capehart of the battleship them, Frances now 3 years, and Mil- measure spoke tor almost three hours Michigan which proceeded last Thurs nor with having falsified under oath dred, an Infant Some months ago testimony in any material point. He ,: treating his subject In a thoroughly day from Vera Cruz to Ciudal Del his campaign contribution accounts Mrs Zachry according to the record. had a mass of information at his . :- comprehensive and exhaustive manner Carmon as the result of a complaint to diverted some of the funds to his own left her husband s home In Harlem, tongue's end regarding the financial , Several senators who were lined up the state department by \frs Phoebe use for the purchase of stock traded taking her two children with her to statement Vhitih Frank says he made ? against the substitute and one who H Hearst that rebels were threaten executive approval of bills for sup- Governor William Sulaer of New latlon in stocks He may "be impeached Augusta.
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