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Willmar tribune., 1909-07-14

We Sell Juniper Ale, Wachhotder
oel, Enbarsdricka. Try it as a
Temperance Beverage.
213 Jim Maloney.
Willmar tribune., 1909-07-14

AUTO LIVERY-Am now pre-
pared to furnish automobile livery
on short notice. With a IS h. p.
Queen and an expert driver you can
depend on getting there in time.
Telephone 489, Halvorson's Garage,
Willmar.
Willmar tribune., 1909-07-14

Have your shoes shined at the
Pant orium. Five cents. 14f
Willmar tribune., 1909-07-14
NOTES BY A SOCIALIST

(The publishers are not respons-
ible for the views expressed in these
notes--Ed.)
Willmar tribune., 1909-07-14

We Sell Juniper Ale, Wachholder
oel, Enbarsdricka. Try it as q Tenn
perance Beverage.
213 Jim Maloney.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28
YInpLcArF DEMOCRACY

I.. coming election mean. NOR"
Than 81 m'.' a.'s lga. .n This city,
Or give. 'H. democrat. n' hrdmpra m
"pr"r'wfs 'n r.'" 'Ao first setback
' 'hn-'"rm ~ opposition ma, .a 2an.
rfF I# forces 100 realizes 10 harisl
f from power .n 'ho sta-o
Ar'mor" ".II probably has" 'h'
hr.' election tp Doe held "hil" every
effort .a being made by DO" enemies
~ 'h" democratic party ~ d.scr"di'
h ana 'h" present 'sa'o government
4 democratic victory 10 Arfmore
"'.. '"oo1rag" members Of that party
a'l over 'h" STATE" II Will Doc a par
Na' ..hdic''I.u ~ democratic pr.uci-
pics mat "l.I Do" heard from nni 20
"nd u' Oklahoma
li"" ".I .' appear 20 ihe outside
world n va" .n Ardmor". who have
'h" next governor o' 'hc state in our
midst shaI elect any orh". .rrm oi
government Than % democratic our'
"r advocate 'ar u.r.' OF non com.
promise. 49,. believe 'ha' thD demo
'H'. of 'a.s D..E gu g..e 't good
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28
TRIUMPH FOR The WIRELESS.

Wireless Biography has been test.
cd Iu a CRISIS and Aa- aou the a!
m.ra'iou ot The world
When 'br steamship Republic was
smashed am 4sh.ps 1y the s'eamshl,
Florida. .u ,He darkness and fog Of
last Friday night the Republics
a.raI".s operator Instantly flashed
'he .gua' ot distress with the news
That rh" Republic had been wrecked
and was boz need OF assistance. with.
iu q few seconds that message had
been received by ships and land sta.
tIous within a radius OF $50 miles
The French liner La Lorraine, speed.
ing east, al once turned back. The
baltic on her way 10 New York,
but l20 miles away from the scene
Of the accident, started for the Re.
public Then the Baltic, having Ia.
ken aboard all the passengers OF the
Republic and the Florida, asked the
distant IL Lorraine 10 convey the
disabled Florida to New York.
When the French liner La Bour
goyne was sunk in a collision OF
Sable Island on July 4, 1898, the
first news came two days later via
Halifax
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

Tts- America can soon boast the
possession O.; The fines. museum
building - he world IS row p-acu.
caly assured ~ he election Of
s,s1ley Feld. nephew O, the late
Marshal Field 20 head The Field
Museum ot Natural History and d..
rec, The litigation 20 make possible
the erection 0. gigantic building
on Ch.cago's lake front out OF a
fund o. s. $1,000. le:: BY Marshall
Field 'o- he purpose A. p-esen,
the museum although 8; conducts 4
scientific work Of national import.
anee aut International in scope, IS
inadequa.e.y housed In a weather.
beaten building which Is q relic %
of Worlds Fair % 1893. Here are
stored and exhibited chronological col.
lec'.ons gathered from the ends OF
the earth, Illustrating the lie and
ATS ~ mankind from palaeolith.c
times 20 the present. The work Of d
museum OF this sort Is as interesting
as u IS little knoEn Expeditions
have been sen, from the quiet Offices
IN Jackson Park 20 the remotest
parts Of Central Asia. The iungles
% East Africa an3 the islands Of,
the South Seas. Them useum now
contains an herbarlum Of 250 400
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

.--e.s study collections 10 birds a1d
mammal. reaching many 'ao-sz-1
specimens and collections IL ,ae ted
e. Ea-'- American e'hlology and IN
-.-e-s.ozg zLlch ara tie envy o.
E--r7as1 -ays-'s and Collectors T.
-a. a..1 large working library.
.7a's.r.as over 5000 volumes. and
q fee lecture colrse--.n accordance
s'- modern theories ot Instruction
zaica hold 'hs, a museum saouI3 not,
be simply place q reference b1' an
active s54ca'.olsl force
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28
Gore Back az Work.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator T.
p Gore has returned 70 the capital
from Guthrie where he was reelected
by the legislature 70 another term in
the senate. He is preparing number
oi bills on legislation which effects
Oklahoma and now that his re-elec-
t.cu is off his mind. he Is trying 70
force some bills through even though
the session Is short.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28
Brave Fire Ladies'.

often receive severe oG-ns putting
orr. fires, then use Buckln's Aru.ca
Sa,vs and forge. them L soon drives
on. pain For Burns. Scalds Wounds.
Cuts and Bruises rs ea-th's creates;
healer Quickly cures skin Erlprons.
Old Sores Bolls, Ulcers. Felons:
5es. Pile cu-e made. Relief Is instant.
2ic a. A-dm0re Pharmacy. q & "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28
ACTON TAKE. D. -cLSE ErES
Es aILLETs spEEC- FSc1
CONGRESSIONAL eEcOsc.
ACT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE
F-cn ss~ Yer. cer.err.rs tne
Pres cent Hsre so- Jystfe7 sy
E-y Cars c.rs,.srs % -syss.

Washington. Jan. --Reconms1t-
Ing ,aa. -a speech delivered las.
vse}; .a the house by Rao-esa1'a:ise
WMe't q New IorE 10 which he
y-.s.de-. Rss severely criticised. 5e
eralng-8 from the congressional rec
ord ard se.ec, committee ~ appoint
Cd - consider The speech submitted
.,s record IN ne house today. The
-apo-- vas adopted b. he house az.
'er short debate.
A letter written 70 the committee
5g Representative W!lle,t urging tha,
his speech should remain on record
accompanied the report
Declaring ,ha, the consideration
o.. the speech In question involved a
consideration of what is no, orderly
debate 10 the house the committee
report defines the privileges of mem.
bers Of the house AID the limitations
~ debate. J, discusses a, length the
Relationship of The two houses ot
congress and tho relations which mus,
be maintained betwee1 The house of
-aprosen'a'lyas and DO. p-es.de-- iu
accordance with The constitution.
The repo-, declares thar +, would
seem that rhe peculiar co-sl'u'loua.
duties o. The house so relation 20 the
power of .mpeachiug the president
DO nor preclude q clear line Of d.s,inc-
/ '.ou 5e'1eeu that criticism Of acts
/ AID c.uduc. necessary for perform.
auce Of the constitutional duties Of
| the house and criticism merely per
sonal and irritating
. r. also declares that It Is especially
. 'he duty Of the house itself 20 protect
. the president from that pJvonai
abuse lulucudo, or ridlcule tending
10 excite disorder In the house itself
and 70 create a personal antagonism
on the part Of the president toward
the house, and which IS not related
20 the power Of the house under the
constitution 10 examine into the acts
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Resc TriS

Ta:es Ceu;e-. kan, sept y. 1906; -
At.e- II doctors gave ne 1p % de
HANS Texas wonder cured re G.
.t-ney AID b,ato,-r t-o1s,e :; = the
best medicine on ear-a Ms Il.
Johnson sod by all druggists D&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28
Simple Remedy for La orippe

Racking Ia grippe coughs that may
develop into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and
Tar. The sore and inflamed lungs are
healed and siren gthened. and a dan
gerous condition is quickly averted.
Take only Foley's Honey and Tar in
the yellow package. Sold by all drug
gists. d & W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

fla mr. ,.suwnar5 ~ asaD,.a,s 'as
Kmerad Is.s s.'a nna.oss. ~, ne
ia,fis shpHn ~ ar 'ocreaaa ~
20 pr ,e., 10 sauags hanks eeylai,s
20 tasa'y gears.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

Twenty years ago a German taught
the Japanese how 20 make shell but
tons Now Japan is exporting sholl
buttons TO Germany, France and 9th
or countries,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

CugrsEtmaa HDsaIa aafat Dol 'aa'
JaDsrs u,'pry Dsrr Russia has fired
ne Jayanssn win anD.tDu A.sD
nfa1 ,ae F4es.aas 'rym Ma1c,g1a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

n la suggested for 'ha benefit of
candidates for office who avn ~ press
cui campaigning ma they a. 70
notary public with them ON 'hr'r
travels ~ they do not 81 is fcr-cl
that they viii find Thar promised
votes are only of the pIc-crust yarl.
sty after all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

senator ODrl has Traohsd the
poIn, where mo condition 81 his IN
ancrs .a ~ in'rfea' Tho uews di--
fa'cbss 'Hl Us that hla taroE last
5ea- Amounted q, 'C.DaaA4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28
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The Best OIL.

For the best oil and tse best ser.
vice and the lowest price, cali phone
sac Retail OIL Wagon l0lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-28

Read Aydmorei,e want AIS.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
SENATOR'S REPUDIATE
SUGGESTION BY TAFT

Washington, June 1O.After a con-
ference at the White House between
President Taft and Senator Aldrich,
it was said that the finance commit
tee would consent to placing two
per cent. tax upon the net earnings
of corporations if the supporters of
the income tax amendments would
accept it and withdrew their PROPOSE
tion. This suggestion. it is declared.
came from President Taft and was
designed to prevent split in the re-
publican party over the income tax
feature Mr. Aldrich communicated
the plan to Senator Cummins and
Senator Borah, who are the leaders
of, the progressive republicans, who
have favored the Cummins' income
tax amendment. The senators con
ferred with their colleagues and as a
result, the plan was repudiated by
them, as it was also by republican
leaders, who are opposed to the in,
come tax idea.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
SMUGGLED CHINKS
RODE IN ice CHEST

Chicago. June 10.--Until one China
man was smothered to death. IT was
the regular practice. according to the
testimony introduced today in the
chinese smassl:ne eases bsfoF JAiass
Landis. TO carry orientals in the ice
chest of the dining ear after they
had been pat aboard the Golden State
Limited of the Rock Island railroad
lat Ell Paso, Texas.
Albert @, Thompson, negro cook,
told of the smuggling. He said the
box was barely large enough to hold
one Chinese. This practice was aban-
doned after brakeman said he would
have to find smother way for carry
ing the Chinese because they would
MT ride that way since one Of their
brethren was smothered to death.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
MANY LIVES IMPERILED
PASSENGER LIST NUMBERED 52B
WITH A CREW OF 1856
BESIDES
RESCUED BY LIFE SAVERS
TUGS WITH AID or SURF BOATS
TAKE OFF ALL ON BOARD
DOOMED VESSEL

New York, June 10.-The Spanish
steamer Antonio Lopez, with 526 pas.
sengers aboard and crew of 1876, was
grounded in Fire Island last night and
lay on the beach all night pounded
by the heavy seas. Distress rockets
sent up warned the life saving. crew
ashore but they could do nothing ow-
ing to a raging storm. Early today
wrecking Tugs went to the scene and
with the aid of surf boats took off
the women and children first, then
the men. The sea was still too high
to permit the passengers being land
ed. Most cf the passengers were
from Naples, Genoa and Cadiz bound
for Vera Cruz. The Lopez lay a thou
sand feet on shore and was discover
I'd by the Point Woods lie savers
After several attempts to launch a
life boat the attempt was given up
and tugs sent for. The Lopez is own
ed by a Barcelona company.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
PROGRESSIVES STILL
OPPOSE WOOL SCHEDULE


Washington, June 1o.--The Pro
gressites came into The ssenete To-Day
determined to continue their fight
against the new wool schedule. al
though the votes taken yesterday
demonstrated the ability of the fl
nance committee to maintain a ma
jority of 10 or IL on all recommen-
dations.
The vote was 43 to 81 against Sen
ator Dolliver's contention that only
WOOL in yarn should be taxed. Before
the vote was taken. Senator Warren
declared that the purpose Of levying
a duty on the entire weight Of yarn
was to keep out material mixed with
chean cotton.
| Senator Dolliver claimed there was
nothing surreptitious in mixing cot
ton and wool in making cheap yarn
and said it was no good reason fol
discriminating against cheap material
Mr.. Dollivef then offered an amend
ment proposing duty on such WOO
fabrics as are made partly of cotton
In explanation of this amendment he
convulsed the senate with his witty
remarks on the Dingley law
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
BOLD SNEAK THIEF
TAKEN into CUSTODY

Atanacio Eucero, a fifteen-year-old
boy living on the West side. was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of lar
ceny from dwelling. and placed in
the county Jail. He had a hearing
before Justice d. R. Murray this
morning and was held to await the
action of Inc grand jury. In default
of $1,000 bond he was remanded to
the county jail.
Z Lucero. Z is alleged, committed one
of the boldest thefts in this city in
some time. when about 8 O'Clock on
Tuesday evening he entered the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles Denecke. 912
National avenue. and carried away all
the female wearing apparel he could
get his hands on. Entrance was ef-
fected by tearing the screen from a
rear window in the house. At the
time Of the theft the members of the
family were sitting on the front porch.
When the theft was discovered
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
end COMES SUDDENLY
NONE BUT THE FAMILY KNEW
THAT GRIM REAPER WAS
HovERlNG NEAR
had ILLUsTRlOUs CAREER
BORN IN BOSTON IN 1922 AND
GRADUATED FROM HARVARD
UNIVERSITY IN 1899.

Boston, June 10.-The Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Everett Hale, chaplain Of the
United States senate, died at his
home in Roxbury today. He was 81
years told. The shock was great at
the receipt of the news of his death,
because few knew he was ill., Only
a few days ago he attended, gath
erins in honor of the ninetieth birth
day Of his contemporary, Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe. and seemed in good
spirits. He retired at thesusual time
last night, but he was so weak that a
physician warned members of the
family that the end was not Tar off
A Remarkable Career
FIa1e was bern III Bostoh IN 1sa2
and by training, education and tradis
tion represented the spirit of the
founders Of the Massachusetts colony.
He graduated from Harvard in 1889.
He had been chaplain of the United
States senate since 1898. His selec-
tion at that time was regarded as a
high tribute to his intellectual ability.
Since his appointment he had been a
very consistent attendant at the sess-
ions of the senate, and his invoca-
tions were so marked by eloquence
that few senators failed TO be in their
seats when the gaveI fell.
Was Greatly Beloved
Hale became pastor of the South
Congregational church in 1855, and
since 1899 had been pastor of Emiri-
tus parish. OF his literary works the
most famous are Ten Times One is
Ten my Double and How He Un-
did Me-" srd the MAN without a
Country" AS his age advanced his
friends delighted TO celebrate his
birthday. In 1892 a purse of $4,000
was given and in 1902 fund of
$2S,COo was raised. At a later cele-
tration a great gathering honored him
in Symphony hall. and the late Sen
ator Hoar spoke.
The first inroads on DR.. Hale's
health were noticed early in the
spring. He was feeble on Inauguration
day and was compelled to cancel an
engagement to deliver the invocation
at the unveiling of a statue of Long
fellow. He left Washington several
days before the ceremony. never to re
turn.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
GOVERNOR ADDRESSES
VETERANS In REUNION

Alamogordo, June 10. =. Governor
George Curry yesterday afternoon af-
ter reviewing the parade, addressed
the old soldiers who are attending the
territorial encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic and several
hundred citizens, the exercises taking
place in beautiful Alameda park. The
governor made an eloquent address
to the veterans and was the recipient
of frequent and enthusiastic applause.
The encampment closed last night,
sitter a we'll attended and very sue
cessful gathering of the old soldiers.
Senior vice commander DIR. Long Of
Tularosa presided in the absence of
Department Commander Victory Of
Santa Fe. who was prevented from
attending by illness,
The city was profusely decorated
and yesterday as far as. possible was
observed as a general holiday. Din.
Der was served by the ladies' Of the
Woman's Relief Corps in Alameda
park the address of welcome being de-
livered at The opening session by Col.
F. J. Bush. post commander here.
Last night the Business Mems Club
gave a smoker in honor of the old
soldiers and of Governor Curry. who
arrived in the city yesterday morn
Ing.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10

Chief Ben Coles was notified and be
spent d good part Of yesterday iDves-
tigating the case However, while
walking along Bridge street yester'
day afternoon. Mrs. Denecke and a
friend spied the stolen articles, which
included several dresses and shirt
waists valued at ss5. hanging in the
show window of a second hand store.
The owners lost no time in letting
the proprietor know that he had
bought stolen goods and he quickly
handed over the articles identified by
the women. It is said that he bought
them from young Lucero, and this
furnished the clew which led to the
boys arrest by Deputy Sheriff Enri-
que Sena a short time afterwards.
1t is understood that certain second
hand dealers have been rather careless
about buying goods from strangers,
which in more than one instance has
turned out to be stolen property.
This may get them into serious trou.
bic some day. as the law Is very strict
in this regard.
Together with Young Lucero. two
other lads were arrested for compli-
city in the same offense. Merenciano
Vigil and Mohico Flores, who have
also been placed in jail to await the
action Of the grand jury.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
AUTO SMASH-UP
AT ALAMOGORDO

Alamogosdo, N. NJ, June 10-Six
out of seven passengers were more or
less seriously injured here yesterday
afternoon when the automobile of Mrs
A. P. Jackson driven by Miss Helen
Parks had both right hand tires torn
off while turning a sharp curve in
front of the Alamogordo hotel, plung-
cd into the air and turned over.
The injured are:
Miss Helen Park. right side Of head
badly bruised, right elbow and shoul-
der injured.
c. B. Murray, right leg broken and
otherwise badly bruised.
Miss Iona Woods, right side of
face torn; left hand badly crushed.
wrist injured, possibly serious inter
nal injuries.
Miss Maggie Maud Cox. right side
of face bruised and shoulder injured.
Misses Ernestine and Anna Muir.
ray slightly injured.
Harry Murray was the only mem
Der of the party who escaped unin-
iured. All of the injured persons are
well known young people Of this city.
At the Alamogordo hotel and the EN-
ergency hospital three physicians
worked for several hours dressing the
wounds of the injured persons. The
accident caused considerable excite
ment as It occurred during the big
G. A. r. parade and was Witnessed
by hundreds Of people. The car was
completely demolished.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
UNITED Confederate
VETERANS IN PARADE

Memphis. Tenn, June 1o-Clad in
rough gray homespun. such as they
wore in the sixties. and carrying their
ancient rifles of the Civil war, ten
thousand United Confederate veter.
ans marched today in what win prob
ably be their last march. The heat
was intense and the line Of march
was cut down to one mile. The com
manders gave the older members per
mission to drop out of line but none
ayailed themselves of this permission.
The parade was led by Major Gen.
John Mcdowell Following the reg
|ular divisions came the survivors Of
Forests famous cavalry corps.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
JACK O'BRIEN EASY
FOR STANLEY KETCHEL

Philadelphia, June 10. = Stanley
Ketchel, the middleweight champion
last night defeated Jack O'Brien in
the third round of their six round
bout, thus accomplishing feat that
Jack johnson, heavyweight champion,
failed to accomplish some three weeks
ago, The fight was stopped in the
second minute of the third round.
after O'Bricn had been knocked down
twice in the. second and once in the
third and was almost unable to raise
his hands. The fight was whirl-
wind from start to finish. Ketchel
went after 0Brien from the tap of
tie bell, and showed that he was de-
termined to make short work of his
shifty opponent. He also gave
his attention to OBrien's body un-
til he found an opening and then sent
in crashing right in the second
round that scored the first knock
down. O'Brien got up gamely but
went down again in few minutes
from right and left on the jaw.
This time be struggled to his feet at
the count of six, and two seconds
later the gong rang.
lFiThe third and last round was
brief. Ketchel went in for knock
out. In his anxiety to finish it quick
ly he was Wild Finally he cornered
0'Brien and sent in a short left jab
blow on the jaw. practically finishing
the battle. O'Brien could not fall. be-
cause he was pinned in a corner, but
he crumpled against the ropes and
chung to Ketchers neck. Shaking him
loose. Ketchel again sent in right and
left.
Referee Michigan, seeing O'Brien's
condition, and wishing to avoid a
possible injury, stopped the fight.
Ketchel was cheered wildly by the
crowd, which was quick to comment
on his showing against O'Brien as
compared with Johnson's. to the dis
advantage of the black champion.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
|RS MOTHER TEsTIFIEs
|sWEARs THAT ARTICLES IDENTI-
FLED AS STOLEN WERE WED
DING GIFTS
Night SESSION OF COURT
JUDGE MILLS WILL HOLD SUCH
IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE
HEARING OF CASE. M

The defense snrnng a surnrise to-
dav in the case of Fred Farnham. the
former Santa Fe brakeman now on
trial IN tba district co,,rt charged
With tho larceny af household goods
fron, +ba dwel,;nS of Mrs Rerba
pooorsberg wban tba mother of the
aafenaant vent -. +ha stona
NJ r.raha was - +ho Stand
,.,~;.,s .naa. - 49, noo,n,no sass;on
- = 49, a1,araa ~
Ian IAN articles such as napkins. table
.,a4,,r +at,s s.area atc which Mrs
) orra,,s,,a~a c,a;mea were stolen from
~. ,,,n,a ~ ra artislas she had given
III aefanaant At ire time Of his mar.
riags a. I wedding present. TO cor
rohorata a..r. evidence she exhibited
q 4. 4, Il, Is .ls,i i apkifs III fI1B
same pattern as those Mrs. Regens-
herg claimed as her own. This had
! tendencv to create considerable
eouht therefore, as to who really did
own those household articles
Accounts for stolen Goods
Tba pr,esa,s Garnet and some other
. art;c,es which Mrs. Regensberg
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-10
POOR FISHER FOLK ON
VERGE OF STARVATION

Tampico, Mexico, June 10. - Poor
fisher folk here are starving as a
result of an order that they cannot
jish in the bay. The fish conces-
sion is owned by two big concerns.
who heretofore have not objected to
the local fishermen, but these pro
tested when independent concerns
began fishing for market. Unless
aid is received these poor families
will not endure the famine.