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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

responsible for the circular, call
ed on Mr.. Hickey and advised
him Of my appreciation for Mr..
Reed, who was a neighbor of mine
in this little community, and told
him of my desire to embarrass
Mr.. Wood as little as possible,
and requested him to retract the
statement in the Globe and the
Free Press which were to issue the
following day. He lodged and
evaded, and insisted that he could
not act until he got the board of
seven together, and finally, late
last evening, advised me that he
could not make the retraction.
simply desire my acquaint-
ances in Idaho County to know
the circumstances attending the
situation, that l may be placed
right first, with my organization,
for the members of which / have
the greatest consideration; Sec
ond, with those who differ from
me in the other organization, and
third, to demonstrate to the pub
lie the maligning instincts of
whomsoever may be responsible
for the publication and circula-
tion of the falsehood quoted
above.
EVAN EVANS.
Grangeville, Ida, Nov. II, 1911.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court county of Idaho, state of
Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate of George ]. seay,
Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given, that letters testament
airy on the estate Of George ]. Seay, deceased.
were granted to tie undersigned on the Bird day
OF November, 1911, By the Probate Court OF
Idaho County.
All persons having claims against said ests te
are required to exhibit them to me for allow.
ance, at my residence, on my ranch about 2iz
miles southerly from Winona, Idaho county,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In The District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF the state of Idaho, in and for the
county of idaho.
PENDANT.
Notice is hereby given: That an attachment
has been issued out OF the above entitled Court,
in the above entitled cause, against the proper.
ty of the above entitled defendant.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this 4th day OF
November, 1911.
(SeaD j. A. Bradbury,
Clerk OF the District Court
24-3 BY g. r. johnson, Deputy
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County OF Idaho. State
OF Idaho.
In the matter of the estate OF Charles Flynn,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that letters testa-
menfary on the estate OF Charles Flynn de
ceased, were granted to the undersigned on the
3rd day OF November, 1911, BY the Probate
Court of idaho county.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance at the law office Of " N. Scales, at Grange
vile, Idaho, within ten months after the date
OF the first publication Of this notice, or they
shall be forever barred.
Dated this srd day OF November, 1911.
Frederick Emery Flynn,
Timothy Henry Flynn,
Executors.
w. N. Scales. Atty. N-4
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rular above mentioned.

"ular above mentioned.
State of Idaho, County of Ida
no, SIS.
Judge James DeHaven, being
first duly sworn, deposes and
says:
| am signer Of the statement
to the voters of Idaho County
prepared by the Idaho County Re
form League, and l desire to
make this statement by way of
affidavit as to how | came to
sign it.
Mr.. Evan Evans came into my
office in the Court House, and
stated to me that he had state
ment which he wished me to read
and, if | agreed with it, endorse
by my signature. George Wood
was sitting in the office at the
time, and heard what he said.
took this statement from Mr..
Evans and read it aloud then and
there, in the presence of Evan
Evans and George Wood. At
the conclusion of my reading of
it, | expressed myself as in hearty
accord with its announcements,
and thereupon signed it.
Thereupon, Mr.. George Wood,
in the presence of myself and Mr..
Evans, having listened to the
reading Of the statement, an
nounced voluntarily that he also
approved of the statement and
that he would sign it, which he i'm.
mediately proceeded to do.
JAMES DeHAVEN,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10th day of November,
1911.
l.. VINEYARD.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

such statement under oath, my
interest being based on the fact
that | alone had circulated the
petition and secured the sigma
ture of every signer in Grange
vile to the statement to the vot-
ers of Idaho County, upon which
rests the campaign represented
by the Idaho County Reform
League. My investigation lead
me to the discovery of the fact
that it was George Wood.
| therefore, in justice to my
self and to the very laudable
cause which | represent, not only
join Judge DeHaven in the aft
davit above, but add the addi-
tional explanation as simple JUS
tice to myself.
EVAN EVANS,
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this 10th day of Novem-
Der, 1911.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF Will.

~ IN, .he rroDate Court OF Idaho County. Idaho
III tne matter 1.-THE estate of Aaron Freidenricb
pursuant to an order OF said conrt moao ~,
tn day oil November. 1911, notice Ia herebv
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

fnaho. within ten months after the date of the
pupca.ion OF this notice, or they shall be
Dated this 3rd day Of November, 1911.
W. N Scales. Atty. NNeoan,;
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

given tina. Tuesday the 18th day Of sS ss ees
1sii at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ Of said day ss,lssnssVs'
room OF said Court, in the city o. has been %.
county OF Idaho, state OF Idaho, ha proving ins
pointed as the time and place i9 a,eceased, az nSS
will of Aaron Freidenrlcn, poss Freidenlins;SS
and Milton Freidenrich, for the ScGrane 2,
will and for the issuance TO .h will anne1ssSS
letters OF administration with tne rscn intereieu
thereon, when and where any pu
Ds,e 1p this I'm day Of November dl; y.lk rs
fSeal) Edna brunhe
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16
L. VINEYARD,
Justice of the Peace,

Inasmuch as l am the "indi-
vidual' to who, the dry" fore
es in this campaign have referred
to as having signed an affidavit
in reference to the Idaho County
Reform League statement to
the voters. wish to say now, that
Mr.. Evan Evans presented this
typewriter statement to Judge
DeHaven at the Court House !;
that he read it in my presence; |
signed it and handed it back to
him as a voluntary act, without
any pressure from him, and this
statement is made in justice to
him that he and the public who
may think differently, may know
that no improper motives should
be ascribed to him for his partici-
patton in my signing this state
ment.
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho,
Nov. 14th, 1911.
GEORGE WOOD.
Before | procured this state
ment from Mr.. Wood, | tele-
phoned to Mr.. George NJ. Reed,
the president of the dry forces in
this county and, in a neighborly
way, advised him that | had dis
covered the man who had signed
the affidavit referred to. to be
George Wood, which Mr.. Reed
answered was correct, and | then
asked him what he was going to
do about it, as | did not want to
place Mr.. Wood in an embarras-
sing light. He referred me to
one Hickey, whom he said was in
charge of the situation.
| then, having located the party
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
HUNDREDS RUSH TO THE FIELD
FROM ALL PARTS OF MCKINLEY COUNTY

A. least .ou AlUuquc.Qu men aro
interested leo me oIl strike which Nas
made two woc.s ago ON cattle
ranch goo Seven lakes loo tb, Chayr.
,ouutr, between Albuquerque ana
Gallup on Tho Santa rc coast liUes
and my miles nom ,bv railroad g.
r. Gaia. % Santa Pc passenger cor.
duCt0r, is one oi The men who is Boz uu
thc ..Iik, aud fb'JC one several 9th.
en-. associates uf NJ cain who dU
not wish their name. mentioned J.
This time Nj Cain returned to A.
buuucrquc Yesterday after visit oft
several days tO the .fTlEp. bringing
with him samples OF thp OH ard tho
sand formation ADJOINING he Wen
The oil displayed Dos M Cain is 90
high Grade Of blaDN Oh, superior 90
the crude oh burned loo taa cugln,
west oi NmslON ON the SANTA Pc
coast lines. which Oh comes rom
bakersfield. Cul The o'i was Huck
AT a depth of 32u feet. while the welt
drilliur outni was irving 10 sJrik
water The oil nov deposited no fh"
wrll on top Ol The water. measure
100 feet and comes Wlthin twenty
eight feet ul the TOD ui The ground
The oil was stmr, while Tom e.
Tullc. shorin Of Mckinney county was
ON the ground. supervising tho driliIu
operations Mn cain was Interested
with M Tallc ana others IN tho d..
yrlopmcnt ct cattle ranch in tho
Seven Lakes country owning Nu1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
SPECIAL PULLMAN
SERVICE FOR
RESOURCES DAY
Albuquerque People May
Make Trip To Mountainair
In Convenient Manner,
With Every Accommodation

Special Pullman cars viii be- avail.
"blc for people who wish 90 atteuI
New Mexico Resources DAY 40 the
Mountain ChanJauqua from this city.
rms arrangement has just heen
made by the Santa Pc az the request
90 ~ 49, Hcnng SECRETARY ct the
New Mexico Burcau oi immigration
who is in charge of the program for
the day aud the big development con.
ference
Any number OF cars will be- avail.
hnl'. according 60 The number of uer.
sons VINO expect io use then At least
our four ears viii ne needed. b. is
thought These cars viii be ready ar
me Albuquerque station az q o'clock
on The evening of August 1. aud may
be taken az that time By people who
wish To make INC trip. They Will he
taken as part OF the regular train TO
Nouniauair on ihc morning Of The
9TH New Mexico lie ourccs Dav.
The ears VIII be- SCI out at the Noun
ialuHir station so that occupants may
arise when they desire
Then lhc ears viii he returned 10
Albuquerque as o part of The rernlar
ttatn In the evening. The reguiar
time for lCagiUl Hountainair is o D..
M bat The train viii be hcla an
hour leaving ior here at 90 This VIII
enable everybody 10 soc al the oXgr.
cists oi lhc day
Those who dosiro Pullman accom-
modationa ont ot Albuquerque 90
Nuuntainaig ON tho night of August
am should address the secretary. Bu.
ryau Of lmm'eru.iou Albuquerque. \
NJ. al once, 10 that proper rescl1,a.
lions ma, bo made. The rate IRON
Albuquerque to Mountainalr for this
occasion is $3.50 for tho round tim
Pullman charge will bc s. per person.
the usual berth rate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
PERSONALS.

y Williams, chief OF Santa Fe de-
toctives. lett Tor the east this after
noon.
r.. g. Wade, Jr. well known at
iorneS oi Las cruces. was visitor
IN Albuquerque Yesterday.
NrNA has reached her, that baby
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs Roy
crouch AT HoopstOwn, Illinois. on the
twenty first Of THIS month.
B G. Criswell. a well known fire In.
surance Rdiuster. left last evening for
ISnFer where he will attend the
Gathering Of general agents and on.
Gals OF the Commercial Union Assur.
ance company Mr. Crlgwcll Is one
ui me best informed insurance men m
The country and viii take n prominent
part IN the proceedings OF the meet.
ing
Frank Quier, foreman OF construc.
ton for the Albuquerque Traction
company, Is working gang Of men
today removing the trolley poles on
SfeohG street between silver avenue
and Tiieras road The .ioles are be.
ing pulled down because oi the IRON
poies recently erected along the
Iieal While way
There WASH any game of base ball
between the Albuquerque Grays ana
th" santa Fe club yesterday The
Ancient Pueblo club was on the hum
m'r Tor several reasons and fuiied 90
sh"" up, cancelling the scheduled
Same at the last mVment Amarillo.
Texas, viii play mere next SATURDAY.
and SUNDAY
special santa ~ Ofrcor l.. G.. Cart
wright l,it for Las cruces this morn
ihs working on clues which may lead
% Oh" arrest Of the men who robbed
'n' santa Fs station In Socorro Fri
uhN morning several suspects have
been arrested thus far hut the au-
lh'fiiics have not Vet been successful
iu connecting amy OF them with the
robbery in positive manner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
SIXTY CARLOADS Of
FRUIT BOXES GO
FROM HERE
American Lumber Company
Ships Great Quantities oil
Touchdown Crates TO Peoos
Valley District.

THr Aiam.HHrau NaNs % comment
ue upon tl. organization 1t the iruit
Growers ol tb, Pse1a valley aud tine
enormous ale 1pou which THEN op.
,rstaus u, ratlrd on says.
Th. pc.1s valley De- q much older
..Hf'msnt tHHn the Sacfbmcnto yu.
D.. % b.. more thicKy settled aud
N.us BOO The artcsIon belt hue an
.1IrdauO, 90 Wuter-st ltIst % s
abundant D> comparison with oar
present limited supply 10, p'ro-
valley however. lae MOI been WIth-
.Hf fryersrs ana trials in me earlier
o.ts Just ts m This valley u tine
s.y,rul Udcs OF immigration. people
conn, Boo. fIcd and those Nno Jailed
moved on. ThtN are beginning now
Co.. get better results Ia the Pccos v1I-
ItN. .uctly because the people have
learned 90 apprryIat" tho value uf
organization ia al commodity mat-
ur-
\ travelling salesman Tor O. paper
supply hourc was in Alamogordo yos-
terday and was talking about con.
uHions 100 the pCcoF valley ". said
tnat hc had never seen crop condi-
TONS and prospects any better. but
what Impressed him most was the
magnitude OF the operations Hr has
sold twenty -nyc million apple wrap
p'fa. ana one million cantalOupc
wrappers 20 tho Roswell Fruit Grow
cts' association. Tho same organlza.
ZION has bought sixty carloads OF fruit
boxes rom the American Lumber
company go Albuquerque one fruit
grower of carlsbad II shipping forty
carloads ~ peaches o. the eastern
markets Tho nrst car was sold IN
Kansas city tho peaches retailing at
tnttN cents DOZEN
but the people OF the Pecoa valley
ar" proceeding In their undertakings
in an orderly, systematic way. They
have an organisation with q man
sg'r-secretary whose duty II is 10 de-
vote his time and attention 10 the az
fairs 81 Tie organization. when fruit
Is shipped ia large quantities they
employ experienced crews from the
California fruit fields To do the pick
iug. packing and loading.
They have hammered on tho mat
9" OF freight and express rates un-
tl now they are able 90 reach the
further markets with their products
The achievements OF the Pecos val
~ anord an inspiring example col
other sections and communities which
have vet 80 much 70 accomplish in
IN" matter 81 getting together and
h"rieciing their organization.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
THIRTY DELEGATES
ATTEND CLOVIS
CONVENTION
Splendid Papers Read at Gath
ering of Sunday School Peo-
pie From Eastern New Mex
leo and West Texas.
Especial Correspondence Ia the HeraIdI

CLOVIS 81 NJ, July a. Tp, Sow
Mexico and West Texas sunday
school con> cntiou which has been In
session here Tor ,ho past two days nd-
iourn,d yesterday prlDRot's NUM-
oerinr more than thirty wore pIc--
ent from curry and Roosevelt coun-
ties ANA Palmer and Bailey counties.
Texas Th, total enrolment was
about nitl. sessions wore bold both
morning and afternoon boo which hust-
ness was transacted and plans mad"
To- further tho sunday school work in
This section uf the new state l''.'}
meetings were held loo the evenings
uad the Btt,udunr, larl.. The enc
thusiasm and zeal ~ thc delegates
fred everyone present to mnk H
greater effort 90 culare. the t,ud-
auce of the sunday schools aud Csc
pcuauy the adult members Mrs
GALLOWAY. wife of the Baptist min
lister here. ANA Mrs Oldham ut por-
tales, read Jhy boost papers that were
submitted during the convention.
Tho, both dealt with primary work
and the new methods nf grading tnot
Is being $50 successfully introduced in-
20 the sunday schools The papers
Will Dr.. published later for the benefit
OF teachers Mrs Oldham was re-
Uu.st'd d., the convention 90 send h'r
paper Oh On Mountunair chHut1uuuH
lf .b, could NOT pu and read % BOO ucr-
son.
Tho W O. o. g. of clovis rs plane
tfIrrr fY ..I.u Ia Y..I.ua rt.ut and d..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

'hi'acD, July 2t.-Cattlc r.cclpts
$4,000. market stendy: beoycg. y51On
40; Texas steers. Sf.sO6t6i0. west
'rn stcors S4o0H soc: stockcrs and
Feeders t3.ooW5.10. COWS ana heirors.
fs.s""5.ao. calves, y5.50aX.0U
Hogs Receipts $4,000 market 5c
to TOO lower. urht. x6.aanG.s piv
cd. yG.st@G.15. h,,y. sG.ou1c
rough, N6.noftd.25; good 90 choice
H'aNy 'ds'frG.fo, pigs. &a.5u6.8o.
buik of sales. SG.s5aG.G5.
SIrcp Receipts 20 900. market
steady To- 90 lower; native. ga50ar
TOO. western, S2.15aiG0. yoarIinrs.
- POI" '.'0i lambs native. x87sI
go. western, Nf5OT12o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Kauea, City Li,cAocl.

Kansas CRY July % Cattle re-
p.ipts 5000. Market steady to Toe
higher, native siers.. xi.aHGg0:
t"ujh-ru steers. St00u5Ta. southern
COWS ANA hc.fDrs. y".T5H4-0: native
cows and hcifers, f-.l0nGGa. stock
Drs ma fooIws. s3.oon5oo. buns.
'25t1i4 .'5. calves, y4o0H Z 90. west
cru steers Si50b,G..5: western cows.
&2T5Wi15
Hogs Receipts 5000. Market 5r
lower bulk of sales. SG.25mG.5O.
heavy tG.ij"6Gu; packers and but
.hors &6.3516 .ta. Hsht. So 20mG.io.
Sheep Receipts 5000 Market
steady, muttons, S3.5omL50. lambs.
N5.7bm , oo, fed wrthcrs md year
hnes S3'oM i.e5, f.d western ewes.
A9.5GHgSo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
FRENCH AVIATOR LEADS
tnl EHenlns Herald A. a.. Leased VNtve

kdinhurg' Scolland. July 20 -. Vrr.
dimes. the French aviator, in Mo.
lane horel ui0nonlane. maintains the
read To- the circuit OF Great Britain
uvln'ors race for The Dany Mails
prize Tie covered the distance of
a43 miles from Hendon 10 Ednburg
this morning In less than six houra
actual lying time
Beaumont followed Verdines close.
~ Meyman SAN experiencing bad
luck, was held up az Hendon Awaiting
the arrival Of new propeller. put go;
away about noon, 1sing NJ great speed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
WHEN STARS NRE IN rnE QUnrT
Skis

When stars are in th, quiet skies.
Then most I pine Tor thee.
Bend on me then 90, tender eyes.
As stars luok uu the soa
For thoughts. likc waves that glide lbs
night
Are sulleyt whom they shine,
Mine earthly love lies hushcd in light
Beneath tho heavens of thine.
Ihprc is an hour when angels keep
Familiar watch Der men
Whom ,onrser souls arc wrapped iu
Sleep
sweet spirit meet men them
There is AN hour when hos dreams
Through smmbcr faircst glide;
Ana Ia that mysu. hour 81 seems
Thou shouIdst Do, by nay side.
Ny thoughts of thee too sacred are
For dallighrs common beam
can but know Thee as my star.
Ny angel and my dream.
When stars arc Boz the quiet skies.
Then most ! pine FOR thee.
BEND ON mo then tbs tender eyes,
As stars look ON the soa,
Lord LUTON,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
DEMOCRATS HOLD
CONFERENCE
Confer With Insurgents Re
garding Tariff Revisions
Caucus Scheduled for To-
morrow or Wednesday.


Washington. mly 20 rh. Demo
cratic srnotors hot, decided to hold
o. caucus tomorrow ur Wyducsdnl tp
consider the vuoI u#H revision.
House Democratic leaders uru pt"---
Ine them to content themselves With
vouua pu the nous, NuH BIN aud Co
refrain from passing .Hc laFoUo'to
1IU though Democrat. senatorial uJ-
'u.1i,s pl the LaFnIl'ita hiE ARC BOO
tH, Majority MANY conferences have
been held among Democrats ana Joe
sHrg,uts today and ibr question is
munopoI.zug tho attention of .oua-
tors
prnat. nu the Underwood wool ro-
vision ulll from tb, house, beginning
after ruutu. business today viii ruu
until rho vote next Thursday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

N'w york july - Call money.
= = percent, prime mercantile paper.
iHtla percent
Mexican dollars. 45.
Amalgamaiod. GN 1T.
sugar ll1ib.
Atchison. 1884,
Great Northcrp, prefer O.. l9G as.
New York Central. 100.
northern PaCluc. i33I-S.
Reading, l57 IA
southern Pacific. l231.I.
Union Pacific. ia0 So.
steel ~ 5-S
steel, preferred. i1N3-t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
c. Go o. PERMANENTLY HEALS
Ss 0s Ss SORES AND ULCERS

No matter in what way old ulcer first commenced
wheiher rom wound bruSe from the liberation war
pmple or mole, it without apparent reason
that does not heal shows bad blood responsible
While the circulation remains impure and polluted the and
tissues OF the flesh around The place constantly being with
unhealthy matter and the hbcS thus prevented from knitting
gelhe and healing Purify The blood and The place MUST heal
cause having been removed old
because the greatest OF all blood purifiers
circulation every faint OF mpury and enrchc the blood that
feeds and noushes the tender sensitive flesh knitting
together OF all hrou tissue and thus heals place naturally and
permanently Book Sores and Ulcers and any medical
desired sent free all who and request IT, &&S sold at
drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
STRINGENT MEASURES
PROVING EFFECTIVE
90, ErepIpE Herald \. y leased Wire,

Ncw iurk July 20 The stringent
m,Hsnros abcn To- prevent an epi.
u"mic of cholera here undoubtedly
VIII Prove effective. according to Tho
health officers Who today, noted that
uu nov cases had developed since lasi
saturday
Reports from Hoffman Island rms
m"rune stated there were no further
n.I.r.0Ia cases of airhucss among
those detained from tho s'cnmship
Mol'h.. gud that more OF these pas.
scnlr# probably would 8, released
soon from quarantine 80 further
deaths were reported from Swinburu
Island The steamer pcwga ana
Principe ni PicmOntc are still a. an.
chor OF he quarantine station.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

acre. oi land 'uIo Th., have 'or
gotten about prospects i0r u1. VA.
OIL. and .,arlinra now, however u.d
alo BOO st.oul 'o. tno OH business EN
p,s are already 1u The gruunI Wd
declare Pee indications Wo spI.,Nd
IUI au abundance. of au. ana uil The
n Co.sli WIUhuoI. I.. l.tei1pu
tho sol, ba already been oUt,fcl and
yiN pr Hu. boz operation DIS quickly
a. arrives
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
UNION LABOR MEN
ENTER PLEAS OF
NOT GUILTY
Gompers, Mitchell and Morris
son, Charged With Con.
tempt. Claim Immunity I'M
der State of Limitations.
Wy evening ueraid \. q. L-nsrd wircp

WASHINGTON July Eth u.u ot
formal answers TO he cuutemp.
,NdsDs a-a.ns, them. Messrs samuel
CDmp,t John Mitchell ana FiuaL
Morrison %. tuo American Federation
OFF Labor iHr, today entered oral ulols
%. ulf mt. before Justice Wright 90.
Co., Ii#Jr.r' supreme count
THo, als, entered plea of mu
uil. Hndo. the statute of limitations
aud attacked the CONT for not having
instituted .Hc proc odin.s Within Che
statutory im, lWu Further u.uuls
was postponed i1i Iou days
!. claims th1l fhp UJ8ek made uu.
on him bcioI. cungtvssi.Hai pIu.
WIH,e by $40 Goupcs lett biw up
alternative uut yo proceed with tug
riaI To- 'ho end Justice Wigh. ofay
reiterated his refusal tp certify tu'
con. mpt cases OF the three labor
leader to some other members -,
Ga. court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
0BRMANY FINISHES STUDY
or TREATY PROPOSALS
CBs EvcninR Heratd A. o. I.sased Wire,

Merlin. July y -Tho German gov-
eminent has finished its study Of the
Americana German arbitration treaty
proposals ana formulated lts comment
thereupon. which comment has been
forwarded 20 Washington as a basis
Of Negotiations An Official statement
or the nature 81 the German views
cannot be obtained here hut there rs
reason 10 believe az earlier stated.
that they are favorable.