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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

OF ice viii also boz arranged for ~
present tll thr icc used by the santa
Pc COMES from fos Vegas. and owing
10 the great quantities ip demand TO
properly chill tu, fruit trains thD
hauling amounts Go cunsidcrabl, ,N-
pousr. The plant BE- to bee iu opera
ton January g.
E,lcu De- the consolidation point for
trains from the west, ana IL ia nothing
unusual tor one ot tho big Mallct
compounds made iu Albuquerque. to
tax, east as one train the cars
brought Zoe iu three ur even four scD-
uous by engines from th. coast lir"-
This is possibl, hrptusD pt tho high
tractilc power of those locomotives
ana because OF the easy grades ON the
Bclon cut.off n b. expected that by
November 1 trains from Galveston
viii be running regularly through
rclcn to the north ana west This
is dependent on the completion of
the Coleman yJt-off iu TDNa-
The wheat crop ul th, valley near
l{clrn l-uoV b,ug harvested, and oW %
ing Co. thu huunuul supply oft moist.
ur" %, nature this spring b. the hoay
lest Tor man, Years Th. name may
hc said OF IN" second cutting uf al
mltl though portion uf this crop b.
blorh'd by being uuDd upon aftci
be- was cut AZ both ih,s, crops are
standards iu th, section plenty ol
money viii Boo Boz circulation among
the farmers this mU Wheat is run.
ming 90 bushels aud NOR, tu a., SEER,
Tho alfalfa crop is curr,spoudmgIy
heavy
Th, John u,,krr company hn,
completed Jll the necessary arrange.
mcuts for tho Installation uf an up.
to-daty hsb,rdush,ta nor, down
u,ar tho depot Tho present tron,
uf retail business 300 Bylpn is away
from iis west ,nd location ana dow
toward tho depot several fine hriyl
building. have be.u erected iu thai
section, several property owners huv,
huilt cement sidewalk, and when IA,
hotel recommendations 90 th, Hafve'
nous, are opened Boo october the cit,
will assume quite O. metropolitan asa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
ELECTRIC RAILWAY
FOR ARIZONA
Phoenix Capitalists Contem-
plate Construction of Inter
urban Line to Nearby
Towns.

Phoenix, Ariz, Aug Local cap.
itnlists are reported To- by ,mbarkins
upon ono ot the greatest and most
Important financial adventures ever
undertaken m the valley Il was
learned Yesterday that body OF rec
srurnblc business Inou Of this city
lrupus, 90 incorpcrBtr into come
run} vuleA MI build and operate
am ntor-urhan electric railway bee
tween Mesa, Trmpe. PhocuiN lurlc-
sid. aud Scottsdalc
Nrnhcati"u viii H, made to tho
rity to-day for franchise Juthorlz-
ing tho COMPANY 90 lay its tracks
through the streets ul phorniN. The
yrpH,atou uu' be- presented To- thu
council &C o. publ. Wccting this cy.r-
iua 20 tho yity hail. and 10 favorable
action is taken Wo;N on tho new ai-
NH} viii hc started within go DAYS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
BELEN OUTLOOK IS
A BRIGHT ONE
Comprehensive Plans Are I'M
derway for Building of a
Model Little City in Center
of Agricultural District.
c>p.c,n, correspondence go tn. usrnln

aNNeffA 'ttffNnVndentf - the Hefhidl
Beiod NJ Aus While
H-lcu ir not ol the h,,dp, of its pros
porltr nov, ana VII not hc fog Sow
oral months 90 com,. n Boz ururr, ruus
ruuuAh tu impress "a casual visitor.
Two scans ago. Whom This correspond
,n Was tatt u thu tui-pn tlt!. BE-
WAS t country town barely his
'upugh iu Justify its existence Nuw
% has Inc beginning uf % city vt size
and prosperity MANN uu, rysi-
d,uc's hay, boon built ANA what b.
moro 90 m, point ARE occupied rhvrc
o. Not "a vacant residence u B,l,n.
ur 10 tent uJ NOR, prrtcutiuu. struc-
tore. Ih,u. ur, "a ulmhrr ot tent
house,, maiu'N uscJ as residences uN
health scrk,rs
This lam Be- litcN Go mark th, high
est point of Industrial activity this
.iN hUe NDt reached The santa Fc
Railroad company ha. purchased &c
total OF 200 acres OF land aud plans
uuWbcr CO.. things according to COM
mon report ~ Is certain that the
ntst ut \u-ust viii mark the com
mcuD,mout cot work on the erection uf
the urg'st io, plant west ot NrWton.
This plant viii HAY, e capacit, of
700 tons ui icc dag. most ui which
viii D., used bon icing cars ut trmt or
other pvrishuhlr ,oods. \ rytail sal"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
SHOWS TO
Be CENSORED
IN ROSWELL
Complaints Made to Judge
Pope of Vulgarity in Films;
Products Exposition Direct
ors Meet; City Well Dug.


''-
P'N' NII'"'n h'. "''H lh~Iu'''" 'N
Mayor Veal u s,, Go rs THAT uo suE-
a,.t|,,u,.- ,r r.,r.,usr.pit, b., p,r.
-, ......... ......,
'' ''''''~
NiHc performance 'n inns Guy. ma
the marshal asserts that b. such has
Lp,u going ou % viii b., stopped at
.,,. .t...,.. ....... ,,,, , .,,.. ID,
'''' '''"'' '' 90 i.'''' '''''''''
From Tho instructions from Mayor
N,9I d, th. p1fshnl. 10 "a. evident tiat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
UNKNOWN MEXICAN
FOUND DEAD
Ranchman Discovers Body of
Man Who Had Probably
Lost His Way on Plains and
Starved to Death.
,specIp, Correspondence 10 the Herald,

Special correspondence ~ the ueraIdi
Carlsbad. y NJ. Aug IA McN.
l.au who's, name s unknown Nu-
l,uud uu ~, prairie last week. bN q
ranch hand who was rounding up
som, ,1ttl, u BE- supposed that the
man iu ntt'mptius Go make his way
to some shcrphcrdois camp lost his
way and starved 20 death There
were no MARKS ~ ether indications
on the bod, 60 suggest that hc had
boon murdered
Tho picker ard packers 10 the big
Crafts orchard arc hu1l, AT work got.
TING Ga, heavy crop ready for sbip-
mont Th, uIs Elb,Hw varirt, col
Peaches that .s grown u,r, command.
uur, price iu the ,astDru markets
over uil. and uulf uf railroad
track Vas washed ont about Go miu
south oi here and trains vIl not ran
through 'u Prc1s before next M"udef
an th, effects pt th, storm are
about ,uac,d ANA ala, Msu water
showed tuo stability uf tb, govern
m,ut "urk ou me Carlsbad pr"i.et
m, dam was tested to les ull
sirongth last Monday
40 tho head of Huckopry daN
about four mI,s from town. Hrur,
Robins upu-, Was flooded iuul fcrl
drrp Several hundred dolnrs worth
ot turnttur, oa. lost
AR and Mi Etms from Sew
Nork cam, 200 this week lud are Wis.
liug Mis N,huls u La llu,rta, a
suburb uf Carlsbad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
FLAGSTAFF GETS
ENOUGH RAIN
Cool Weather and Plenty Of
Moisture GLADDEN. Hearts of
Dry Farmers; Students Wis
il Petrified Forests.
Especial Correspondence To ,h. ueralds

Especial Correspondence te the Herald
Flagstaff Aug Last % hours
Maximum temperature II degrees,
minimum Is degrees. Rainfall ~
inch Pretty fair for summer In a dry
family community. Crops looking
fine ana the potato crop viii be a
record breaker
The students of the Northern Art.
loha Normal school left on NO. J to-
night for Adamana, whence they will
proceed To the petrited forest The
excursion Ia charge OF In Bloom.
VAS success In every respect.
Robert Is Earnest, the merchant
rom Canyon Diablo spent several
days here buying his fall stock lie
reports generous rains on tho desert
und says shat Canyon Diablo liz now
running hard This msnres The stock
men ~ that section an abundance of
water on thCir winter ranges
Hon. Paul GraIS. distriet attorney
OF navajo county is helc od business
ana viii Ucnain several days.
y G. DOlan secretary OF The flag
stan Lumber Manufacturing company.
Lett to-day for Denver ON business con
uoctcd with their new hoX factory Nh
Dolan VIII visit Colorado apple grow
ing section ana contract for thci:
entire output OF apple boxes
Among the Phocnivians apenGmg
the heated term With us are Mr. aud
Mrs \ g. Franktorter former rcsi.
dents of our city.
Brother Father Mandin pastor OF
thr Catholic church az Prescott. re-.
turned nom, tunight ai,or e wecl;
spent ut Lolomal lodge on Oak creek.
ne reports IN, trout fishing nne AZ
this season and considers Oak creek
the bcauty spot of Northern Arizona.
Louis Akin the artist. has about
completed his bungalow and studio
a. the L1cteu place. and the building
is the highest type Of rustic architcc-
iWt M Aim viii start work ON q
series ot pictures descriptive OF west.
orn lite Tor The National Museum
lno. " Reayes, editor of Arizona.
q magazine devoted TO the territory
Is again with Ms. returning from llcl.
brook last night
llnmor " King and witr of phueniV
are .oiourning ot Lolomal lodge on
Oal crrck
Flagstaff Is to have postal saw
iugs bank pusiWastu Marshall mas
been invited 20 Prescott hy Inspector
nuttun 90 ttfo 70 course ln bankiug
There VIII ALSO b, % bank established
AT lho Grand Cannon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
PASTEUR TREATMENT
IDW ROY SUCCESSIJI

Denver colo Aug. - For NOR,
tAtu week. pr sherman Williams
Mp hrtl administering tho Past,ur
treatment for rabies To a Japanese
house bog who was bitten hy mad
dos Yesterday was the ninth dny
and the thirteenth Injection ~ the
rncpiu, Was administered Tho how
is reported 90 3D., doing vory nicely
aud pr Williams is confident thar tho
treatment VIII br in every way a guu-
c'ssfuI one. Tho boy felt very bad
for .evcral DAYS after ne was bittrn
hni apparently Is "a the road To- rec
cuNurv
Another man who was bitten = al.
10 being treated This rs believed 10
hn th, iirst tImo this treatment has
ever boon given Ia Denver. The vac
cine hoiug used was obtained by Or.
Williams, as pr sldont OF tho state
board ~ health from the national
marine hospital Tho course Of treat
mont lasts IS DAYS ANA consists OF ~
injections of vaccine Three of these
are given on the first dan and two
ON tAc second AFTER that only one
treatment q day is given
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
SNIP HIRDI;I ~
kiII.ID ~ LIGHTNING

NOaNOIT. \ VI NU4 "TTIn-
cisco Itr., wen known Mexican OF
this ci;y. met his d,ttl uy being
struck bN lightning last sunday AZ
dead body vas found u 900, vicinity
OF Arshola y. A.. ana q soroner's iu-
quest wds held. arriving 1T tb, sor-
dict iu accordance with the ta,tF
His body was brought to isis city
Tuesday night aud buried TINS morn
ing lara was e shrop border for
Fritz Rrink and was NrIl ikcd b., an
VINO knew him Ills Juu,ral vus we'll
attended
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

Their, were 100 pupils az the graded
school of tai- town last yoir rh'
school miliiu- cosl $1,000 aul 10
equipment is complete iu every partic.
ullT
Holbroo, e. located on On. Little
Colorado liver and has considerable
irrigated land tribuary lo D. o. is
fhh railroad distributing point ipr a
large stretch ot country particularly
Ton tha' living about 81 Iohus ana
Suurcrvillc South ANA southeast Of
HulbrooE is one ct OBJ, finest stock
countries u tho sou.hpesf an thp
shipping to ana tu lol that cuuntr'
passes Through HulbJou. From that
particular section thousands oi pounds
of wool aIe shipped from horc yearly
The commercial fabric a. HolUroOk
BIS Wcll developed and - being con-
slautly augmented Th, SANTA Fc
railroad has q fine station building
constructed of red sandstone There
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
HOLBROOK, ARIZONA
THRIVING LITTLE
COUNTY SEAT
Center of Live Stock and Ag.
ricultural Interest; Navajo
County Prosperous and Ag-
gressive Commonwealth.

John r. Kolly. stan Correspondent
Uolhrook. AriZ, Aug This ls
Tho FIRST county seat ln Arizona on
m, Santa 'c west of tho New Mexico
line, u is q thriving little bogg and
depends altogether fur Cos support
on its stock and agricultural interests.
Il Is the county seat of Navajo one
OF the largest and most prosperous
Countie- ia Arizona.
County Officials.
The count, officers are. q Il Gard.
nCr. chairman board OF supervisors
aud James Scott and O b. sutton
members J. = Woods. sheriff: w r.
Williams. asscgsor. /. - DNolbest
treasurer, g. Hess. 3D., recorder. 4
G Smith, probate judge and county
super int,udoui Of scUOolS y y
Woods Ciorh of district court T. W
Doe mdec of district court G VI g.
liun,k. Justice OF iuu peace and dep
uty recorder " f. GcGu distinct d.
forucy. IN g. q saupgon. .uHrrM
tendon. 81 board oi health
The officials of the Iiolorook Com
mercIh club are President. ! r. Coz
vice president G. NJ c. Honck. see
IcIWN Il 5. Vc,plc
The Commercial club has enc qua,
tcrs with pool ana billiard tables
reading room and other uciuiios iu,
irs members and Tor strangers u th,
town ils membership is compose,
OF all the public spirited citizens o'
tine town and its officials ary making
every effort iu attract capital and IN
creased population to liolbrouk ans
/ Navajo county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

"boans Ointment cured ne of ,c-
5ema taat had annoyed me- long
uWc Tho cure was permanent ''--
Hon ). W Matthews commissioner
labor statistics, Augusta, Ne.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

lmpur, blood ruus sou down
makes YOU AN easy victim Ton organic
diseases Eurdock Blood Wtt,r pur-
flies tn, blood cures the cause
builds sou uu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Engineers, Founders Machinists

attention kinds and
Rabbit Bearing Metals Magnolia Metal Pipe Pipe Fit
Well
Indestuobe
Elevate Iron Stairvays, Iron
Get Our Figures. Works and Office Albuquerque, NJ NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
MOTHERS ]. ! Il!
InUTY

It is the duty of every expectaut
mother to prepare her System for the
coming Of her little ono 10 avoid as
far as possible the suffering OF such
occasions and en- Ieayor To- pass
through the crisis with her health
and strength unimpair,d. This she
may do through the use of Mother S
Friend, a remedy that has been so
long in use. and accomplished SO
much good, that IT is in no sense an
experiment, bat a preparation which
always produces the hest results 1t
is for eNernd application and SO pen
ctrating in its nature as to thoroughly
lubricate every muscle. nerve aud ten
don involved during the period before
baby comes. II aids nature by eX-
banding the skin and tissues, relieves
tenderness and soreness, and perfectly
prepares the system Tor natural and
safe motherhood Mothers Friend
has been used aud endorsed by thou
sands of mothers, and It's use will
prove a comfort and a benefit b. any
woman in need of such a remedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
LARGE BALANCE ON
HAND At SOCORRO
Report of County Superintend-
ent j. A. Torres Shows Elk
cellent Financial Status of
Schools.
I >pccIni DOrrrspondcnrc ~ The HernIdI

SocoTu. - a. Aug i-CouutS
-upvriut,ndout OF schools j A. Tor
res filed with the territorial supcriu-
tud'nt cot public Instruction, Santa
Fo, y. NJ. ON a., sofa dag 81 IA d.
month. his annual statistical and d.
uau,pl reports OF the public schouis
within Socorro county, tur tine year
''lI, covering period from june a..
1910 Geo Junr 18TH. 1871. Tho Stats
ueul report contains ,N columns tor
each school district and tine nu1ucial
report contains 30 columns. which
makes the report very large one.
requiring considerable tim. Go make
70 out Among tho many Items re-
ported U- note tho following is h.iur
ni special interest zoo Ga, public
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

Mothers Friend
is sold at drug
stores. Write for
free book Tor
eXpectant moth
ers, which con
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

lains much valuable information
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Aaaaia, Ga.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-11-30
MRS. HARPER GIVES THAT AS
A REASON N. Y. WOMEN
CANNOT VOTE.
This Years Fashions for Women and
Extreme Manners Does More Harm
Than Good-Ladies in Any Great
Movement Not Allowed Same Free
dom as Heretofore.

The reason why New York women
haven t the right TO vote is explained
by Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper, author
and lecturer.
Nothing has done SO much harm to
suffrage in, the last so years as the
way women have dressed themselves in
the last year or two, she told a femi-
nine audience in New York recently.
You have aroused general contempt
and criticism and have made men say
everywhere that you have neither sense
nor judgment, and so are not fit to be
trusted with the ballot Your hats
especially have made you objects of
ridicule and burlesque from one end
of the country to the other'
Mrs. Harper continued:
No woman who enters a great
movement can allow herself the same
freedom she enjoyed before,' she de-
clared. "She is no longer responsible
merely as an individual She is the
embodiment of the cause she repre-
sents.
If she is suffragist, whatever silly
thing she does is charged up to suffrage
by the men. Therefore, 1 am con
WINGED that no thing has hurt the
suffrage cause so much as the way
women have dressed or undressed in
the last few years.
"TAeir hats alone have made them
the laughing stock of the country.
These ridiculous objects are without
excuse in either shape or trimming, and
they are made worse by the wearing of
long hatpins, which have been such
menace to others that legal relief has
been sought all over the land
1.-The most influential women have
worn dresses on the street and in pub
lie places in which women of the demi-
monde would not have appeared a few
years ago. They have exposed figures,
arms, bosoms and ankles in so shame
less way that one is forced to suspect
that if they have appeared modest in
the past 1T was only because custom
demanded it and from no innate refine
ment.
. 1t is impossible to go on the street
without seeing the contempt men feel
for these women and hearing the
sneers and obscene remarks directed
toward them. And as result men saw
women have shown themselves unfit for
suffrage or anything but dress and
bridge and the most frivolous amuse-
ments.'
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-11-30
GEN. REYES ARRESTED.
u. 8. Claims He Has Violated Neu-
trality Laws.

San Antonio, Tex.-General Bernardo
Reyes was arrested here by United
States marshal on a charge of violating
the neutrality laws. The arrest was
made in pursuance Of an Indictment
returned by the federal grand jury now
sitting at Laredo.
The warrant for the arrest was issued
by United States Commissioner Ed
wards here after the report of the in
dictment had been received. The tech
meal charge is melting a revolution
against friendly power.
General Reyes was held under $4,000
bond until Monday, when the defend
ant will be brought to San Antonio
and he will be given hearing.
General Reyes summed up his opin-
ION in the one word ridiculous
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-11-30
National Apple Show Princesses.

Princesses thus far elected by Inlant
Empire towns to represent the com
munity at the court of King Apple al
the National Apple show at Spokane
are:
Chewelah-Miss Kinda Salisbury.
Lewiston-Miss Minnie Spengler.
Davenport-Miss Edna Conlee.
I, Spirit Lake-Miss Eunice Krech.
Post Falls-Miss Beatrice Volkel.
Kamiah-Mrs. Byrl c. Gano.
Leavenworth-Mis Edna Feather
stone.
Odessa-Miss Anna Rhuby.
Pasco-Miss Eusie Cannon.
Asotin-Miss Ethel Rogers.
Pomeroy-Miss Minnie Strain.
Cashmere-Miss Marjorie Patton.
Deer Park-Miss Anna Hopkins.
Kennewick-Miss Bertha Leverich.
Mullan-Miss Alberta Perry.
Boomers Ferry-Miss Zoe Kent.
Reardan-Miss Fife Finrow.
Rosalia-Miss Mabel Meuli.
Tekoa-Miss Stella Scott.
Prosser-Miss Sadie Seuars.
Wilbur-Miss Carrie Hansen.
Oroville-Miss Eliza Grathwohl.
Republic-Miss Monteith.
Krupp-Miss Rose Mills.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-11-30
MAIL AND FREIGHT COLLIDE
Fatal Mix-Up on Great Northern Near
Rugby, N, d.

Rugby, N. D.-The Great Northern
fast mail, eastbound, collided head on
with freight train, six miles from
her, Sunday, killing the engineer and
fireman of the passenger train and in
juring five others. The dead:
Isaac Wright, engineer, DEVILS Lake.
N. D.
The injured:
R. G. Wynn, conductor, Minot, N. d..
bruised.
=. Healey, mail clerk, Devils Lake.
head bruised.
Ned Price, express messenger, bruised
and cut, probably fatally.
William Rodenbaum, brakeman, fast
mail, leg injured.
=. jenkins, mail clerk, Devils Lake
head injured.
The freight engine crew saved their
lives by throwing on the brakes. bring
ing the train to standstill, and Jump
ing. The mail train crew had no warn
ing of their danger.
1t is said the wreck was due to tbe
freight crews failure to obey orders TO
take a sidetrack, as they thought thew
could make the next station before the
express train arrives.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-11-30
SHORT ITEMS Clipped FROM
DAILY PAPER DISPATCHES
DURING PAST WEEK.
Review OF Happenings In Both East
ern and Western Hemispheres During
the Past Week-National, Historical,
Political and Personal Events Told in
Short Paragraphs.

President Taft has severe cold thi,
week.
An earthquake shock was recorded on
the seismograph at the University OF
Kansas Saturday.
DIR. Eugene Wasdin, a widely known
surgeon in the United States marine
hospital service, died recently.
Owing to the decision of the United
States to fortify the Panama canal the
defenses on the Island of Jamaica are
being improved.
Absinthe is an enemy which the pure
food board is going to fight until it is
banished from the United States, ac-
cording to DR.. Wiley.
Charles B. Kountz, president of the
Colorado National bank of Denver and
member of the New York brokerage firm
of Kountz Brothers, is dead.
Material reductions in class freights
between the Mississippi river and the
Missouri river cities are ordered by the
interstate commerce commission.
George 'Enfreviile, a French inven-
tor, who was instrumental in the devel-
opment of the modern duplex telegraph
system, died in New York Saturday
President Taft, in his annual Thanks
giving proclamation, called upon citi-
Eens of the United States to celebrate
Thursday, November 80, as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer.
Triple explosions of gas pent up be-
meath the pavement of crowded street
in the downtown section of Brooklyn
resulted in the killing of one person
and the injury of 25 others.
At San Francisco Miss Bertha Schra-
der, private secretary to Charles F.
Aked, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of that city, was run
down and probably fatally injured by
an automobile driven by woman.
Commanders of the American troops
now near the Mexican border have been
ordered to hold themselves in readiness
to proceed Immediately upon request
from the proper federal officers to en-
force the neutrality laws of the United
States.
London.-The customs and excise re-
port shows that in the year ended
in March last there was a distinct in
crease in drinking after the remarkable
reduction that followed the budget of
1909. But the consumption per head
of the population is still less than in
any years before the budget Of wills
key 100000 gallons were consumed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-11-30
HELD FOR MURDER.
During a Quarrel Shot His Daughter
and Son-in-Law.

Moab, Utah.-After holding the. Off
GERS of the Grande county at bay for "a
hours, John E. Brown, who shot his
daughter, Mrs. j. D. Dubois, to death,
and inflicted wounds upon her husband
from which he died later, surrendered to
the shserif.
According to the officers, Brown ex-
pressed regret for having caused his
daughters death, but he said he felt
no regret over the death of her husband
Mrs. Dubois was shot when she step
ped between the men to stock their
quarrel over a trivial matter.
Brown was locked in the county Jail.
He is commissioner of Grande county,
and one of its wealthiest citizens.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-11-30
Southern China in Bad WAY.

Shanghai.-The situation in southern
China is becoming more involved each
day. The republicans apparently are
determined to secure independence from
the Manchu dynasty, but there are
grave doubts of their ability to estab-
lish stable government in time to
avoid the consequences of continued
disorganization and the absence of rev.
enue and competent administration.