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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-06

Theo. Elton, former secretary to q.
s. Senator Hansbrough but now locat-
ed in Grand Forks where he is build
ing up lucrative law practice was
in the city on matters pertaining to
his profession Wednesday,: Mr.. Elton
Is one Of the brightest young lawyers
in the state and is fast coming to the
front. :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-06
Chill r en- CIR
FOR I'll. Ell Gu ER'S II,
g "a 8 Q Es j "a

DON'T get on your nerves.
For the occasional smoker who
wants q mild, finely Favored cigar, the
General Arthur by ali means, LOG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
PERSONALS.

IN, BOARD 80 education is now pee.
o,tvug bids Tor th, construction cot q
cement sidewalks uu the cast ana uuuth
sides pi Ga, THIRD ward srhuul rh,
work " tu Bs eorlplrirh bSoJc sop
tembrr O. When tht new walks are
built m, Third ward VIII haN, cement
walks an around the school ana kids
with ROLLER SKATES VIII hay. q great
time skating ON the pavement
The poIi'" department Hsi night
was asked tu assist "a s'dt.h Tor
John El,u SEWER. stvpson ui Jamuf
~,Ni,i. barr,r. Juhnui, .s ears
old Ytst,rdat h' wont Co IA, Meth
odist pi,rto south ot town. disubcl b.
ms his parents. vino Thought he was
too Young Co attend such ,,iebra-
tou Whether Jonuuir b. actually
lost or whether DO. is Residing With
some kind hearted FARMER Zoo th,
south couutr, fearing parental wrath.
~ q matter ot conjecture. ~ ans body
has seen or heard ~ Johnnie. the
police ana his parents viii Do, glad Co
receive jn, Information.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
CABBAGE IN CARLOAD
LOTS BEING SENT
TO FL PASO
Pass City Wholesalers Are
Buying All Albuquerque
Gardeners Can Furnish and
Are Reshipping 1t.

because oi tho Hur. uf the Dao-
bag, crop iu southwest Texas okla
hump uuJ parts cot Arizona. thor, ~
tu mpr,,, d,ut.d demand foo. t"u
uu,rpu, eubbu-, this N,ar and Io.ul
gardeners are selling their product "lt
ol town ut fancy prices Herman
Butcher and John Mann Who operate
Two ut the biggest gardens 300 the
southwest hav. been shippag ,db-
n,g, 200 carload lpt. for several DAYS
vast. most oi the shipments being to
~ puso IN rtsu. horpus, "f nuin"r-
.us railroads and favorable rates. re-
>AII. co., cahbar, into Sow M'Niyo.
and CO. Texas. oklahoma ANA arizona
points. IN, Nuupu,rgu, .aHbas,
this Year BIS of ,NtrJ good quality,
solid and of Hr1s size. aud sells pu
SHIT
'rhc cabbage crop .s % failure 100
many parts uI the west this year.
said John Mann toluS. and vc can
,cll all 90, cabbage We can raise. Poo
tdtpcs Ter, Sky high at th, present
time and believe that uoupl, are
eating more cabbage and fewer potu-
fues. which ALSO Increases the demand
Tor cabbage,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

Sew york. luly 80 Th"u, was 90
4 continuation of Yesterdays activity
and excitement BOO thu cotton market
this morning and further sensational
break boo prices
INSIDE o' tho first hair hour August
contracts sold utf TO- l# cents. Will,
JN broke O. lGss cents pli crop
positions ut his bowel showed the
tr.mvudu.. .y.. OF UuW 50 Geo Ei.Nt
per uulp from the CLOSING prices vf
last ~eturdu. and off from Sl2,l Co
SIt', urr bah, from tu, high records
cot th, s,u-uu. rh, new crop posi-
uous suffered less severely II secm-
,d Go Do, tu, opinion around the wing
THAT th, scales interest had uuuidufcd
very arg, lime of Now crop COM
tract. Yesterday and that GO, leading
old crop bun ut,r,-ts WeWdiug Tho
copper people. we're heavy SELLERS col.
th, near month. TODAY
Tb, deciiu, ga inc old months was
.h,, Ecd during On, morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
CURED 10 STAY CURED.
How albuquerque Citilrn~ can Iiud
Complete Freedom From Kidney
Trpubl,-

lf YOU suffer frup, ,kachy--
From urinary di-utd. re-
From ans disease pf "a, Kidu,v-,
o.. cured 90 stay cured
poana kidney pins make ustins
cur,s
Grateful people testify
Here's a ease uf 10.
Mrs Bernardo e. de- Esgud,ro.
luG griffin ST. Santa Pc. New Mex
i.u. SAYS "a hold a. nigh am opinion
uf Doau's kidney Piils today as
when I publicly recommended them
loo January 1867. { 'hcu said that for
about year ! was bothered by a
duu ache and weakness across mN
loius and kidneys | tired easily ana
apy exercise caused severe pains in
uN back. Hcuriug puuus Kidney
PMS highly spoken OF, ] was Induced
TO try Thorn The results proved be-
youd doubt that Doau's Kldnc,
pills Tive up Geo representations Tho
cure thi. remedy brought has led me
10 praise % on more tban one ocoa-
siou"
For sale los an dealers Price SOC
Fostcr-Milhuru CO., Buffalo Sow
YORK sole agents fur the United
-tHt.'
Remember 10. name roan's-aud
take Up other. a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
M'COLLUM TAKES A
BIG TUMBLE
Well Known School Man Back
From the Pecos Country
With His Arm and Head iii
Sings.

! " McCpNnm, principal OF the
Fourth Ward school, hts returned
from brief visit uf two weeks 60 ihe
pper pftos country Ordinarily an
lnn0rucrfn. NJ M, sornt urrp - bach
rom, the Pecos b. az only passing IN
trfrst Hut Nj MeCullom has mad a.
great d~ul of valuable experience
white he was away aud viii be- In fine
condition to begin school work in the
IAN Besides catching 36s Sp"Dki-d
trout Mr McTuilom took tumble
from % bronco. When he was picNrd
lp by KIND friends. L was discovered
mat Do, had sustained q broken arm
and badly bruised ana slt head Mr..
Mccullom b. k.rping quiet about thr
particulars ne is afraid people WI
not believe uow ID happened
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
BROWN EXPRESSES
lconlInued from rage one. }

CONTINUED from Page OneD
not President Taft Nut stubborn
and ioQmcious senate thar was re-
-pouslbir iof th. extra session He
defended the president from charges
i1u be wss taking 100 much part in
legislation
nouor ths Usy when any prrsi-
dent 'xeris mis- executive -s wei as
his legislative power he said
''Thosr presidents were greatest who
ryercis,t ,o the fullest ihor lesisla.
use as w.'l as their rN,,utit, power.
Tho reason for this is that th. leg.
.s.atINr urtnrn OF the government
Tor some reason or other has been a
disapueHtme o. The people who
own tHr government Tho people
have depended iu every emergency
end most times without di-sppolnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
MONTHLY REPORT OF
THE SALVATION ARMY
Seven Hundred aud I'M, War Crys
S"ld Ia Nlbuqu'rqnc During Thirty
ibnN~ hN Ioyal Offircr-.

salvation Army report Tor AlOu.
uuerque Tor monthly ending July 10:
Number at meetings held So
Number OF conversions
Number of meetings iu iHil
Number Of meetings IN church. .
Number OF papers aud books given
t1 iail. %
Number of garments given 70 poor
Employment round ton a.
Number uf War CrNs sold $50
Number OF Young soldiers sold. iOu
Income $i2335
"a Icnditur, sl.lHt
balance on hand, sitl.
The entire income with the eXcep.
ton OF SIS, fur board of Two officers.
has been used 100 paying on debts
which have been reduced 10 $4tj95
ODE present dent
word 40 the public about This
debt General Booth saws Ia orders
ana regulations Debt Js q great ryil
N DESTROYS q man peace. makes hin
ieel like "a slave, has 81 bad effect
nnun uif example aud Ju uuiayorahla
influence upon those who are win
oui Fur 20 Corps 10 be- iu debt IL n
~ 'oN. tAu, ntihg Tor various reasons
o. n'ndaucu fu lts prosperity and is
MutD ul less au injustice The burden
lot % often falls on those who have
lad no share in mourning h.
in 20 wears / have never made a
debt but helped pa' good many
Well meaning persons sell the Array
on time meant a. % help hul In
ever, instance haN, found o. u hiud.
rance 90 ms progress ny adiyce rs
dom DO a. This debt is for rent aud
improvements while there are many
worthy calls I ann sure The salvation
ARMY Wutk IN needed here among ait
GLASSES A small amount from each
would PINT us on our 'eot ana ] guar
auicc lo give value received iB the
work here. have ordered Spanish
and lalian War cry. iu sell her
CAPT wendell,
officer In Charge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
SOLDIERS GETTING
DOWN TO HARD
WORK TO-DAY
First Battalion New Mexico
National Guard Draw Up
foi Drill This Afternoon.
Captain King Overcome.


fupertal ietrnrHut 80 tfentnh hrfaldf
'sutu Mills lA- N'Ei. ". lIN
I' Nor. ban four hundred mem
s.rs uf tH. N.r M,NI,e Ni.ueus'
Guard t. m camp fHf pftUru3un.
tue trftaI af the five .nmuauI'
from f.r rhsf and south sending fh'
a.uGlst.u af She tent ..t, away 49,
TU. camp already mas settled Hp.
s.Yfau.. .hr equipment having Urru
placed Iu sHp, u aui.h iu, Th,
..l 1Htru.ur was drawn 1862 ..r HH.
.rUlu ur.H this aft,.uUuu. H,.uE pol.
viewed DO, Major William lHtVIr o..
f.d
Captain norman D. kuE uf 'm-
rsu, q santa Ts. was th, utst moo
90 60 to the ,smp hospital having
n,nu overcome bN tho goat thi.
morning
Fifteen of tuo guatdsm,u from Al.
hulu,ruus ana santa - are tasting
tine DIS. Ipliup uf regular army if" to-
d1u The mon formed into - bunch
Hi o'olocN last night aud vent ga
town. proceeding tu have o. good
time They we've absent without per.
mI--|ou To-day they "I. doing police
du'y
Tu, comm,uI'. 90 amp thus faI
ar,. Company O.. of santa w.. sixty
omen Company D. of SAINT. Pc
tbifty-ttt m.E. First Regiment
bond of santa F,. tNeuty-s.N men.
company q. - Albuquerque, forty.
seven men. COMPANY l. Turum .ur,
thIrtN men. Company n Lac VEGAS
thIrtN-sr,eu men Company 81. 'arls-
bad. COMPANY g. Artcsll. Company
Is. Clovis. Comuan, a Vas cruces
COMPANY ~ silver tIty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
SNOOT tNTUOpttI~
ltlS MDDt. INItIII

Washington JM. Ia senator
Smuo' .f Utah odp. Iutrpdd,,d h.s
Ny col urr bun vhi.u b. ,Npt,trd tu
haA, iu, support uI th" G,punii.aus
CO.. 10, -.uat. .' uuN VuuI revision Do
agreed upon o., said UIs 1.U No.
NOT au administration measure. uut
represented uia own flows of WHIST
Irdr. tiou ,uuId uv mad' 900 vauI tlt.
iiF without DESTROYING American 100.
Jus'u,s
senator CIsrk of W,pmu4 asa,d
senator ~moo, .f u, Thought tu. s,u.
ate would pas. Hu, wool HI' 300
u,Iur, be- received tu. report cot thr
tariff nusId Nh Smuut replied Nbt
Do, hoped npl put that statements
mad, U, Republicans 100 th, r.,Iuf'..
itt d,Iat, bad convinced hmm tUa' e
taiouu ot the scna', favored wool
prff RECESSION ", offered p.- nu
ss 70 sunsttiut. Ior 90, Underwood
ana va Toilette bills
tn, uHI provides GOO , s,nruI O..
du,ttou uu vupl Sud nuulpus but
does tot 4u goo TAT uu either aa th,
house bin % tive, no, sam, itt, uu
nrst-r.ass wool that the LnFourtto
btil num,s $500 lung ls that class ma.u-
tiIns tho pTi,, uf .-'. cent. u pound
but us th, rat, is .posIp, ths pro-
lection b.. mad, variable as it b. under
the ad yalot,m system OF thu Wis.on-
uu SENATOR % retains higher duties
uu Vuolruf than ur, provided Ht the
IHF"ll,t, bill
The -mopt bin maintains the .las-
sifIcatinns ut the present law uu th.
hire. grades cot wool Instead of 20
rat, OF - cents pouud ON first class
wool ln the GREASE aud H. c,nts uu
SECOND class. - rate cot " cents pound
is provided ou both .ussc. Ou wash
od wool of both .iaser. M, rat, i-
doubled ana 90 secured Wool tr,blcd
Ou thrd class wool th. rate i. tN.
ed st B aud cents. INSTEAD ui Hul
cents Ih, .skirtinp CLAUSE. of
which murn complaint has bcon
made bv thu wool growers b. 'lmn-
atrd Garn.ttcl vast, Be- reduced
from go Co 90 cent? pound
The compensatory duties prr levied
upon the same principle 49, iu the
present lan. with many r'du, ton. In
th. additional pfotr. us, sd Saluren'
duties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

Kansas CIty a. NJ July l9.-tat'
tile Receipts 1000 MARKET steady
Nati,c strcr- Sibom6so. southern
st,rs k3iUW5.-5. southern COWS aud
h,if,rs s. l0ntUu. native COWS and
h,it.rs tg.,UGa0. stneNors and
feeders sS0Omr. -5. bulls Ss.j0r
as. calves Sl0UnG.Ii. western
steers SiinUCI5, western COWS
S2.5uFi
Hogs-Rcc,l iiooO Market
steady Go g., higher. BUR- of sales
sG.IOHG.G5: h'a,t S6.5016.tO. packs
crr and butchers SG.tom6.10;; light
81 30n G65
sheep Receipts i,Qno Market
steady Muuons t3.sV9 L.5, lambs
sou 100; fcd Ncthcrs and ,cari-
ugs S3.50d 300. fed western ewes
xg.5uH3.Nu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
MANY PEOPLE ARE
VISITING OEM|NG
Homeseekers Come from All
Parts of Country Investigat-
ing Conditions in Mimbres
Valley.

special Iurrr-poadcnre a. the HrrHtD
b,WuE. y NJ. IHlt 40 t o. NJ.
can 90 Baltimore " n Coleman OF
Mineral Wells aud pr q, g. Parish ut
ro,"s Texas. N,r, among th' urlF.
als iu town Ny4t,rdH.. inI.-i|eatlng
bvw.us with Nl,n ui n,tfIu- u"rv
ia and Mrs O. o. Keller Nuo r'-
Gently located 100 Domino coming
from piti-burg hay, rented tu" Epis-
-ppal r,.turf .n spruce street west.
Rnd ar, ntuug tho same uu .ur their
home
Report as com, tD tI, chamber
OF Dommcr,, ui 80 least uu, section
of land o. milcs south of p,ming ON
zach quarter section cot which "a
pumping plant has uc,u installed, ana
iJst over the section iu, is another
plant making tive udi"niug pumping
plants and crops now ln s~ follows
T. " -vritzyr. No. . Advance pump.
throwing 500 gallons prf minute. 20
acre. under cultivation 4 e. Hart
SON $50 & pump aud 20 uvr, power
Gtat motor, -iNiu- 5000 salons r'r
minute. wltn go ACRES u cultivation:
VI " u,slugshrd. so, .AWorirau.
with hors, power Fpu- engine. 90
acres u cultivation. ~ T. Baldwin,
100 acres fenced. go horse power en-
giu' we'll down a. ur.t strata; j. "
~he"iau. 30 uurs' power Alamo en-
piu' and No. Eclipse pump with go
uyI,. u cultivation \rariN all cot
th, above crops consist uf beams and
feed ~hr,han having 600 acres in
beams iuINugsh,d has beams iu aud
o. soon as th,t are harvested Dor, viii
put lu TEN acres uf IuIt trees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
MANY PEOPLE ARE
FILING ON LAND
NEAR SAN RAFAEL
Bluewater and Grants Rave
Sent in Frequent Requisi-
tions For Placer Claims
Blank Filing Forms.

Ihr fu" ,.osul report of % strike
or o0l near san Rafael Co. Valencia
,ouu IS " has som, foundation IN
'ao' - Uoii.l,d u number of A.
.gQuo.quc people 10 b. tuoVn that
various people residing w Bluowatnr
ana Grants uutU town. uu fhr Santa
Tc railroad .1ue disi1ucc ttuu the
san Rafael country have sent 90 This
r.u .u. placer claim plnut hliue
'orm- % I- believed that tho Blue.
water and Grants people have pceu
quietly mtostlgdus tu' report ut the
90 nud aud ave going t0 locate some
land foe ihrm-clt'.
Tho Missouri people Who are dtill
ing near san Rafael nave covered
NO. and aI, not giving uu' an! m.
formation Tor 'hu public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

chicago. Juy l9.--Cattlc-E Receipts
sO.0u0 Market tcdy to zoe lower.
Brey,s xt50mGNo; Texas steers
tt.I0H son: western steers 2t.U0m
5.N5. stuckors aud feeders $500 4"
Sis; cows and hcifrrs s. iDu5.T5,
calves S5.00fI1.su.
Hogs Rccciut $4,000 Market
strong to 5c hgh.r Light So 500
e 90. missed tG.i0W t.nu. heavy
20 choice heavy tG.tSHGp5. nigs
Sd.Giu6.35t bulk of sales &e.GUm
$50.
sheep Receipts 10000 Market
steady NatiNp k..s0m4ta. western
SuHM $50. N,uNinRs tttpH1 .G5.
lamns. native tt0OmT.35. western
&taoHT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
SPAIN MUST MAKE
AN IMMEDIATE APOLOGY
,B, E,sa,.E ns-sra A. q. leased wire

Paris. Juh ~ The press continues
exercised over the arrest ot NJ BOis-
set. The French consular agent on AZ
ra1ar Morocco bN spanish patrol
and demands that spain make imm,
dmt, PREPARATION and public polugy.
The Echo -, Paris declares mat
unless spain spologizes the French
ambassador az Madrid VIII Doe rc.
called som, ot the newspapers. like
thr Tempe think that the spanish
provoDativ, attitude is Que Geo Oh,
feeling that sh, is being ignored lu
the pending FIuu,u.GcImau negotu.
tipn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

A Lincoln, Ncb., girl writes. Il had
been alling far some tie with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble /
began taking Chamberlains stomach
aud liver Tablets aud IN three dave
VAS able 10 be up aud rot better
right along am the pr0udest girl
In Lincoln 10 find such a good med.
cine For sale by all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
STOCK TRANSACTIONS
CONTINUE ACTIVE
Foreign Crop Conditions and
Threatened Spread of Rust
Gives Wheat An Upward
Turn.
90, r,cn,ur uera,d T. y leased wIreD

tHN laAfuiun hefnld v v iFHrfh NHfl
N,a Y"ra July DO Transactions
200 -tu.ks N,rr a,u., during th,
morning and thr morn.t r.lI firm ct
tue higher level established by the
l,ul. movement lai, yesterday
Tu. range was N.d.r than usual
pud rur iu, first tUu, Iu several
weeks O. mpd,rat, amount ut uul-
sid. pusiu,-- was reported.
Prices ui most leading issues inn.
proved frarfipuunl NItu especial
strength bon thr Hartman stocks
Union Pacific touched $500 Sea- th,
high puIul uf tbc wear. uu advance ot
NOR. than a point dud southern
p.clfi. ru-. nearly u- much Among
tn. industrial gains u, % point pr
moor. U,r. established py American
WooI pacific mail aud railway steel
spring Tho bond market was urm.
IN, market clu-rd steady
Wv, U-f Du p" u,Jre the IoN level
OF 90, day during tao last hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
NEW YORK GIRLS PLEAD
NOT GUILTY AS CHARGED
tB, E,cnlns Herald A. y. rra.rd wire,

NcW YORK July ~ piens of not
guilty ON Hli three counts were enter
"a today hy IJllIan " Graham and
Ethel Conrad to the charge ~ shoot
ine W T. - stokes Thcy were in
dicted yesterday Tor attempted MUIR
dor aud for assault in the first and
third degrees Tho bail bond OF 5000
in each case Was continued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

NV Y|rk IulI IH-"UDl WOuIV
I-t"-'s per cen. Prime Wrgcau-
rI, puu,r t1list Mexican dollars
gs. NwUp.ultrd go #-,.. ~uEu.
I1N uU. Ntehisuu lla #-N. Great
N.rtH,u preferred IGs ,-,. N,w
york central l"a. Northern Pacific
%. l-s. Reading l5I So. southern
Pacuy l-a 5-N; Union Pacific 100;
steel 90 3.t preferred ms a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Cheap horse buggy
aud harness Inquire -li Sew YORK
avenue. Trlephuu, 30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

New YorE- Julv ia.--l.ead firm
&t.taat51; standard copper quiet;
spot and september Si-loW l!.3O;
silver 90 f-N.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-11
WOMAN 5 PRAYERS
LEAD To FINDING
COSTLY JEWELRY

Assisted by the prayers of Anna Me-
Grath, domestic, and the ability of
Detective David Wendell, of East Or
ange, Mrs. William A. Morgan, of 1875
Maple avenue north, came into pos
session today of jewelry and heirlooms
which have been missing since July
last.
The recovery of the jewels has
cleared a mystery that has baffled the
police for long time. Every clue was
run down and every person in the
household was under su~picion for a
long time Detective Wendell, who had
been assigned to the case, was untiring
in his efforts to run down the culprit.
and his search led him through New
jersey and New York
Many days We're spent at the Morgan
home and every corner was searched.
Last night Wendell again appeared al
the house. when he decided to tear Upen
chimney corner and see if it were
not possible that the Jewels were stored
there. He was rewarded, for, after
securing a crowbar and tearing away
part of the mantel, he discovered the
shining diamonds and valuable heis-
looms which Mrs. Morgan stated could
not be replaced.
Miss McGrath, who had been employed
as a domestic in the Morgan home Tor
the past month, was acquainted Of the
missing jewelry, and in her endeavor 10
help her mistress recover them prayed
every night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-11
MUST LOSE LEG
CRUSHED UNDER
GARAGE WRECK
P. Sanford ROss's Chauffeur
Was Badly Injured After
Explosion.

Following a consultation among the
physicians in st. Barnabas's Hospital
this afternoon 1t was decided that II
would be necessary to amputate the
left leg of George Bender. the chauf-
feur. who was caught beneath the
wreck when the garage of p. Sanford
Ross was blown up. Bender is in a very
critical condition and the doctors would
prefer to wait until he is stronger be-
fore the dangerous operation is per-
formed, but 1t is feared blood poison
would set in The leg will be ampu-
lated at the knee.
When the turntable pinned Bender to
the ground yesterday white his res
cuers fought back the flames that en-
veloped him. the young mans left leg
was crushed. So badly Is the member
mutilated immediate amputation l..
necessary to save his life
Bender is "a years old, and was in the
employ of p Sanford Ross but a
few weeks, coming from 21O East
Thirty fourth street, New York city.
While in Newark he has boarded at IL
Vanderpooi street. With him In the
doomed garage at the time of the gaso-
line explosion was Raymond Johnson
% years old. of 51t East Eighty fifth
street, New York city. The latter es-
capped with few bruises.
The garage was completely destroyed
Many panes of glass in the palatial
home of Mr.. Ross were shattered by the
explosion, which was felt half mile
away.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-11
Joseph ]. Rafter Will Continue
as Director in Institution
He Organized.
RESIGNATION REGRETFULLY
ACCEPTED BY THE BOARD
David King, a Vice=President,
Will Probably Succeed to
Presidency.

Joseph ]. Rafter, organizer and for
the four months of its existence presi-
dent of the Broad end Market Bank,
which has its quarters on the first moor
of the Globe building, has resigned ana
his resignation has been accepted
Mr. after submitted two letters to
the board of directors asking to be re-
leved of his responsibilities on slightly
different terms AS a result he VIII
remain as director of the bank and
be succeeded, probably, by David King,
one of the three vice. residents of the
institution. In accepting the resigna-
tion the be lrd of. directors expressed
the greatest regret!
There " $ "a genuine undercurrent of
sadness in Rafter's explanation OF
circumstances which impelled him to
leave the institution he brought into
being
81 spent a year-and year of hard
work it was" he said. "in working out
the preliminary details for the Broad
and Market Bank. In recognition of
my services / was made president.
Now, after four months, | realize two
things First, that a rest is imperative,
and, second, that while / have always
been a successful business man, I am
not banker. It isn't fair to anyone
concerned that |, who must be taught
should remain at the helm. We have
in Mr. King an experienced banker, who
mas spent his life in learning what I
would be forced to pick up.
II thought it over very carefully be-
fore writing. my letter of resignation,
and finally concluded that there was
but one thing for me to do and that
was get out and give the rest of them
chance. I chose the moment when
the bank had reached high point of
prosperity to take this step" Mr.. Raj
ters letter of resignation TO the board
Of. directors yesterday was as follows:
"To the Directors of the Broad and
Market National Bank:
"Gentlemen-We have now completed
Continued on Second Pngc.)