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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12
Notice, Piano Contestants.

See the letter elsewhere in this
issue of The News relative to the
changes made in voting coupons. j.
NJ Clifton Hardware Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

WHITE ORPINGTON-The large,
quick growers, best layers, pref
test chickens Eggs SO per 15 APP
ply to c. M. COURIC, Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boy at once
who can read and write Apply to
MRS. MATTE DIVER, at Western
Union office.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
Wanted Lost
For Sale Found

PLANTS-Egg, pepper, tomato. APP
ply to J. w. PEDDY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

FOR sALE-1OO,O0O feet of lum-
Der. Apply to o. E. LOWE &
CO., Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

FOR SALE-A mule and a horse
and cord wood. S. D. HATCHER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

|SWINGS-W. H. Bishop makes
them. See him at the Variety
Works.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

FOR RENT-Brick building front
ing ]. S. Clay's shop on Sixth ave-
nue.. Apply to LAMAR AUTOMO-
BILE co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

FOR SALE-Good horse and buggy.
Apply to J. c. HOLLINGSWORTH.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-04-12

zszszssEas -
s...---.--------- - -
SPECIAL NOTICES
Wa Wanted ted. Lost Lost
PLANTS-Egg, pepper, tomato. APP
ply to ]. w. PEDDY.
FOR SALE-A mule and a horse
and cord wood S. D. HATCHER.
FOR SALE-Good horse and buggy.
Apply to ]. c. HOLLINGSWORTH.
SWINGS-W. H. Bishop makes
them. See him at the Variety
Works.
FOR SALE-White Leghorn and
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs.
$1.25 per Is. E. T. JORDAN.
LOTS FOR SALE-A few more res
idence lots for sale on easy terms
See MRS. W. c. KENDRICK.
FOR sALE-A good six-year-old
horse. Perfectly gentle See or
address j. H. McCLELLAND.
FOR RENT-Dwelling close in.
Five rooms, hot water, sink, toilet
and bath. Apply to G. LAWHON.
FOR RENT-Brick building front
ing ]. S. Clay's shop on Sixth ave-
niue. Apply to LAMAR AUTOMO-
BILE co.
FOR SALE-1OO,O00 feet of lum-
Der. Apply to o. E. LOWE &
CO., Dawson, Ga.
WANTED-Messenger boy at once
who can read and write Apply to
MRS. MATTE DIVER, at Western
Union office.
SHINGLES FOR sALE-Two car
loads of frst-class shingles Also
keep No. grade. See me when you
need shingles. T. J. SLADE.
WHITE ORPINGTON-The large,
quick growers, best layers, pref
test chickens. Eggs SO per Is. APP
ply to G. M. COURIC, Dawson, Ga.
FEED YOUR CHICKENS-We have
for sale ground bones, the best
feed for chickens. Phone us your
orders, 108, at the Peoples Market
DRESSMAKING-I am still in the
dressmaking business. Have NOV
ed from my former place on Main
street to my residence. MRS. w. L..
MILLER.
FARM LOANS-If you need money
see me and get my terms. Low
interest rates and prompt service.
No delays. Large loans a speciality.
JNO. r. IRWIN. Dawson. Ga.
FOR sALE-Single-Comb Rhode Is
land Reds That Are Red. Eggs
$3.50 per fifteen from yard No. /.
Indian Runner Duck Eggs $3.50 per
twelve. They lay like Brown Leg
horn chickens. No stock for sale.
r. ]. GLASS, Bronwood, Ga.
FARMS FOR SALE.-My home
place of 829 acres three miles
north of Bronwood, in good state of
cultivation, can be bought cheap;
also 500 acres four miles east of
Bronwood. Part cash, and balance
on easy terms. l also offer my saw
mill outfit cheap-a Is h. p. engine,
20 h. p. boiler, and a No. / mill.
K. A. ALLEN. Bronwood, Ga.
Good underground meal FuIton's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
CHICAGO PACKERS
GRANTED DELAY
At TRIAL
No Decision in Appeal of
Eight DEPENDENTS for Writs
Of Habeas Corpus Today;
May Postpone Trial.

my Evenias Gsssia A. r. t.~.sss wtsel
Chicago, Nov, fS.--NO decision 10
the appeal Of eight indicted Chicago
packers for writs of haoeas corpus can
come before tomorrow NJ a result oi
Judge kohl-aai in the United States
circuit court granting twenty-four
hours delay for counsel for the pack
crr 60 snswer afiidaYits iiied today "
go.ernmeut attorneys
IN tae meantime arguments were
prescntad ty attorneys for the govern
mcnt arguing that writs issued Novem-
bcr ~ be auashsd and the govern
mcnt was allowed to proceed with ~
trial set for next day. on indictments
charging violations Of the sherman
antitrust law
IN ans event n u NOT believed the
trials of the packers viii begin Mon
day m ease Judge koairnat susislns
the government contention that the
packers petition was not IN g0od faith,
and quhhhes the writ. the Indicted m =
have announced they will appeal "a
thr supreme court and thus obtain =
ruling on the constitutlonallsy ~ THE
criminal SECTIONS ~ the sherman law
This. according tn counsel. will have
the eject ~ preventing trial ON the
indictment until after the ruling.
should Judge kohlsaai sustain the
packers pleas and grant IN" writs.
the government VIII appeal To- the
supreme court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
EXPRESSCOMPAN|ES
CONTROL CONGRESS
OF COMMERCE
SAYS kINOEL
Interrupted in Parcels Post
Speech Delegate Makes An
cry Retort Against Lobby
lists Of Robber Trusts.
PROPOSED PLAN WILL
WIPE OUT DEFICIT


kansas Ciiy. Nov, is.--'This traas.
Mississippi Commercial congress is
controlled 5y lobbyists representing
the robbcS express companies. the
railroads and the SUGAR trust. and this
'has been demonstrated repeatedly by
the congress- action" was tho start
lins siatemen, made from the plat.
form at todny's session uf the congress
by George j. Kindel of Denver
Mr. Kindels statement cam. a. en-
angry rctcri 10 an interruption by u
delegate. The Denver man was dc.
llverlng an address advocating the
parcels post In watch he blamed the
express companies for the annual
postoiiice deficit and said that " the
laws against these express compn nies
were enforced and u general parcels
post established the postal department
would cease to have annual deficits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
LABOR LEADERS TO
SEVER CONNECTION
WITH FEDERATION
Distrust Of Labor 0rganiza.
tions Against Persons Con-
nected With Civic Body
Leads to Resolution.

tny &sssssE nesnse 4. y. t.es-es Wire,
Atlanta. Ga, Nov. l6--The fiieen
labor leaders. inclnding President
Golnpers. who are on the executive
committee Of the National Civic fed
GRAFTON, are called on 20 sevcr their
connection wlth the latter oFganixa.
tion In a resoiutlon lntroduced IN be
half Of the United Mine Workers. II
IN understood that the resolution has
the support OF the Western Federation
OF Miners and also the state delega.
tlons OF Colorado, Utah and Michigan
The resolution. which was referred
20 the resolutions committees. declares
that there is growing tendency IN
practically all labor Organizations "a
view with auspicion and distrnst the
acts OF aus labor representative who
II in any way connected with tne
Civic federation which Is declared
10 be built on the false assumption
OF "ideniity of interests"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
Decided Snap Enters Into
Court Proceedings When
Attorney for Defense Makes
Sarcastic Remark.
TALEsMAN ROSS
HAS WEAK MEMORY
Couldn't Remember Subject Of
Last Sundays Church Ser.
mon; Was Not Sure He
Could Remember Anything

tny hveptnH HeFefe a. y. Leased Wtrcf
I.os Angeles. Nov ie.--wth Cisr-
ence =. Darrow. chief counsel for the
defense. demandina to know whether
the court was being run according 60
legal procedure the Mcnamara trial
acquired snap today which has not
characterized the proceedings FOR
some time.
Incidentally u became question
whether man who cannot renicr-
her the text of last sundays sermon
~ qualified for jury service
Tnlesman J. A. RoHs. 81 Years old.
was the storm center Of the pro-
ceediner which at times brought Dar-
rows vote. 60 "A shout OF anger and
brought repeated cautions from this
court
Ross. under questions dcriRncd TO
show Inca paclty. said he was of poor
hearing and UOrse memory.
Were you Ia church last sundaygr
asked Derrow
Yes"
What was the sermon about %
~ cant remember exactly"
"Do you remember anything that
WITS said q"
Ne"
"You haven't had much education.
have you7"
sNo"
You don't understand large
wordsf ?"
No"
DarrpN turned 70 Assistant Dis,r'ct
Attorney Horton.
do you want any further show-
sngf' ne asked
There has not been any showing
vet" resuFted Horton.
"fli keep on. sald barrow. and
found That Ross could remember the
names ~ no apehkers ~ any meet
lngs he had attended for months.
~ you sat nor weeks or months
aud heard people TALK could you re-
member shat they raid?" sslscd
Darrow finnllys
No said Ross.
we challenge him." rnld DarroW.
To Judge Bordweli. Ross describe
with some mlnuteness his work for
the past year and the Judge disalloA-
Ell the challenge.
Darr0w began citing other ins,nnc-
- and Jndge Bordwcll remarked
that each ease stood by Itself
Then there are no rules by which
We ar" governed on this coast, iE that
itl' demanded Darrow,
There was q niomentR pause.
The question IN Improper and the
court declines 10 answer u" said
JUDGE Bordwoll quietly
Darrow finally challenged Ross TOR
bias and this challenge was allowed.
Tnlesman Herbert w. ives, paaa-
dena undertaken, followed Ross and
was challenged FOR bias BY Attorney
DnrroN after he had said he believed
the Mcnamara brothers guilty and
could not give "A fltir trial The chai-
l.ngo was resisted by th. state bai
allowed by the court
8 j. O'Connor, the last man oi the
sixth venir-, took the stand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
BLACK HAND IS
ACTIVE IN PINE
BLUFF
Mysterious Letters at First
Thought to Be Joke Follow.
ed Up BY Rough Treat
ment, No Robbery.

tBy E,ening Herais A. o. LEASED wirsB
Pine Blun. Ww".. Nov. ie.--This
town s greatly mystitled and excited
over black hand" campaign which
eliminated early today ia an assault
ON Irwin Mosher. clerk Tor a lumber
company Two months ago Mosher
received a letter threatening black
mail 70 WAa signed Black Hand" al
though inlians are not suspected in
the casc. Ten days aRo he received
a second letter repeating the threats.
Both missives were goncraily believed
10 De- thv work of practical iokrrs
Ia the darkness early this morning
two men waylWid Moshcr and beat aim
to unconsciousness. on his person he
carried ihe second of the black hand"
letters. This his ASSISTANTS took. AL
though De- had on hk person. money,
jcwclry and ,alnahie papers which
were not molcrted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
ELECTION RESULTS
STILL IN DOUBT
In Spite Of Democratic Claims
There is No Material
Change in Situation From
Yesterday.

IN Bpiie of claims BY the Democratic
central committee and the Democratic
press. the situation today 20 far rs
the election OF state officers is con-
ccrned. II practically unchanged. aud
the resul, will not b. definitely known
Until after the meeting OF the board
OF canvRsscrs. consisting OF the gov.
ernor. the chief justice of the supreme
court and the secretary OF state. which
will be- held November 81 IN santa Fe
for the purpose OF canvasslng the
vote OF the entire state. ANY on.
nouncomept OF the result OF the races
fer all siale officers In advance OF the
meeting OF that board is entirely pre-
mature and Is nothiag more nor less
than hopeless guess work.
From Democratic sources come
claims that the Republican estimates
Of maioriiies TOR candidates for the
supreme court and corporation COM
mission are based ON erroneous fig-
nres. and this claim. coupled with
The remarks Of Richard X. Hanna IN
bis Albuquerque speech last Monday
night. make II evident that the Demo.
Gratis propose to make a desperate ef.
tort 20 capture the supreme court as
a strategical point ~ the deciding OF
the many contests which are likely
Ia arise az an aftermath OF the elec-
tion. The Democratic cinims of ma.
iori'ies for their supreme court can
didatcs, however. arc stoutly denied
hy the Republican managers. and toe
only thing that can be said OF thia
time 10 that the public will have Ia
possess lts soul IN patience until No
yember 27 II II would know the truts,
~ 80 who is elected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
Charged With Assault and
Battery Upon Young Shady
Bend Teacher, Leaders Ad.
init Their Participation.
DEFENSE WILL NOT
ASK CHANGE OF VENUE
Judge withholds Sentence
Until the Other Cases Have
Been Tried Because Of Lack
of Evidence.


fuS &sestnE uernia A. y Leased Wtreb
Lincoln Center. Kas.. Nov. is.--
Pleas or guilty audsenly announced in
the circuit court htre today by three
of the mos, prominsni men accused In
connection with IT, tarring of Miss
Mar ChnmOerlain, the shady Bend
school teacher. cafricd the 'aate at
torneys almost OF lhrir feet with sur-
prise. The following announced pleas
~ guilty Evereis q. clark. shady
Bend miller. Watson scranton. shady
Bcnd farmer. Jas Fitzwatcr. shady
Bend farmer.
Judge Grover reserved sentence.
When court vas called County At
tvrney Mccaniosa Presented a V0lum-
inous lisi of afiJashs from citizens of
Lincoln county to 4how that the case
could oe tried fairls IN the county.
I'VE win announee to the court that
We have decided tol withdraw nur ap-
pIicatlon for chai'<c Of venue" de-
ciared =. 9. Mililk.n NJ counsel for
the defense.
\ gasp Of surprise broke from the
audience which had packed the cour,
room since curly nornIng. states at
torneyS stood opsn mouthcd.
when the formal pleas of guilty had
been announced % v. q. CLARK. the
one upon whose ease those OF the
other eight men accused OF connection
with the tarrinF were expected 20
hinge, Judge Grover reserved sentence.
The court said:
n is necesmry that ! reserve sen-
tence. FOR. an 7 hpTe heard no srsti-
mony in this case. y really do not
know the nature OF the sncnse Ac-
ccrdingly win wait until after the
othcr eases have been heard
There was not moments delay In
the proceedings, The frst surprise at
the pleas OF guilty over. Sacrrill CLARK.
merchant Of shady Bend. \. y.
simms. a former cmploye In Everett,
Clark's mill. ana John Schmidt, a
farmer. lmm, diai,ly were placed on
trial charged with assault ana bat
tory" there being no provision under
the Kansas law for a charge of tar
ring"
Talesmen from the regular Jury
venire were called Ia at once. There
seemed however. small hope of gcttinE
tNtf q tf'NAsl
-Four men nov stand guilty by their
own confessions Of n part IN the tar
ring OF the younx school teacher. The
first was Edward Ricord. the barber
a hired decoy. who pleaded guilty yes
terday. who also remains 20 be SEN
trnccd.
chester Anderson and Dclbert Kin
deisparger, Iaborrrs, OF beverly. who
were sentenced IN Justice court I'd
nlncty days imFrisonment eacn. are
to D. tried ON appeal.
Five men. Harry Armstrong Fenton
Hate. Ar A. IAndermuth. Benjamin
Painter and Roscoe Anderson. labor.
ers. Of Beverly. have ALREADY paid
flnes of 81 each Tor their connection
with thr cas-. They Witnessed the
''tarring' from behlnd hedge and
were convicted and fined 10 prevent
them from refusing 70 testify against
friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
woMrN GAN sMpKK n qrlEr,


tus Eseaien Herala 4. y. Leased wirs)
New Work. Nnv. ie,~if cies pipef,
oF even cigarettes, IN the mouths of
women Head 10 breaches al the peace.
Women can he prohibited fFoIn uaok-
ina " the use ~ sehueco b. women
does nat nrovok" disorder. no ono can
prohibis women from smoking. An
pfficinl cplnion 10 that effect was rem
dcred thr hoard OF aldermen by the
counsel. A. w. Watson. todas. Mr.
Watson usrs tobacco sparingiy, Mem
orrs of the hoard of aldermen have
been considering the adsisahlllty ol
enRctlnK an ordinance prohibitinf
women from smoking IN public
places. rhey we're IN doubt about
the oonrsltutonall,s 90 such pro
hlblllen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
NO APPEAL NOW
IN TRUST CASE
Decision of Circuit Court APP
proving Dissolution Plan
for Tobacco Combine Will
Not Go to Supreme Court.

thy Eersiag hereia a. y. i.sAssd wirel
Wa-hiuEt"nl NoN, iG.-The spNtfnr
ment will not appeal from the docis-
ion of ihe United states Circuit court
az New York which approved the plan
~ dissolution proposed oy the Amnri-
csn Tnhacca company Maile the
soss rnaeut may aak the supreme
court a. review the decision sl any
timr within q year % NeH learned TO-
sisy that Attorney General wicker
fhan was not planning to do sa "a
this Time ana prubablY VIII net
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
IcAL,FoRNiA WILL
PRESS APPROPRIATION

Notice was given by the California
|deirga,ion on the floor OF the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor convention
that II Intended TO present its resolu.
ton appropriating $4,000 for the de.
Tense Of the Mcnamara. even In the
event such action WIS not recommend.
ed BY the committee on the presi.
dents report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
EIGHT MILLIONS ARE
FACING STARVATION
IN PROVINCES
Owing to Failure of Crops
100000 Will Be Needed to
Feed Population of Threat.
ened Districts.


tht Eteaias iierafi 4. 4. tssaaed Nivsl
- Pettfsburg Nov, 10, ~ Eight
million persons ARE in need OF i'm
mediate relief owing 10 the failure 90
thr crops in twenty Russian prov
lnces. This startling announce mcnt
WAS made IN the duma last evening
by Premier NukoYaoff 10 reply to ~.
terpellalions concerning reports that
famine threatened wid. area.
Tn. necessary measures would re-
uulrp. the premier said. Tho expcndi
tar of s66.no0. O0p. OF which amount
the imperial eXchsauer would have tn
find ktf. .eo0. .000 HALF OF tho total
Wae necessary at once 20 dcfray the
cost ~ supplies already dispatched.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
THIRTEEN INDICTMENTS
AFTER SECRET INQUIRY


New York, Nov Thirteen IN
dictnsents We're rrturned this after
noon hy the federal grand jury whicls
has been Investigating charges ~ re-
batting against seyeral railway freight
afiiclals and members of irms here
and az chicago. The inquiry has been
conducied with unusual secrecy an
~ the indlcimenss are similar except
AZ 10 the details ~ the particular
transaction and contain Ia al forty
live counts.
The alleged rebaiing was on ship
menis of msrchandiae between thir
cry and chicaeo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

New york, Sos it Thu petition
~ thc sp-calied independent tobacco
aculers for leave to intervene n the
governments dissolution suit against
the tobacco trust was denicd today by
thn United states circuit court This
indicates thar he ease prpbahl, viii
10 al once io the United states su-
prcme court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
CANADIAN STRIKERS
| RETURN TO WORK
Six Thousand Miners Laid Off
Since Beginning Of April
Are Strongly in Favor Of
Move.

fuy NveainR Heseia A. .. heseef WtFef
Lethbrldge, Alberta. Nov. ls.-~Ths
s oeo coal miners of the crow's Nest
Pass district who have been on
strike continuously since the bestn'
ninn Of Arril viii return ~ work
on Monday morning. November 60
This statement was made By AN a.
cicer 81 the anton IN high standing
meeting of thu miners VIII be- held
In either Fernel of Frank tomorrow
a. which the votes viii he counted
and the announcement made. i.atel
IN the day the executive VIII mee
President Lewla storkett of the op'
eraters' association and Inform hin
- the result
u ls asld unofficlalis that the min
rss have voted very strDngty III fasol
Df refurninF w work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
a urnn,N FLEW powSrowS
Ossiss for t.rospfi,-s Was Carried
.AsvO~s Lake by AeropiHne.


tny Evesias Hsrsld A. y. Leased Wirei
Detroit. Mich, Nov, iG.--captain
Fred NJ Alger. millionaire ciubman
and aviation enthusiast, flew down
town from his shooting club nt ~.
clair Flats yesterday morning Ne
delivered an order 90 srocery for
supplies for the clup. then flew back
again. all IN as matter 81 fact way
a. though hr had come frOiu home in
his motor car The shooting club is
across Lake =, rtaf, about "a mites
Aigcr flew across thu lake ana down
the Detroit river at mile q MITE.
u,e. his Wright aeroplane is iitted
with pontoons aud hr always rises
frnm and silshts on the water.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
AVIATOR FOWLER
IN AGAIN DELAYED
fms Evenina Herald A. q. Gseasea Wirnl

w fatu. IoNhkl Nov. ld,~-Wheh
Aviator Fowler attempted to resume
hls cocst a. coasi fhgat hove TO-DAY his
machine coilided with the 0rauches
Of q tree. The aviator waE not hurt
bu, the machine was damaged. F0w-
leF postponed hs fllghi for repairs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
Bssk.ntsi. sAs.sllIEs
FIXED Nv COMMITTEES
tf5y Ayen2n& Hefsia a. y. tseessa wire,

san Antpnlo, TEX. Nov, ig--The
National Association ~ Professional
lanrbal' clubs to-day relerred The nx-
lnH ot q mAxl,nHm salary te he paid
by clpbe IN s'ie different GLASSES 60 the
committee On revision " the c0nsti-
tnilen wsih iuriruc'lons 70 repoT,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
EsGlir THOUSAND MEN
HAVE QiiT NOIlk

NJ Paso. Texas. Nov 10 Finy-
four refugees from Torrcon. Mexico.
VINO arrived here today say aii for
eigncrs Will get cut OF rorreon today
or tomorrow. as thes are under con
tinual menace there despite the re-
teniion OF tn. garrison
Eight thousand strikers are In Tor
roon ana their number " augmented
hourly from surrounding camps.
II II presumed thnt tho situation In
Torreon as described by pcrsons arr
irving In ~ Paro refers Ia conditions
IN the Mexican city twenty four hours
or mere ago. Direct dispatches from
forrcon indicate the situation is less
menncIng to forcigiicrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
MOUNTAIN STATES
ACQUIRES LINE
tny E.sslas MsrsIa 4. ,. I.sas.a w.r.,

cheyenne. Wyo,, Nov. ls.--The
Mountain states Telephone aud Tcic-
graph company mas purchased tho
kemmerer and Hig Plney Teiophona
company operating eea mile. IN me
western portion ~ Wyoming The
Mountain states VIII extend the lines
and link the newly acaulrcd lines with
thu trunk lines thus placing the West-
.rn part Of the state w direct com
munioation with tae laading cltlea OF
the Mountain states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
BOILER EXPLOSION
FATAL TO FouR
(ny Eyenlnn Herald a. o.. tssasea Whe,

Amburn, Y y, Nov lb.--F0nf men.
an engiueer, an oller ana two deck
hands, employed on construction work
on the Seneca DIVER section OF the
barge canal, were sealded to death In
the explosion OF bother.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
STRIKE LEADERS IN
T0RRE0N CONFER
WITH OFFICIALS
Menacing Condition to For.
eigners is Considerably
Eased. Though Refugees
Report Bad Conditions.

Torrcon, Mexico. Nov 1G.-The
strike outlook was improved today.
the leaders Ia the movement which
involved several Thousand men aud
brought business almost to stand
still are ccnferring With the managers
~ the industrial plants with view
10 adjusting the difficulty
IL ~ probable the smelters VIII re-
sumo operations under guard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
NO ORDERS ISSUED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT

WAHhInglOn, Nov lb.--N0l 4 soi'
dier wlll leave the Philippines Tor
China except on orders from President
TAFT Such orders have not yet been
given and Il Is said tha, before acilng
the president Il awaiting the arrival
IN Washington lace today OF Secretary
of War Siimson and Major General
Leonard Wood. chsef of stan. who are
returning from the west