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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
DEATH OF WOMAN
LEAVES MARRIED
MAN IN SAD
PLIGHT
With His Wife and Children
Waiting for Him to Come
Home for Christmas, John
Rowell Faces Grave Charge
HE WAS BROKER IN
DENVER AND WEALTHY

tBy Eseaiax rssraid A. r. s.sased wiret
Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 2s.--John y.
Rowell, giving Denver ms his address,
rs held at the coauiy Jail pending In
vestigatlon into the death Of n woman
who he admitted was Mrs. Ida u. Mel
son OF Lincoln. Neb.. according TO
the coroner.
The woman. who was ~ years Of
age. died In "A rooming house Mcdnes-
day afternoon, where she and Roweil
had lived
The coroner says he wired TO the
register OF vital statistics thore and
received an answer that no nuch cou-
pie were welded.
The coroncr's verdict, following the
post mortem examination. Is one OF
natural couses."
Roweh came to Milwaukee on DE.
ccmbcr 5.
District Attorney W. A. seabel
stated today that warrant was be-
Ing prepared charging Rowcll with
perjury. Roswoll's ball has been fixed
at $1,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
ELECTION RETURNS
TOPRES|DENT ON
WEDNESDAY NEXT
IS CERTAIN
Justice Roberts Quickly De-
cides That Clayton Officials
Must Certify Results from
Precinct Without Delay.
CURRY AND FERGUSON
HEAR THE REPORT


santa Fe. y. A.. Dec. 2e.-The last
obstacle delaying the completion Of
the official canvass OF the vote east
on election day. November 7, was re-
moved this forcn0on when Judge
Roberts OF the territorial supreme
court handed down an opinion which
upheld the principal contention OF
the Democrats that the election
Judges and clcrkt OF Clayton pre-
clnct. Union county. should be order
cd 10 sign the election returna. The
Democratic Judge and clerk had al
ready signed ana the signature Of
only one of the three Republican
precinct officials IL needed 90 enable
the canvassing board to complete the
count. A. one Of the recalcitrant
judges happens to be In the capital.
the certificate for President TAFT viii
be ready by tomorrow evening. tho
cnRrossing OF the thousand names OF
candidates, with the vote Cor each.
being a time rohhlng task. The cer-
tificasc will be taken Ia Washington.
u. G.. by CongTessmen-elect George
Curry Of Tularosn and n. y. Fergus
son OF Albuquerque. who expect TO
leave tomorrow evening aud to pre-
sent the certificate 20 President Taft
on next Wednesday. who. presuma-
bly,. viii Issue thc proclamation adj
mitting New Mexico forthwith. The
clayton decision makes no change lIs
the result on the state ticket. but be-
sides eiecting several Democrats TO
office In Union county. elects r. ID.
Lieb OF Ration. Democrat. district
Judge over Ttaed Holioman % Tuenm-
carl. Republican. by 33 majority. and
J. ID. casados. Democrat. 20 the iegis-
lativc house by nine plurality over J.
y. D'Dcii However. these offices
will be contested Ia the courtr aud
before the legislature bccause OF the
alleged irregularities In Clayton pre-
cinct. the decis'sh % JudEo Roberts
not passing on thoae Irregularities but
merely orders the election officers to
sign. as their duty after the ballots
were counted were merely minister
isl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Veterans First Night Behind
Bars in Mexico City Borne
With Same Dogged COur-
age That Is Characteristic.
MADER0 PERMITS HIM
TO RECEIVE CLOTHING
Every Courtesy Possible Is
Shown to Warrior Who
Sought Downfall Of New
President of Mexico.

tny t;venfns nersia a. q. Leased wsrel
Mexico City. Mexico. Dec. 29.-iiis
FIRST night In the military prison here
did not appear to dcpress General
Bernardo Reyes much lie slept in
the room OF the sub-dlreotor OF the
San Diego prison. which is situated
on the second floor and he was grant
ed all that was necessary for his con-
fort,
On rising he ate good breakfast,
chatting IN the meanwhile with the
director OF the prison. Among other
early callers was Ignaclo Reyes. his
nephew, who brought supply oi
clothing, having previously secured
permission from President Madero.
General Reyes will be formally pat
at the disposition OF the military
judges today. although Il Will be some
weeks before the actual trial begins.
Il Is stated that the securing OF cvt
donce and other formalitles will take
until the latter part OF February.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
He Told Them That Times
Were Not Propitious for
Launching Billion Dollar
Trust Declares Witness.
DEAL WAS GIVEN UP
IN WINTER OF 1902
After Reducing capitalization
to Half a Billion and Cut
ting Down Loan Require
ments II Still Failed.

tfsy Eventnn Fasrsia A. =. Leased Wsr~s
Chicago. llls.. Dec 2e.--on cross
examination Albert n. veeder In the
trial OF the ten Chicago meat packers
today described the collapse Of the
billion dollar" merger OF the packing
interests planned by Armour, Swift.
Morris and Cudahy In 1909.
lie said the formation Of the giant
corporation was abandoned at the
close OF conference held In New
York short before Christmas. 1909.
between the promoters and Jacob II.
Schiff. manager for Kuhn. Loeb and
company. In which plans for financing
the project were discussed.
A loan OF t90.G0O.0o0 was desired
and later this was reduced 20 $50, ,000.-
600 and the capitalization reduced
from close TO the billion dollar mark
to s525 100000.
Mr.. Veeder said Mr.. Sehiff told the
packers that the tlsnes we're not pro-
bilious for launching a large merger
and advised against II.
The direct examination OF Mr.. Weed.
er was concluded after several hours
ha, been taken up by attorneys argu-
Ing on the admissibility OF testimony
tonchlng the operation OF certain dis
|tributlng corporations owned by the
packers, to which the defcnsc object.
cd. Judge Carpenter reserved his
decision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
GOVERNOR SHOULD ISSUE
COMMISSION IS CONTENTION

Congressmnn-c II. II. Ferxueson
Of Albuquerque, when shown the
above Associated Press dispatch
from Santa Fe. said today that al
though he had made arrangements to
leave the city tomorrow evening over
the 81. Louis and San Francisco for
tho national capital, and Join Mr.. Cur
rs IN the presentation OF the ccrtifi-
cate TO tho president, he would In all
probability defer leaving now until
after the inauguration OF Governor
Mcdonald
"Theie is no doubt In my mind but
that Il win be necessary for both Mr.
Curry and myself TO have a commits
sion signed by the new governor be.
fore w. are qualified as congressman
from New Mexico" said Mr. Fergus
son today. section sixteen OF tho
constitution. believe. Is plain on this
requirement"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
SAYS she WAS FORCED TO
SIGN NOTE ON SICK BED

san Jose, Dec. 29.--H Nelson
French. son OF Henry French. the 10.
cal attorney, forced her Ia sign note
Tor sA00 payable 10 his father. while
she was on sick bed with capital
operation only two days ahead. ac-
cording 20 the testimony of Miss Anne
Cain la the superior court today. Miss
Cain Il suing 10 nave the note can
celcd on the ground that Il was OBJ.
tained by threats and coercion.
Nelson French told her thai the
money was for This fathers outraged
feelings because she mad passed this
elder French ON the street and not
spoken to him, she said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
oRoERs rgLePHoNE RATE cor.

~. Joseph, Mo, Dec. 81 After sew
eral months Investigation the So Jo-
seph public utilities commission today
ordered a reduction In the rates Of
the Missouri a Kansas Telephone
,Bell) company's rates as follows.
business telephones from 400 to $50
a year; residence telephones from
$50 to teI year; party lines from
f2T 10 s2i TO s2l,
The order II effective January and
II IL believed the telephone company
VIII resist H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Theodore Declares in Editorial
That Congress Had to Act
Promptly in Order to Rem
edy Unbearable Conditions.
HAGUE TRIBUNAL WAS
THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE
Otherwise, Ex-President De-
olares, People Of Jewish
Faith Would Have Been
Left TO Suffer.

sny Hve.sss H~rsia 4. y. Leased gtrsp
New York. Dec. 29.--In an editor
lai on the Russian Treaty. Arbltra-
tlon and Hypocrisy. which appears
IN the current issue of the outlook.
Theodore Roosevelt expresses APP
provai Of 'ae action taken by con-
gress IN abrogn,ing the Russian
treaty. "Mcn must vote and act on
= situation as u actually confronis
them" he says. "and In this actual
event congrcssmcn had hut two alter.
natives. namely. abrosate the treaty,
og submit 60 continuance OF conai-
tions which had become intolcrable
to our national self respect. and
which represent continuing wrong.
especially to American citizens Of
Jewish faith.
Il atlii believe that In 80 serious
q matter it would have been well.
first Ia cndeavor To secure "A decision
bY The Hague court on the lnterprc-
tatlon OF the existing treaty. I Rm
confident such decision would OF me-
cessity have been In our favor. and
this would have enabled Russia 20 re-
tire from an untenable position with
good grace and no ioss OF self re-
rpect.
Congress was confronted by the
simple fact that unless the treaty was
ebroEntrd conditions would remain
~ they now are. and under the cir
Fuffufhnroa congress acted wisely in
derlasing for abfoEation. But this
action was taken while universal arr
bltratlon treaties were pending IN the
senate.
u do not believe we can afford 20
arbitreto questions OF vital interest
and national honor, or questions OF
settled American governmental pol
ICY"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
FLYNN'S MANAGER
PROVES GAME
Has Left for Chicago Ready
to Post $4,000 for Fight
With Jack Johnson for Big
Championship.

tBy Ev~nlnr Hersid a. q. s.sssea Wire,
Salt Lake City, Dcc. 29.--Jack Cur
ley. manager os Sim Flynn. the pueb-
10 heavyweight. lett for Chicago al
mon today prepared TO post $4,000 In
cash 10 bind match with Jack John
SON for The heavyweight championship
Of the world. Ho viii renew his Offer
OF $4,000 for Johnson's share OF N,
purse for finlsh iight with Flynn
Curley states that he has roceiyed AS
surances from Chicago that Johnson
is disposed 10 give the oaor favorable
consideration
II johnson accepts the bolt will be
staged Just over the Navada state
line west OF Salt Lake City. Haainesf
men OF salt Lake City are said to he
associated with Curley In iinancins
the hght
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

. Topeka, Dee. GA temporary tn
Junction WAS granted today by Judge
POLLOCK OF tho federal court In the
crusade against tho liquor dealers IN
Leavcnworth. The Injunction ID
against }. y Johnson. special assistant
attorney gonoraE A. NJ. jackson ana
=. u. Armstrong. agents OF the at
torney general, and Lee bond. county
attorney, and Thomas iarkin, rherifE
Of LeavenWorth county
The procecdlnEs we're commenced
on behaIf Of Harry RpblnoWitx and
Michael Klrmeyer liquor dealers Of
sgillinzs. Mo-. Who supplied liquor 10
I.ehvenworsh by Wagon. u u charged
that the wagons were held up as they
crossed the Missouri river Relief v
sought on the grouEd that the wagons
were engaged Ia inserslhte commeres
and couid not be interfcrrod with.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
FRANK ECKNOFF IS
REAL MYSTERY
Man Who Knows Much About
Dynamiting 0utrages APP
pears at Home Then Sud
denly Departs Again.

'ay FsvenssE tEessi6 a. y. Leased wsset
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. s9.-~Frank
Eckhoif whom Detective William
Burns declared had given him valu-
able testimony Ia tho Mcnamara dy-
namiting case, is reported TO have
returned 10 his homo here and left
again early today. Eekhoff's whore.
abouts have been a mystery since the
McNamaras' confessions and II WAS
eaid he was In the custody OF a de-
teciiye agency and would be an im-
pOrgant witness IN future trials.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

Dearborn, Mo, Dee. 29--W. ~ Ham.
nond, OF Nathan Hurst. the former
81 Joseph politician whose pardon
from the Texas penitentiary, where he
was sent ~ years ago for horse steal
ing and escaped. has been announced.
said today that his father. w. L. Hurst
os Hurst, Tex, who obtained the par
don, would be- AZ Dearborn tonight 10
deliver Il. Hammond said he expect.
ed TO go with his father to -. Joseph
later Ia the week 60 consult a lawyer
nnd decide on hla future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Ia Toilette WILL
BOLT FROM PARTY
he BEGtARES
Insurgent Leader Intimates
That Any Political 0rgani-
cation Looks Good to Him
If People Favor It.


sby EveninE sseraid A. =. AesssA wsrsD
North baltimore, o.. Dee. ss.--De-
nuncation Of the supreme courts de-
clEion in the standard on and Amer
lean Tobacco trust cases and OF the
Republican national committee for
It's failure SO order a presidential pri-
mary In those states where such pro-
cedure would not he Illegal. marked
the speech here to-day of senator La
Toilette. who n touring ohio IN fur
thcrance OF "A campaign for the RE-
publican presidential nomination.
The speaker declared that the
courts ruling as 10 reasonable re-
Htralnt OF trade" was an usurpation
OF power He said he was not a
'hidcbound Republican and would
joln any party that could better re-
store the rule OF the people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
An Increased
Press Service

After negotiations with
the Associated Press last
ing several months, the
Evening Herald is pleas
ed to announce that ar
rangements have been
completed to receive daily
over a special leased wire,
a more complete report
than has ever been car
ried by any afternoon
newspaper in Albuquer-
que. The new and in
creased wire service is cf-
feotive on and after jan
uary l and the Herald
will be better equipped
than ever TO tell its SUBJ
soribers the story Of the
happenings throughout
the world on the same
day as they occur. The.
increased report will be
received over a Mountain
States wire by an expert
tslcgrapher in the Herald
office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
HIGH OFFICERS IN
ARMY TO RETIRE
Five Above Rank Of Major
Have Been Ordered to APP
pear Before Board to Show
Their Fitness for Work.
tay EvsaI.s HssaIa A. ,. Lsassa wsss

tny EveainE neraia A. '. Lssnsa wsFsD
Washington, u. c., Dec. 2S--Flyo of
hcers OF the army all above the grade
OF major, have been ordered before
retiring boards in connection with
the army wedding out program.
They are Col VIM. l., Pitcher. inian-
try. Fort Mcdowell. Calf; Col, Wn.
=, Evans, Fort Leayenworth kans I;
Lieut.. Col Jas A 0oodin seventh
Infantry, Army and Navy general hos.
pltal, Hot Springs. Ark. Major Wen
deli l.. Simpson. Fifteenth Infantry,
New York City, aud Major William
"a BrOoks. medical corps. Fort Nc
DOwcll Colo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
WIFE AND CHILDREN
AWAITED HIS COMING

Denver, Colo, Dec. 2g.---John r.
Rowell. formerly was we'll known
stock and bond salesman OF this city.
HISS wife and three children reside
at IA Steele street. They had ex-
pected him home for Christmas. but
received a Telegram from Milwaukee
shifting that he had slipped on the ice
and injured his back.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
DR.. Helene Knabe Had Her
Throat Cut by Person Whc
Was Powerful Declares the
Coroner After Autopsy.
SHE WAS ALMOST NUDE
AND LYING ON BED
Theory That She Committed
Suicide Is Ridiculed by Of
fetal Who Says Crime Can
Be Proven Now.

indianapolis, Dee. s.--Iiappenings
in the life Of Dr. Helene Knabc. for
mcr state bactcri"loRist have been un-
covered that might have supplied a
motive for her murder. according TO
the verdict OF Coroner Durha, flied TO-
day. The coroner concludes that Dr.
Knabe. who was found dead in her
btd room with her throat cut October
~, did not commit suicide but was
murdered By person OF persons un-
known.
knife slash that almost severed
the young physicians head was de-
llvcred by a powerful arm while the
Victim almost nude wns lying on her
back on top of the cover of her bed.
thc coroner nnds, and he declares that
Il would have been impossible for
her to have struck the blow herself.
The verdict does not reveal the cor
oner's theory Of motive for the MUIR
der.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
PEACE FOR CHINA
IS THE MOTTO Of
DR. SUN
Newly Elected President Of
Republic Declares That AL
He Desires Is to Restore
Happiness in His Country.

Shanghai. Dec. 2g.--lmmediately
following the receipt OF word from
Nanking that he had been elected
president OF the republic OF China,
Dr. sunY0t Sen handed the following
statement 10 the Associated Press
ted to his friends IN the uaited
States;
II consider II my duty 10 accept
the presidency My policy viii be TO
secure peace and a stable govern
mont by the promptcst methods pos
sihlc. My single aim Ii TO insure the
peace and cpntcnlment of the mill
lions OF my fellow countrymen."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
SMOKED CIGARETTES
FOR HUNDRED AND
FIFTEEN YEARS
Pueblo Moreno Of Sonora Is
Reputed to Be Hundred and
Twenty-seven Years Old
and Never Saw an Auto.

NHvaioa, sonora, Dec. 2g.--Pa5lo
Moreno, rcputod 10 be i2T years old.
died here yesterday, He had smoked
cigarettes ior one hundred and fifteen
years, and always lived On coarse food.
He had never seen a railroad train or
an automobile.
Troops have Just brought In four
Yaqri and ten Mayo Indians charged
With stealing horscs in the Yaqui river
district No Reyes demonstrations
have occurred here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
HARRIMAN's BROTHER
DIES IN NEW YORK

tUF HVenInN H1FaIN a, y. lsasa1l WlEeI
Ncw York. y. Y. Dec. 2s.-Orlando
Hartman. the only brother Of the late
~ IA. Hartman. dled early today al a
private sanl'arlum IN this rliy from a
complication Of diseases following a
pfptracted Illness Mr. Hartman wea
a widely known real estate operator
nnd was wealthy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
M'AABB RELEASED
ON $4,000 BOND
Man Who Faced Death on
Gallows a Few Weeks Ago
for Killing Alleged Friend
of His Wife Is Out of Jail.

~ Esenfeg Herald a. r. Lssse1 Wfrcp
Santa ~. y. A.. Doc. 2a.-iE. q.
McNabh, travelling salesman who
had been aentenced 10 hang, WAS 10,
day admitted 10 $4,000 ball by Judge
John Il. hlcl'ie. tho supreme court
having reversed and remnnded the
caze for new trial. McNabb In ieal.
ons irenxy. shot and killed herbert
"A lIargis 81 vRuEhn, Guadalupe coun.
u, lnat October
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
4 NEw rYI.M WONT nrnN.

Berlin, Dee. s9.--An incombustlbie
c.ncmaioEraph slim. which viii lessen
the possibilities OF panlcs IN moving
pltcuFe thcalers, WAS demonstrated to-
day before the Berlin Chemical so.
clciy aud Ia reported to he auccesa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
CAUGHT An INSANE woMaN.

ChlcnaO. Dec. 29.--WearlnG jew
els and expensive clothing. "A woman
led officials OF HighwOod. u North
shore suburb. chase OF two mites
yesterday through fields and woods
Marshal Oeorge Huestis, who had
seen the woman acting strangely,
jumping on and Off street cars. APP
preached aud asked what she war
doing.
playing tag with mysclf.'' she
said. aa alse ran Rway.
when taken to the Wnukexnn jail
the woman said she was Mrs. Mary
Clarke OF Grant City. Worth county.
Missouri.
Three large, clear diamonds werc
a part Of the gems worn BY the
woman.
Grant cay, Mo-. Dec. Nothing
II known here of a Mrs. Mary Clarke.
~--..-----.
MISS LYME AND CAyAldER SANG
London. Dec, 21.--Oscar Hammer
stein produced ~ hls London opera
house last alsht Tales OF Hoffman,,
with Felice Lyme and Lima CaVaIleFl
IN the parts OF Olympia and ululetta.
respectively The production was
highly succemfni.
Mlsu Lyno'a first appearance IN q
humorous rule was surprise 10 the
critics. She was charmlnR as q
French poupoc and pottered around
the stage with the utmost mechanical
reosliude. YET all the time slnslne
beautifully.
cRvailsri mng the famous ''Ilnrra'
role with much effect.
Putnam patriot., 1911-04-14
5H%6To&

Mrs Horton. &ho spent The winter Iu HaHie4.aas k staying wfIh Der son Darwin for few wee6s
 Mr i.Rt0fte is mes50z iHG3 the haa~e lately aanet ey Ms, Dennis
 Nearly dtEy were NJ the >aeiaI co fag4y .f,t. Nr bfaytan a#3desi uuea tu tle pleasure 0. tae evening ey EsE- Ing many ,v eglt1H, un Ht, F5i-as -saPa-
 \ uae< as evening kra,aeah, has hseu szea arre aee4,i9aaI ; Jae FISr feV Haata>- They are sae most aeaa= tis#3 4sluter aIr4, eser seen tn Jls, sl- ci95,s
 Hf and Mrs Ni4am IagaEzs were in town aa saturday.
 MF. and Mrs Arthur SwjG; have mo- ed to Niuimantic.
 John Baker, at tbe age Of ninety has just completed satisfactory reai estate deal Hasiug sold his house and the lot on which it stands, he has puI up & small house on the other side of the bridge. Snefe he is resuming The chicken business on a modest scale. The community was greatly sadden. ed 10 hear on Saturday Of the death ot Philo kingselry. His family came to Abingdon ia April, lS57. His father purchased the farm where his son has lived for the past half century. For over eighty wears he has been known ss most upright, s kind neizaoor, quick Co respond 10 any cal of public or of family idltx. To his widow |. extended the >y mpa.hy of alL
Putnam patriot., 1911-04-14
Innn NreiInr

At tae <Hse#a. 5awa meeting held la Ua4ea Hs# Monday afternoon =it eas unanimously so.eI . sPp-a apriats Jae san af sla5ae far grazing st sro4nds and furnishing 1t uex uga .sH
 -4aiaz and e authorize the seisctlea .5 agfs8~ sad sum.
 F F Johnson explained io detail tas s4as aeees>afy flor various Hens. He ,atd that tas schaoE 1lart had app oinge4 a committee q gAsse who had investigated tbe matter Of fittings and furniture tn a namaer q IarEe schools aad had solicited bids from the afsest dealers in the country They reported la he uoafd and the board selected tae sly les land designs they wanted and 1 nxufea ap the reasonable cost of hitting ] the 61ilainE The total WAS ss,t45. 1 The fittings include desks. chairs, phy- sies snd chemical laboratory, gymnasi- um. manual training department. and a room where lunches can be prepared
 Also an electrical program clock and Huug fixtures etc. He said that ta5
 town would have oae st tae dnssi ] buildings t5F its size. and matter of con
 sensnce aad accommodation ia la,
 stale and ea5ed dy experimenting tA, ] eaia5uz committee Tor tae work the, aad done
 < N BadWay explained the sari aas features In She matter 7f grading ] and e,.Ima.esi ta- e1,t sl sl .~s5.
 A.Eaney Iof5es ot tae scha0. board >75d taas tue eeafd desired aa5 cad thrust arou taems FHe s@feao apare
 e5.sEe.i ta- t8e ags# #sl,az v as aat eHoas- sH es=uf fz.ete She a#4aiHz as IL saQ4., l e completed and sae burden Therefor,
 faI, apau Jhe school board and som, Hem. that saoald aase been taken ear, ot ~ the building committee f they had Bad money enough tSefe luciudee
 ia lhe appropriation a,ked for. II, though the manual tra{uIng featgry
 ~as favored uN A majority of citizens 1 and hoped i1 see one ot he State msn ! ual training schools located la Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1911-04-14

Thankir 2 our patrons for ps favors we solicit a continuance the same-wifh an assurance tba we shall do all in our power to kss this Shoe Store the Best sks Store in this vicinity.