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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
fng 1900 49,

Chicago, june William y B0s.
tick, pastor Of the Western Avenue
Baptist church one Of the oldest ID
toe city. after striving sor d year to
figure out nov TO marry on salary
H 1920 year, has given ii up a.
81 homeless task
"Nhy2T asked ,he astonshed ,Fus.
tees Of the church. when he handed
t4em his resignation, 10 take effect
August +
because want ID get uargiea,
ieDied fhe Munster
~sVefl ua aea't DNiecf@ s
deacon. ahs dent YOU 20 aheadsa
1T Is impossible to support q
wife ou the salary Og si.2G0 a year
n am getting. and I intend tO mar
lry wag the rsnly
Then the storm broke, and u0N the
congregatlon Is divided 3n how much
Income man should have to sup
lport wife
| i must have $1,000 J year 20 sup
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
COME 70 TERMS, 'Tls SAID

Oklahoma City, June 7--During a
conference here between Gov Lee
Gfuce and the officers of the Capitol
Luiding company OF Oklahoma City
the governor gave assurances that
If the company COMPLIES with the
terms Of It's contract with the state,
he, as governor. viii see that the
state lives UP 10 its part OF the con.
tract and builds the capitol Of Okla,
homa on the Northeast site" which
was agreed upon bg the legislature
Governor Cruce however told the
officers OF the company that he win
not call special session Of the legss
lature to v0teMan additional amount
az money 10 assist III the capifo
building enterprise AZ he does mol
consider such action necessary The
governor also stated that he believes
4 way VIII t+e found Dy which the
tate legally can accept the s25,Nns
contracted to be paid eash month IN
u the capitol building fund until 81,
Uf0,000 Is raised, and tnat iega
beard can be found TO supervise thf
work Notwithstanding the failure D
the recent legislature to make az
appropriation FOR the continuance o
the capitol commission Governor
GIace sail 1al.hal tAaL tAe seAeaul'
OF prices Of lots 10 be sold for th'
state must insure the raising Of 81,
ono 900 fer capitol building purposes
IN view 0t the governors assu4
auces, the work Of placing the lot
en- the market VII now be rushed anl
tile FIRST $4,000 payment will b'
made to the state treasurer on Jul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
THE WEATHER
New Orleans. June 7-Generally
fair tonight and Thursday
No SUMMER JURY
IN DISTRICT COURT
Depletion of Logan County
Court Fund Is Reason
Assigned

On account OF the depletion Of the
court fund there will be no summer
grand jury In Logan county The
calendar Of the district court has
been made UP and such matters as
can be heard by the court are being
taken up. The court fund will not
permit jurors TO be paid at this time
and Il is understood Judge Hustor
will not, under the circ instances,
call jury. There Is further rea-
son for the failure to call jury for
the fact that this Is serious tima
for farmers, who do not wish 10 leave
crops at this season. There are
three or four Of our criminal cases
and several civil actions to be tried
by jury
The trial calendar for the June
term:
Monday, June 12-Lloyd VS.. Fin
ley motion for new trial
Lewis VS. Lewis
Sadie Boyer vs. F T. Saddler
Bd Co Commissioners VS. NJ Il.
Trapp ct al.
Hanna Grain co. vs. Chas N Bell
Arkansas Lumber Co VS.. Meek
l.. l. Beland VS.. Mary l. Langfitt,
ct. all
r. A. Gaffney VS., John Mccormick,
Natl Bank OF Conmerca VS.. Au-
gusta B, Ray ct. al
TUESDAY, june 18th.
Bogarte VS.. Humphrey admr.
T9aftbnnI Maitland
Campbell
Annia l.. Harper vs. William Har-
per
Susie Blessing ys. Lee BoIes,
A. S. Barwck VS., Isaac NJ. John
son.
A H. Derry vs. Emma Lawlesz
et al. w@HKz
Arthur Boyer VS.. Iva Ashburn.
Guthrie 3. g. l.. Assn VS.. McBrine
ct. al
Tom jenkins VS.. J. r. Brickner.
thursday. JuTfe 18th.
Industrial Savings Society VS. Geo
d. Wright ct al
~ p. GarretsoE ys. S. G. Garrett
ct al.
Henrietta Buoy vs. NJ G. Goethe
John II White VS. Lizzie White.
Saturday, June f7th.
John w Duke VS.. j N Wallace.
Walton Lumber Go. VS. Adolph II
kaufman
Union Central Life Ins. Co. vs.
Lotblen ct, al
Il. W Baxter vs. F. W. Ritter
busch
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GREAT DEMONSTRATION
ON HIS ARRIVAL TODAY
Francisco 6Oss 10 Capital He
Attacked TO Find Other
Plots Brewing
tBy Associated Press.y


Mexico City. June Amid tIS
widest enthusiasm, Francisco /.
aiadero, Jr today entered the scar
OF the government which be over
turned The demonstration vas the
greatest which the capital has known
tn generation Business was prac.
tically suspended aud the street.
through which the revolutionary len
der made his triumphal way wers
gas with fags, bunting aud flowers.
while from the threats OF tens Ok
tnouse@es came roars oa acclaim
RUmOrs OF plots against the hero on
the day were rife ag were reports
that secret arrests had been made.
Arrestin9 ccnspirators.
On the police department records
there is grim reminder that friends
Of Francisco 4 Madero we're not
needlessly apprehensive regarding
hts visit Tuesday afternoon Antonio
Villacencia former chief Of de-
tectiges was arrested on informatit d
that appears to culnect him with the
plot whose discovery resulted III tie
imprisonment OF W L. Dunn an
American at Monterey. and Daniel
De Villiers, a Boer, at I'll Paso.
Texas.
Evidence concerning the conspir-
aey and lts authors III lii the hauda
Of the authorities and upon this 81.
formation orders Of arrest have been
issued for three men, leaders III gov
ernmenf affairs. who II is believed
viii be 10 iall before tomorrow.
imperative orders have been is-
sued for the apprehension Of all
those whose names are connected
@th the conspiracy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
lnp Leased Wlre.l

New York. June Years Of isoia-
ton that Manuel Martina, known as
TIE hermit Of Broadway. has en-
dured of hts own volition In an apart
raent of the Broadway Central hotel,
because OF bis antipathy to religioa
sAd his disErust of the sincerity q
his feilowmen. are now drawing 70 q
close.
The hermit. S4 years old. Is III, HIS
condition Is said to be precaTions
To the end be Is remaining firm II
his DISBELIEF in religion and what I
teaches For wears ne has been be
rating mankind for it's fidelity 20 re
,i..ous tca cti...-Ss. iIe has srrrrca e
forts 10 win him back to his faitl
ir his last days.
For 10 wears. Martinez, who j
Uealthy, has occupied the same spafi
ment in the hotel Seldom has %
gsntured betond the threshold Of BIZ
own door He has lived the lite Of
fcelEse.
Martinez Is d spaniard, He cams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
ENROLMENT FOR TIVE
SESSION Ar HIGH MARK
e'sat Interest Manifested By
Heads Of Schools SIX In
siruCtOTs are Busy

Teachers and prospective teachers
attending the Logan county institute
at Central school were this morning
the recipients Of distinguished atten-
tons. For the first time In the his.
tory Of Oklahoma county institute
vas suspended while a United States
senator talked Senator Robert II
Owen visited the institute and made
O short but spirited and helpful
speech. He told something OF the
national efforts TO aid education and
Of the power Of education in national
lite.
DR., ]. " Duke and Horace Speed
also made short speeches.
The institute. started Monday, Is a
marked success SO far The hun.
died teachers attending are showing
most intelligent interest In the work.
There are six members Of the faculty
and all the branches taught IN the
Public schools are being reviewed
The enrolment for the institute is.
Almira Abernathy, Guthrie; Rena
Harrington. Guthrie: Hazel Diley
Orlando: Ethel Morgan. Guthrie; Jes-
sic Douglas, Guthrie: Marian Witt ol
Crescent. Bessie Nevins, Guthrie;
Mrs stella McIrdre. Guthrie. Ha2el
adams, Guthrie Eva seigfreid GuIn.
lrlC, Hilda Rice Coyle Msudie Shrek,
Gpthrie Orva Schreck. Guthrie; Mae
Taylor, Guthrie Bertha Gilbert. o
Guthrie: Marcia Ballard, Guthrie,
Earl Walter. Guthrie jim Rollins, Of
Muhall. Ruth Blackerby. Perkins,
lnez Housch. Orlando. Ruth Housch
Orlando: Regina Herber, Guthrie
Eva Mae Wilson, Guthrie: eva Wat
son, Seward. Belya Good Guthrie,
Marie Aldrich, Guthrie. Ethel Huffer
| Guthrie. Dencie Stewart Guthriei
Lydia schrammel, orlando; Irene Ne.
son, Guthrie. Leila Fansler, Coyiei
Winnie Barnard. Guthrie Gladys
Walton, Mulhall Ethel Peterson, Of
uiuhrie Ethel Wheeler. Qashion
Edith HuTer, Mulhall. Susie Stiles
Cathrle: Henrietta Dolph. Guthrie
lchn A Phillips Mulhall, Henry
Medium, Mulhall; Jennie Williams
| Lowell: Lydia Grininger. Orlando,
rora Grininger, Orlando. Marie Kind
| hNhls OAldhNIs ANNA htAAiHNNtf ~
lando Lila Houser. Guthrie; Gladys
kellogg, Guthrie Blanche FuTrow, o.
| Guthrie Mary Crook, Guthrie, Grace
l.ee Neher, Cuthriei AYeri Rinehaft
Guthrie. Myrtle Bethel. Guthrie Win
ME Davis. Guthrie; Esta Brown, oi
Mulhall Lillian Mills. Mulhall. Pear
5leyins. Crescent; Danlly Schaal, o.
Muhall. Edward + Ssbliu. Guthrie
Olive Williams. Crescent Ci0ldi'
Smith. Guthrie NJ Frances Major
Mulhall, Beulab Randolph, Guthrie
Ophella Hayes. Guthrie. stella Whit
ten. Guthrie: Edna Long, Guthrie
Leta Pulse. Guthrie; Lets Bishop. o
Guthrie. Edith HILL Guthrie Mabe
| iteNeal. Gatbrle Jessie MeGinni5
coyle. Nellie Michael, Marshall
Georgia Anthis. Muhall Nellie An
4 tbis. Mulhali. Jennie Scott, Mnlhall
Lawrence Mcclure. Lowell. Paul Ha
venstrits, Lowell Lillian SnoderlJ
lCdtTT7s; Clarence Higgingboiaam 0
lGulbrie. Gladys Seaman. Guthrie
| Anna Nau. Guthrie. Mamie Lof, Cntt
lme Calla Craig, Navina, 4 y Bot
ne Lehman. Guthrie e y Myrli
Davis. Guthrie Eazabath Gooch. 2
| Crescent Ellen Morris. Guthrie
IJalis Eastwood Cogle Gertrude Car
lGuthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
GIVE SMOKER FOR OWEN

An enjoyable smoker was given
at the Masonic Temple last night,
complimentary TO United states Sem
ator Robert l.. Owen, who Is here
attending his mother Mrs. Narcissa
Owen, who sustained serious In
juriss recently by hard fall at the
home OF o. A. Smith A large num-
Der Of Rite members and others
gathered III the auditorium. The
new pipe organ was put into action
by secretary Frank Derr and the
Temple choir assisted in the enter.
tainment After the smoker punch
was served Senator Oven spoke Al
length, touching on incidents ot
public life at Washington, Justice
j. J. Dunn of the state supreme
court. and others made interesting
talks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
WILL LONG
REMEMBER
JUNE 9Th
WILL PROBABLY RANK AS
ONE or HOTTEST DAYS
IN HISTORY

Along about 1864 the oldest in
habitants will meet iD caucus 10 can.
vass the returns from the hot June
Of i9il Guthrie and the whole
country gasped considerably for sew
eral days. eliminating in resigned
sigh OF anguish yesterday Tuesday,
June 6. 1911, will probably rank as
one Of the hottest days in history
The thermometers ia Guthrie ranged
from 100 To 100, and government re-
ports from over The country sh0@
from Sto ilQ
Relief came last night Rain fell
ID scattered sections late ID the
afternoon Guthrie got pretty
ialr wettlng down late ID the day
and AT 2 O'Clock this morning rea
rain came. n wet the ground ioi
two or three inches down. II waf
also accompanied BY q wind that
aroused most 0f the popalsee
Iiog far the showers of YESTERDAY
4rd last nigkt extended is not knoel
They we're partial but frequent 10
gan county seemed ~ get rain all
over at various times
The Temperature lowered 70 ~ aus
| i02. according 10 the location o
thermometers The air Was nueE
| better than for the past few days anE
people enjoyed reasonable comfort
| Yesterday was the hottest Juae
by 8 degrees IL the history oi tal
state the former record being ~
| established ln 1884 The old recorl
/ for the month u June was l0I De
grees. on Jane 28 1885 The mel
curry reached 1870 degrees on Jun
Is. 1886.
at the government weather siatsol
/ al McAlester the mark was 308.5: !
Hobart i05. Durant 104. and MOI
1 man. l05 Unofficial registers d
4 &5aiosasaa reported igis ~ t0rt Sii
/ lsi: al I.awton l9s, Ardmore. lA6
/ Mangum, l05, and MuskOgee, 9S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
8 o o o o o o O O @ o o . o o y
GUTHRIE FIREMEA WINNING

Guthrie firemen seem to be figur.
ing strongly In all the contests at
Enid In the first two events Of the
Tournament the Guthrie company
Yesterday won second places, losing
first place in one instance by one.
fourth OF second. Prizes were won
by The local team in the horse race
and In the rope climbing contest.
Grover Ferry Of Central station won
the rope climbing contest over all ex-
cept one contestant. each town Of
size in the state being represented.
The heat of Yesterday probably in
teifered with the sports. 1t was re.
ported this morning that no rain had
fallen in Enid in the last few days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
GUARDED ~ MASONIC PINS
Little Travellers Who Wear Fathers
Embinns Well Cared Fer

Little Travellers VINO wear Fstnet
Embiems We'll Cared Fer
While men who are members o.
secret societies dU noi always wear
NE emblems Of these orders. II Is no
uncommon thing at the tiniOn depot
% see Young women aud children
vh0 are aMas0ns. "EikH. or Odd
Fellows" Net that they really are
affiliated With these orders, Bat that
tie various emplematle pias aave
been put on them 20 assure safety Ia
travelling
a iew days ago young girl upon
whose breast WAS pinned a square
and COMPASS lost brr railroad ticket
she WAS IoaEneYihg alone from Gait
fesnla 10 distant Eastern p0ius a
nan who recognized the fact thai
s8me member 0f her family WAS
Mason learned OF her misfortune
There was not much eetenors bpa IL
less than i've minutes AZ |4eke
tr4A fsaeN hoWvhs ana altr ~ fhr
lsirI placed safely aboard !. sFain Of
which she was % continue her ionr
ncY
Yesterday a small boy who als'
aas Mason hsp no difficulty 4
I finding friends ~ the depot fie Wor
a pin which belonged 70 hls tathe
aud, although The latter was man.
rifles away. there vas parental can
lever present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
RICH "HERMIT OF BROADWAY"
DYING, REFUSES MEDICAL AID
OR SPIRITUAL CONSOLATION

ito the United States IS years ago 10
take charge OF banking business
left bg bis brother He had travelled
over the world Philosophy and re-
lifion always engtossed his attention.
he became convinced that the lntei.
lecf OF the human race was shacklea,
al ii we're, by religion and that man
was too tfmid. too mucn ot weak
Ing and too selfish from the fear nf
eternal damaation to free himself.
Now Mr. Martinez Is III. He wishes
the attention Of no physician and
spnrng the suggestion Of receiving re-
Ilgious consolation in bis last min.
utes. Ha II too aged. he contends, "
iae4aiie tlIe attention d pa sielaA
and too firm In his beliefs to seek
M igious consolation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
LIE ors rALck EN

Juare1 jane Indications that
the plots against Madero were grow
ing IN influence and extent were
manifest from several quarters today
LOYALTY Of certain heads oi federal
troops have been brought into qNes-
tion and as consequence wholesale
charges In that direction are expect
ed as soon as MaderD gets into fa.k
touch Wifh affairs ia Mexico City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
SENATOR OWENS
MOTHER INPRDVEs

Mrs Narcissa Owen. aho suffered
lhe fracture ut hip tn a fall ut tina
home OF Otto Smith several weeks
ago, ia improving Her advanced
age and the nature o, The hurt make
recovery slow DESPITE these aiffi-
entities and tile a0t weather she ia
making staadg progress iief son.
Senator Robert T. oven arrived yez-
Ne day ior second visit
Senator owen aill leave the city
late i0daN igl Norman, where he "a
to delivef au address before the
atate Bniveraits graduating class 10.
morrow morning The Ssnat0F will
Return ~ Washington thiB week Ths
Me&ico and Arizona statehood meas
fge IL pending ana he wiAll@s A take
part ID the 2aa aRhf Il Is likely q
vote wil be- reached Ia few days
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POSES As STATUE
WHILE RATHER
GRANLS OVER HIM
Az Leaged Wlre

AA@G AA~ab@NA ffSAIt
@ New York, June 7-George 9
9 Palmer assistant keeper Of .
9 reptiles at the Bronx geological 9
q gardens, had a thrilling escape Q
q from death today because his -
9 trained nerves enabled him to O
q pose as statue while diamond 9
6 back rattlesnake crawled over q
. him q
g Palmer started to feed a den 9
{ Of six Of the reptiles. He slid .
q the door Of the cage wide and Q
@ something toll out along his {,
Q arm TO the shoulder II was a .
Q huge diahond-back rattRsnake .
9 and it's head lay on Palmers o
G shoulder. two inches from his q
. chin Slowly down sutside his o
. coat went the head OF the rep @
g tile, and the rest Of its body fol- o
g lowed over his shoulder. q
g. Al length the head reached o
g the ground aud the great snake o
o slid of onto the floor Palmer o
@ reeled calling for help. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
EXPECT $4,000
IN Safe BUT FIND
ONLY LONE DIME.

O New York, June 7--Instead Of @
Q finding at least $4,000 in the q
o boxes of a safe which was open .
Q ed after a weeks work in the .
o Manganese company's shops In q
o Plaintield. NJ j.. officers Of the .
q company who stood by az the O
. big steel door fell to the floor, 6
q discovered four empty money .
O bags ana vagrant dime which g
@ lay half concealed under the q
o corner or Garnet mat q
q The safe had been taken to q
O Plainfield from Tulsa. okla, 9
o where it had reposted in the 9
o vaults Of the Farmers State g
O bank Of that place, and among q
Q others who were at the Plain .
q field shops was an officer OF the @
q Plainfield Ns,ional bank, who g
O had be enreauested to get the q
@ $4,000 and deposit ii TO the g
o credit Of the western institution. G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
seversst In Several Years.

Washington. June 7.-Seismo-
graphs throughout the United States
we're Jared at an early hour today
by the severe earthquake recorded
In several years 1t is estimated to
have occurred four or FIVE thousand
miles from Washington, direction
unknown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
KANSAS FEELs sHocKs.

Lawrence, Kan, June IA violent
earthquake was recorded by th&
state university seismograph today.
University authorities said the dis
tuFbance was the severe ever re-
corded here The quake apparently
was IN western Mexico.
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The cahvass for the building tund
Ct the Methodist university Of Okla
homa WAS continued today Raising
Of this fund Is the last detail Of io-
cation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
Kansas sunerIna.

Topeka. KAN June I-~Tise high.
est Temperature recorded here yes.
tefday nas 81 degrees Crops over
the state are suffering from ths heat
and lack of rain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
.ADVERT|sEs GUTHRIE
MINERAL WATER
Cincinnati Man, Cured o
Rheumatism, Pushes Guthrie
as Health Resort

Returns are coming in from the
lig change Guthrie mineral water put
over on Edward Schlesinger, Of Gin.
natl He arrived at his home on June
I, after visiting relatives in various
parts OF the country in the three
weeks following the time he left here.
The Guthrie Mineral Water com
pany has shipped SIS gallons to Gin
cinnati already as a direct result OF
the Schlesinger case, and Paal New.
man, his half brother, has shipped at
least much from the same cause.
I his is merely the beginning, and a
few hundred such boosters will make
Guthrie indeed the spa OF U S. A..
Mr. achlesnger came here in a
fIightful condition from sciatie rheu-
matism and he left here well man,
after eight weeks treatment. He has
written to Charles Adler that he feels
very grateful to Guthrie in general
and to many citizens in particular.
lie gives the Guthrie mineral water
the entire credit for restoring him to
ncaIth. He writes that ne has III
terested several people at lndepend-
ence, Kas., who are now taking the
water regularly and that he is
spreading its fame 10 Cincinnati. He
says his friends in Cincinnati were
rot sure for day or SO that ne was
the same man who left In a chair IN
March, and they are al getting busy
with other rheumatics He calls fol-
loi of the Guthrie printed matter.
Gov" S. f. Price, OF the school
land department, who was one of the
INST men to appreciate the great pos
sibilties OF the mineral water here
is in the city for treatment. He gol
short leave of absence last week
end came here al once. having expert
erced breakdown He improved
,fapidly and has secured furthei
leave
This is q fine time OF year to take
photographs There will be issuel
some time soon a new booklet baset
on the mineral wells and IN il will b
PHOTOGRAPHS Of residences and th'
beauty spots OF the toxin. Thel
should bo up-to-date and now Is tn
time to get the pictures, whil'
things are comparatively fresh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-07
IpesoIatIon Is Widespread. /.

Desolstion 10 Widespread
Mexico City Several persons we're
Killed through the collapse OF build
ings occupied by the street railwaS
company AT Buena Vista the rail-
way tracks were twisted
The shock was followed by the ex-
plosion Of gas at the Armory bar
racks which added horror to the
scene
The oscillations moved from north
to south and opened assures in the
streets and adobe houses crumbled.
The dead in these cannot be numb
cred now The shock was severely
felt in the western part OF the city.
Buildings In the center Of the CITY
were rocked The only foreigner
killed was q Chinese.
A warehouse at the central station
collapsed ond a nengineer was killed
a private boarding school building
wrecked, but none Of the occupants
we're injured
The walls of the national palace
we're rocked and craked The An
eient Cathedral Of, Santo Domingo
was damaged.
The earthquake came at the nom
ent that the Mexican capital was
about to receive the revolutionary
victor, Madero.
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W j. Hll 10 AFksnsas City ia
here -
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SEIsMO0RApHS JAnREO
AT AMERICAN STATIONS
FIssurss In Streets Opened.
Walls Of National Palace
are Cracked
(By Associated Prese.l

Mexico City. June IAN Earth
quake at o'clock this morning
wrecked several buildings, including
the artillery barracks, where seventy
soldiers were burned in the ruins.
Other dead and wounded are esti-
mated at between fifty and seventy