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6at aut WsDntas tn Ser
mont begcnner.
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bic anseflaste.
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aouamiiiion
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8aar
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| StaatsgsissS.6ung.
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Woutag Ra6nittag um 2 uhr be9ann
in benz tleineu Gerihtsgebdube Don
Builo 6ou Elm Worbpro3sb, oem be
aeiamute 9sp6lferuug Der Stadten
8ermont unb Rem 5ampibire feit2uns
gem nit gtIpaunteftsn aufmsrtiumtest
entesaenfieht.
Die antlaee ri6tet ii6 seeen cine
9ame Der GeIeIihaft. 5rcu ). Usars
Tban Tpbee rpir6 beiduloigt, am IT.
September 1910 ben GstcratiDRsmas
| Ter Biuiam 5eotb pon Dalton, U. o.
| meudlinss .rihoHen 81 hcbsn.
Wdn fanh ben Taler in etnem StH@
m.r ees Songe'ihen WDhubauies IN
| Quneuburg, no sr on pem betreffe1bsn
| 9aas asarbeitsf bate, tpot IN fetrsm
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Rpro 6esuHesn gu bo6en, rihtete flf
'uFort g.g.n Grau Dodge, oeren hettt'
aes. leiht errsg6arss Temperament III
len betaunt mar, Die je IN eem 5GTfe
AL tbun butteu; dber teiu 4ugen5eu9s,
isiu iiberfiibrsubes Wtomsut fdno ftf,
pos bifsn 8sroaht begriinoet bate,
9lls bic 0fIeHtLihe Rsinung Ihr:
Gimme imm.r Iautsr gsgen Grau
9oooe erhob, ihritt man im Sttober
aur 9erhaftung Der 2esteren. O1'
eett. Der llmFunbsbepeiie mar itoot
. 70 liitsnbaFt, bab Der Rittsr bic IN
a.tlaate gegsn Sts[Iung BON girgihaf
; sur S0be Don 5000 tpieber entlieB
E Sbrpo6l oiei. gIrgihaftsiumme fpd'
: t,y, ua6bem fih Elm Sturm Der Gnt
rifung aegsn bas aRiasinenb lar
@orq.ben Der 9sb0roen in gang Reu
Gnalano .rbobsH, auF $4,000 erbob
rpurot, 10 bIi.b 5rau Dodge beHnod
I auf frsism GuBe. -.
+ Der Tau Itsbt in isinsr art stn5ii
: ba. in ben ReusGnglaRozStGdteH ba
} man ME supor srlsbt, ouB uHtsr be
= slnslao. bes Worbss i'm sriten 9rdo
7 St.henoe auf frsism TuBs beLaHel
n puroen. Iun ba bic 9,r6anoIungs,
n b.atuntn iOIsn, 1T bic errsguns stn
/. UNI 10 tisFsre. ulIssmsiHsrs.
n Die glng.tlagts. Gruu Jlorent
Is Dodge, b.tbsutrt ibre uHi6uIo. 81
L itauo in ibren iungen Sahrsn als GIN
8 m.rmdbtsn in 9i.niten Der 6amtll
Il Soba.. 2lls bauu beg 5ausherrn sr
It Il. Satin ftarb, rpurss iis 5rdu :
II Rurfbal Dodge. sic ioI1 ieitber o.
l. 3eihen ibrss Sdb8orus gegsbsn bGber
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oblsbnsuber gsItsio. matberbe sr-
fldrte, oi, gborterte isisn rspclutiond.
rem gharuttsrs. Sic m06tsu in 5rants
t,ib oeiungsn 1psroen t0nneu. piirbeH
obsr in elmer Wpndrtie ME 0suti6@
lcno nift oeFtdttet peroen. Gr IhIieBt
Itiusn geitetb nit ben WortsH: sd
tann cine otrartiss 5utorrettheit niht
beaehen ndhbem Der aotier MIDI NIT
b.m Rrsus bss aronsuoroens estortrt
bat
Sin aufFaRb iuaamerun n.
aus Sdmerun ipirS telsgrdpbiif
aemelo.t, oab in bsm iabIihen SbeiI
6ss aanbss Elm 4ufitunb Der Giuge.
boreneu itdttlefunben babe. gs II
cine erpsbitiou abgsIdttt porosu, I'm
ben aufitanb gu unteroratsn.
Die RouSeiiionsn flr
4meritdner auf9ss
boben. e.
| Wanasua, Riearagud, /. Wtai
| Die Regierung bat Elm Detret ertaHsH
bemsufplae ale aonSsHioneu, oieAms
| ritonern unp dnDeren perionsn Dol
| benz prdlioentsn Selapa on Der allan
tiihsn Eiiits eerdbrt tp0resn inn
EsssSsuisn nsssssa.
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Der auffanb in G4ina.

Dsr auffanb &c bina.
6pHg Rone l. Wlai RebsL
lion. @rigonbase uno Andrhie berrs
It<n In ber ip<itliGen Sdlfte Derpros
nin3 9fpnEg lung. be BON mcrbtns
Den, pIiinbernben nnn Iensenbsn BoHs
ben eurhsogfn ipirb. Die lcpalsn
1ruppen MAIDEN bic persneifeIfeiten
anftrsngunssl ben aufftonb su uHs
serDriiden, tibsr bsHen Grnit cie ntues
iteH Dspei6en aus Gani0R austuuft
esbxn.
gDu Enn, Elm In Sapan ersOeener
gbinefs, fttbs on Der Gpise Der Res
prltt eegsn bic Rnnbfhu 0pnrftis.
Der R6ukrhauptnann Gut, BON ST.
iun 1af, ftehs ON Der Spite einer
6orbe psrbreheriihsH GefinDeIs. ods
Dor ssinem Rorb uub Raub surIi6s
IGredt. Die nersinteu Rrdfie oirisr
beibsn Mdner tdmpien NIT fcnotls
Iher 9obssDerdftuns gegen ois Srups
pen une ieit bem eriten Nusbrun am
Iebten Gcnnerfaa abenn in piel Blut
pereriTsn iporbsn. lnier einem IheIl
Der Truppsn berridt grpbe nnsufrie'
Denbeit unb "a iit setuib. boB iie mil
ben aufTtGnhifhen semeiniome Sahs
MAIDEN Derben, tpenn bic Itsttren
momentnn bic Gberbano getutnnsH
ipiirbtn. alle pffisiellen Rdhrihter
unb bic p19rsnb bes zoges bon Ran
ton bier einaetrrffensn iyliidtIinee BE-
it6ftaxH BITE unbeilihpdnseren RGhi
ri1ttn pom Gamfioe. Die aeifer
Der GeiDnteien liegxH nod, in otI
Gtraben krum. 5iir aebensritie
lptrntn 6ungersnotbpreiie perioHg
unb bic msiitsn Gtfhdfte iinb ge
Idloifen. Sn Der pdHit btnft glit
narb bcran, bic sohtsn 80 beeroigen
uab Der Geftant non ben ptrtpefenoel
a5rpern erfiiIIt bic 2nft.
lie aufIt6nniiten bdben gun
or6bteH 9kil acnton ptrloiien I'M
usriDiiFten jsbt bos aano am nsitlifel
llftr Des Meit GiuHts.
Wabrsnb ON GOnntns In ben Sira
Gen astdmpft ipuros, feusrsen bic hi
nsiidtn annonenboots bic I'M JluiI
lieaen, anf msbrert 6anftn BON Aul
ft1nDiId,en, BON Denen 200 gttonts
,purbtn. ggnmnem iid, bann bic Repe
lusscn1re aus Der 5tabi suriidgesogt
fct.su, nnhmen lie bic 80 Msiien fpsfl
lid pom Canton gtlsssns Gtaot Sdi
Gdaui Elm. ipo iis ben pr6fetien srrrIrl
btten. Die 9rupptn fuuroen In D
;ylud,t asfflagsn anb bic Rtbelisn q
csu bunn mad, Men Gh0ir uno gBf
Ghosp, relde EtGbte iis nndl M
gehpad,tm gDibsriiono sinn1bmtn. %
! s8riqanben Qufs. bic ben gltpolnfii
ndun folglfn. pliinbtrtfn bic eaoe
In ben aenannien orsi Stdcisn ai
Dir NspoIutiondrsrl SpgsH In freItiidl
Mid,tuna ip<iftr, benz Weii RIper en-
lang unb bic aus itHfr Gestno eintrs
Fenb<a gsnnrihten bsuien on. onb ,
HsipesuHs irninsr mebr on Beotutui
gefDinnt nnn bic Mspcluticrarfn mo
ben nnb r0Hbn iiberoll.
WdbreHn bic 1elpseuHg geetH VI
ifen BON Nn Gum eeleifts ipirh. 81
Gut psri0uIid, NIT fsinen ptuitn no
benz Rrrbsn, no e iih bss 20 Wltll
ron G0nton gtltasusH Unrftfledf'
aihnnaIof btmdGiigte. Or mad
banu tinen ip<ittrtn 4bne6er nnh u
zen wnt iIbsrfisf bis Gtnht Datinc
eiss 1sshtsss n tstsR ees poiAis J
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Iiir Ohio: TRIBES Detter am
Disnfos; tdltsr i'm Sltlifen unb iiib.
llden 1beil. Nm Miittpoh f6Onts
Alstter BEL Iteisenner 9emperatur.
msfiIi6e Minos, bic an Gtdrte nad,.
I1Hen.
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0ariante
man tann manhmaI fem Rs4t eag.
pssasrasssa MID, isssu
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Muslanb.S
Die Rs6eIIion In Canton, G6iaa
Gdnat ats iebr ernftl sss
5it iue. ben.
Die MebeaeH, aus Canton per'
trieben,
MorSeH. plinserH uHo ieHseH iet1
im 9aHce.
limb babtn bersits msbrsre ipiHtigl
G!Gbts siHgeHon,mel.
Die beitf6s antarttif9e Gypebition
gDirH am WaittpOd3 bon 5cmburg aui
dbssbsH.
3is Grantfurisr 3situng sriIdrt, bal
Gentf6Ianb su aonseTioneu
berehtist isi.
msnn Der FeeiprosiiGtspertrag III
Gandbo su Gtaube tpmHlt.
Der Raitas rubis in europa pss
lauisn
Eur TN p1ris fanbeH arGtuaIle fiat

saar In garis fanbeH aratBaus ftatt,
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RepoIution tn
Merito.

Rerico, /. Wlai. Col. Jcis
geltronl, Der Don Marinetruppsn unn
ben gtfniiben bes aanontnbcotta
-9ampisoa unteritiisi IDnros. ftiua
aeFisrn bic giebsllsn. bic Ula3atlan an.
arifftn, suriid. tpie aus Berihttn an
nas aritgsminiiserium hsrpcrgtht
Du angriff beeann am Ocrmittne
unb bantsts Bis fpGt go6ulittags. Dil
Gef6iite hes arisssf6iffts uno niI
mali &insusansnsti hsf 4ssiGsth tins1
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Der Raitas rubis in europa per'
laufen
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msnn Der ReeiprosiiGtspettrag NIT
Canada su Gtaube trmutt.
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ssn muiiinliinen arsiien fuirb cine
rpn Der 4rbeisers 5dnger-3eitun9 per-
offentliGte Mitthsiluns ttbhoft h'
iprohen. Gas gldit bate ctrnorl.
men, oaB Der grhiDur Der GrpBsn
Spsr In paris. Charles 1beooore
Motberbt, portitursn con RdnnerthOa
rem aus nem gsanlab Robert Shu.
mann's befbs. Gs .rbdt fih oesbulf
Die llsbtrlaHung silitsr partiturtn,
Esnn aud MIR auf gans turse 3eit.
ataf sas gsfaAsE sffsssss issasb sirI
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
l;IIJ69J JdIOS Ladies

Mrs G H. Van Stone de
lghtfulIy entertained the
Ladies Club yesterday after
noon it being business meet
ing TO make arrangements for
the Thanksgiving Dance. A
deIiscious luncheon consisting
of chicken salad, biscuits and
coffee. was served. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Cowgirl,
Kelly, Travis, StobbIe6eId,
HanIon, Goodin, Senter, Jen
son, Elgin and Ewing and Miss
Alma Simmons. The next
will be with Mrs,
Ewing on December 14th at 2
o'clock.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24

According to the ri Paso Her
aid, an attempt is being made to
have President Taft disapprove
the State Election in New Mex
ico This is no more than has
been expected, When the gang"
which has been in control Of
things political in the territory
found themselves defeated, they
made the most brazen attempt of
their lives to steal the election,
Finding this safe guarded, the
next move is to have Taft's dis
approval. They may succeed,
but woe be unto Taft, if they do.
Vetoing the Flood Resolution was
a bad move for him, but such an
act as to disapprove the State
Election, would be political sui
eide
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
Lucia

Messsrs. Robinson and Cobb
are the busy boys at the sandpit
this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Moulton
spent last Sunday at the Angus
McGillivray ranch.
Mr.. Hunter, of Oklahoma, came
in Saturday to look after business
interests here.
Claud Lea and Henry Gale are
buGy at III Lea ) drilling a WelE.
They expect to drill something
over a hundred feet before Sc
curing sufficient water.
Boswell Brown and Jim Car
Isle, Of Oklahoma, spent the
greater part of last week in and
around Lucia, visiting friends and
proving up on their homesteads.
A good many Of the farmers
are plowing, that is, those who
are not failing out beans. Won
der why some one doesn't bring
a thresher into this neighbor-
hood?
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
Investigation
is Threatened

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Nov. 21.-
Convict Al Kearney is in the dark
cell and two native prisoners are
nursing bruised heads as the re-
suit Of a fight that occurred in
the brick plant Of the territorial
prison here this morning.
According to the reports, which
leaked out this afternoon, Con-
vict Kearney accidentally ran a
WheelbarroW over the foot of a
convict named Jesus Martinez.
Martinez retaliated by smashing
Kearney over the head with a
shovel and the fight was on.
Another native convict came to
the assistance of Martinez and
K carney was on the ground and
in u fair way to being killed when
Deputy Warden r.. c. Garrett
appeared on the scene. Garrett
at once summoned assistance and
Kearney was ordered 10 the dark
cell. 1t is said that the deputy
warden has announced his inten-
ton of preferring a charge of
felonious assault against Kear-
ney, who is a young man said to
belong to a respectable family in
Chicago. MARTINEZ and the other
native, SO far as can be learned,
have not been punished for their
share in the affray.
Reports Of cruelty and mis-
treatment of prisoners in the
oenitentiary have been frequent
lere Of late, and it is said that
Mills has resolved to at
)nce institute a thorough inVes-
igation. According to the re
)orts Warden Cleofes Romero has
eft the internal management Of
he institution entirely in the
lands Of Deputy Warden Garrett
nd Clerk William A. Bayer, and
hese gentlemen will be called
.pon to explain just why it was /
.ecessary to revive the spanking
lachine as a method Of punish
1ent after it has long been dis
arded III the penitentiaries Of
very other state in the Union.
he practice Of stringing up !
risoners by the wrists in dark
ellis is another interesting Gus
om which it is said the governor
as resolved to investigate. ,
Kearney, who is in the dark
ell for this mornings affray,was :
from eastern New
IeXico for burglary, while Mar !
.nez is Serving a sentence of five
ears for an unnatural crime, be-
lg sent up from San Miguel
ounty.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
Thanksgiving Dance

There seems to be some mis-
understanding in regard to the
dance to be given by the Ladies
Club on Thanksgiving evening,
1t is strictly an invitation affair
and only those holding invitations
will be admit ed, as the invita-
tions will be taken at the door
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
WILL ASK
Taft TO
DISnPPROVE

Santa -Fe, N. H., Nov. % A
movement has been started tC
ask president Taft to delay issu-
ing the proclamation declaring
New Mexico a state on account
Of alleged irregularities in the
recent election. The idea is to
have congress take steps to call
another election to be held at the
tine of the general election next
November, and that this election
bs held under rules prescribed
by congress. The election two
weeks ago was held under the
local laws and yet also under the
enabling act and the Flood feder-
alresolution.
There was more or less con-
fusion in every county; in practi-
cally every county Irregularities
are apparent, for which both Of
the great parties, or neither par.
ty, was to blame. Under the To-
cal laws, the certified returns are
sent to the county seat; under
the enabling act they were to be
sent to Santa Fe, but many elec-
tion boards nevertheless sent the
certified returns to the county
seat.
In two precincts in Roosevelt
county no election was held and
the result is so close on the su-
preme judgeships that those two
precincts might have changed it.
There are also indications Of
fraud and bribery and altogether
it is believed that enough Of a
showing can be made to persuade
president Taft to withheld the
proclamation and for congress to
order new election, as neither
the Republicans, who lost the |
governorship and seven Of the |
state officers, besides four dis |
trict judges, and the blue ballot,
nor the Democrats, who lost the
legislature and eight Of the state
officers, as we'll as four district
judges, are satisfied. Delegate
W, H. Andrews, however, will
oppose this move, as he believes
he has enough members OF the
legislature pledged already to
elect him United States senator
The state canvassing board meets
next Monday.
Territorial secretary Nathan
Jaffa was today ordered by the
department Of the interior to sell
at auction the desks that the
United States bought for the con-
stitutional convention. The state
had hoped te retain them for its
legislature, but it seems that
none of the federal property is to
be turned over to the new state,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
DON 7 THROW
away YOUR: !.
OLD PAPERS

Next to a personal letter there
| is no advertising medium Tor a
town or community as the news
paper published in that commu-
nifty. This is especially true OF
the weekly newspaper which IN
large measure reflects the
thought and the business and So
cial conditions of the community.
Probably SO per cent of the
weekly newspapers printed In
New Mexico are consigned TO the
waste basket Immediately after
they have been read by the sub
scriber. Their value ceases i'm
mediately.
Every wide-awake citizen of
New Mexico is interested these
days in promoting tn" growth OF
his community and OF the new
state as a whole. If every sub
scriber to q weekly newspaper IN
the state of New Mexico would,
after he has read that newspaper,
wrap it, put a one cent stamp on
it and address it to some ac-
Quaintance in other states, the
result would be a huge advertise
ment which would draw q tre-
volume of attention to
the Sunshine State.
The idea of the letter to the
back home has been
we'll received. Many of these
letters are now going out of the
state according to adviceS re-
ceived by the Bureau of lmmi-
grafton and the result will be a
great many columns of beneficial
advertising in newspapers pub
ished in other states
Let us supplement this by max
ng the fullest use possible of our
)Wn home newspapers. Don't
.hrow the weekly newspaper
away when you have finished
With it. Wrap it and mail it to
IN acquaintance. There is not a
weekly newspaper in New Mex
co that fails to have in every
ssue some item of special inter-
,st to the man outside. The To-
al newspaper is much more in
than a post card; much
more effective as an advertise
nent-far more likely to produce
N enduring result.
Supplement the back home'
etter by making the fullest use
f your lacal newspaper.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24

b. B. Spencer was down from
Eastview yesterday to get the
traction engine for which he trad
ed mules to A. J. Green. Spencer
viii use the engine at his saw
mill. Green will probably be
come an N D. nov.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24

Rev. J. r, Carver came in yes
terday noon from Fort Sumner,
where he has spent a few weeks.
He will fill mis- regular appoint
ment at the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
Third W16Ok
VICtInl DIGS

wise injured in the head IN
collision Of two SantaFe trains
on the steep Abo pass grade of
the Santa Fe road Monday
afternoon, passed away yes
terday evening at 5 O'clock at
st. Jnseph's hospital in this
city.
The unfortunate fireman,
who was working on the lead
engine of he Westbound train
is the third man to die as the
result of the disaster, the two
fireman on the westbound
reight having been instantly
killed. Scott'S father and sis
ter, who reside in Texico, were
with him when death came.
The young fireman, who was
but eighteen years of age, had
d run out Of Clovis, and was
well liked by all who knew
him.
The bodies of Fireman Ned
Keith of Belen, and A. j.
Daughterty of Clovis, who
were instantly killed, were
brought to Albuquerque yes
terday.
Fireman Keith, who had
been employed in that capaci-
ty but a short time, was until
recently d bonus clerk in the
Santa Fe shops at BeIen. His
father and mother reside at
Phoenix, Arizon,, where the
body will be shipped Deceased
was member of he Bother
hood OF Locomotive Fireman
aud Engineers and entered the
service Of the Santa Fe com
pany at Deming, where his
parents formerly lived.
Fireman Daugherty's pa
rents lived at Cushing, Okla,
and are expected to reach Al
buquerque this evening ON
train No. |. He was a mem
Der of the Clovis lodge No. Isl
of the Brotherhood of LocOmo
tive Firemen and Engineers
Reports from St. Joseph's
are to the effect that
the survivors of the injured
rainment are doing as well as
could be expected and that all
Of them have an excellent
chance to recover from their
INJURIES.
Local Santa Fe officials are
still reticent concerning the
cause of the wreck, The order
was that the two engines com
prising the train were to run
as an extra" from Mountain.
air to BeIen. Down at the
bottom of the order blank
were the instructions that the
extra was to meet the east
bound red baIl' at SchoIle.
1t is believed that the engi
neer overlooked this portion
of his orders and the crash i
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24

1t is rumored on the street
that L. A. Bond will return
about the first of the month
and engage in business here
again. Mr.. Bond will be wei
coined by many friends, if the
rumor becomes reality.
which occurred two miles west
of SchOIIe was the result ~
journal.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24

ii. l. Bainum returned last
evening from his trip through
the southern part of the coun
ty.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24

II. j. Ryan, tie inspector for
the Santa Fe, came in yester
day afternoon from Mountain
air.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24

D. c.. Howell returned yester-
day from business trip to AL
buquerque.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Jesse ID. Borton to John Planken
horn, Sept. Il, 1900; $40; PIT. n w
"A Sec. }411-14.
Effie NJ. Brooks to Alonson w
Swain. March 80, 1911. So; PIT. S. E
"a Sec. 29-1S-13.
Alonson Swain to Clyde c. Oler
March 81, 1911, $500; PIT. S. E. a Sec
29-1S-12
Elz Condo ct al. to George Crull
March "a, 1911; 5000; lot %, Blk. s
Germantown.
Jas. B. Brown to Emmett Hensley
March %. 1911, 81, 900: n. Z. Il Sec
20-14-lw.
John Besselman to Jas. Heath
March IA, 1911. $3.50; lot 50, A. Moi
fit Add. Richmond.
Chas. J. Wright to VIM Treue, Mar
so. 1911; $4.110; PIT. \. Z. Il Sec. 10
11-14. and Pt. S. r. 10-11-14.
Eva Allen to Raymond Lichtenfels
April II, 1901: 81; Lot So, HAYNES
Add, Richmond
Alonson w. Swain to Effie NJ
Brooks, March so, 1911: So; PIT. S. f
\. Sec. 29lS-13.
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DRAW WAS DECISION
Langford-McVey Bout at
Paris, Saturday.

Paris. April 1.-Sam Langford and
Sam McVey fought to a draw in their
twenty round battle at Cirque de
Paris tonight. Though outweighed
by at least twenty pounds. Langford
was never In danger of defeat. He
outfought his opponent at almost ev.
cry stage. but McVey's superior
weight stood him In good stead
The battle was witnessed by one Of
the greatest crowds ever assembled
about "a ring encounter in Paris.
Scores of women were present
The fight was for n purse Of $4,000.
which. owing to the draw decision,
was evenly divided
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
ECONOMY PROGRAM
OF PRESIDENT IS A
BIC JOB TO HANDLE
He with Congress Aid Has
Reduced the Expenses but
Still They Run Over the
Billion Mark.
Continued From Page One)
in a business like manner.

in a business like manner.
Representative l.. F. Livingston Of
Georgia, the ranking Democratic
member OF the house in a statement
says that the record of the last ses-
sion OF congress in appropriating
$1,O25, 4S9,66l for 1912 demonstrated
that until the Democratic party
comes into complete control OF the
crosses will continue and that not I'M
til then will there be any material
reductions in the appropriations that
congress makes from year to year.
Hard to Reduce.
The Republicans. however, on the
other hand, refute this statement and
say that even with the Democrats in
control OF every branch OF the gov
eminent service, it will be impossible
TO materially reduce the govern
ment's legitimate expenses. 1t is
pointed out that the army and navy
expenses have been increased great
ly within the last three years and
that to reduce expenses would be al
most impossible.
Representative Livingstone howev-
or, says that the country must turn
TO the Democrats for relief from the
burdens OF militarism or the people
will find themselves face to face with
submission to onerous methods of d.
rect taxation. He proposes that con-
cress undo the legislation fastened on
the American people by President
Roosevelt in increasing the army and
navy. abolish certain institutions of
the government that in his opinion are
not necessary and adopt more up-to-
date business methods in the depart.
ments. In this way, he stated, with
careful legislation, billion dollar con
crosses will cease, and the real econ
omy such as the Republicans have
been cndeavoring to obtain, will be
brought about.