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Still EXPLORING
THE maine Wreck
BELONGINGS OF OFFICERS FOUND
IN CABINS AND THE WARD
ROOMS.
Further Exploration viii Be Post
poned Until Pumping Reduces
the Water.

Havana, June 30. The skeleton OF
the Maine, coral encountered and
swarmng with grimy workmen engag-
ged in cleaning the upper works and
exploring as far as possible the ex-
posed interior spaces, stood spectre
like this morning above the pool
within the Golfer dam, when the wa
ter level was reduced TO Is feet. One
additional foot had been pumped out
during the night.
The reduction served to reveal a
large area hitherto submerged; every
additional inch discloses more terri
BILE evidence OF the appalling charac-
ter of the explosion.
The lowering of the water below
the level of the spar deck amidship
shows the deck abreast the engine
room on the port side greatly bulged
up, under which the whole side OF
the ship appears to have been blown
up.
Protrudlng from this apperature are
twisted masses Of steel, apparently
steam pipes and other appurtenances
Of the Maine engines but all so cor
roded and distorted as to defy identi-
fication for the present.
Along the water on the starboard
side is visible the long row of dead
lights OF the berth deck adjacent TO
the ward room and some of the Of
ficers quarters. An exploration OF
these will be impossible until the
water level has been further reduced.
During the exploration of the stern
superstructure today the searchers
found an ivory hilted sabre in fair
state Of preservation.
1t doubtless belonged to Lieuten-
ant, now major, Albertus W. Catiin,
the officer in command of the ships
marine guard, and recently COM
manding the expeditionary guard OF
marines at Guantanamo.
They also found in the captains
cabin small compass, much corrod-
ed, bottle of bay rum, perfectly pre-
served, small toilet articles and a
quantity of china ware belonging to
the ward room and officers state
rooms.
The leak which developed in the
Golfer dam yesterday was located and
stopped this morning.
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BODY FOUND in RIVER.
W.. A. Allison is Drowned In Missls-
sippi River at New Orleans.

New Orleans, June 20. Should
meet with accident please notify r..
II. Allison, trainmaster of the Santa
Fe, at Chillicothe, H., and Mrs II. J.
Addison and Mrs. William Buchanan,
Glade Springs, Va. tSigned)
"W. A. ALLISON"
This note was found on the body Of
a well dressed man taken from the
Mississippi river today near the boat
Landing. He is beiey to be from
Memphis, Tenn, as Indicated BY
certain papers and memoranda found
in the clothing. Several unused
passes were found, one reading, "Ac-
count Chief Operator.
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MEXICAN TROOPS MOVE.
Army Entrans at Chihuahua for
Lower California.

Eel Paso, Texas, June 90 -Jaurez
officials were notified today that
1900 Of General Gordillo Escudero's
men have entrained at Chihuahua for
service in Lower California.
The three troop trains will reach
Juarez Wednesday and will depart
Thursday over the Southern PacIfic
for Algodones, across the line from
Yuma, Arizona.
From EI Paso to Yuma each train
win be accompanied by the detach-
ment of Unit d states troopers from
Col. Stevers command.
Passengers from Chihuahua report
General 0rosco mobilizing his forces
preparatory 10 occupying the city.
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"the modern Bismark" on account OF
his striking resemblance to the Iron
Chancellor.
Englands greeting to the Mexican
former president took place at i
o'clock this morning in Plymouth
Harbor. The general had turned in
for the night, but arose and received
British flag officer who brought
messages of welcome from the Admit
raj of the Port and the British ma
ton.
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DlAz MAKES DENIAL.
Says He did not Make Statement
Published in Paris Papers

Savre, June 20. General Diaz said
he wished 70 deny that he made the
statement while at vigo attributed to
him by the Paris Temps that the
Mexican revolutionists had already
squaudered sS1, 100000 CT the treasury
reserve fund.
The former presidents condition
was greatly improved today. His
teeth, which have caused him consid-
erable suffering, are better, but the
aged general still has some difficulty
in talking.
General Diaz was great fayorite
among the passengers of the snip
with whom he mingled constantly
during the voyage. The ship's Ger
man Officers and crew styled him
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WOOL TARIFF
BILL PASSED
TWENTY. FOUR REPUBLICANS
VOTE WITH DEMOCRATS FOR
ITS PASSAGE
Francis, Democrat, Of Ohio, the Only
Member OF Party to oppose--Ail
Amendments Are
Defeated.


The house of representatives by a
vote 22t to 1919 today passed The Tn
derwood wool tariff revision bin pro-
viding for a reduction Of the duty on
wool and manufacturers Of wool
Twenty-four republicans voted with
the demoerates for the passage of the
measure and one democrat, Represen-
tative Francis Of Ohio, voted against
it.
Many amendments were offered
and voted down, the only amendment
being slight change In phraseolegy.
Almost five hours were spent by the
house in debate under the five min
ute rule. Immediately preceding the
final vote motion Offered bs Repre-
sentative Payne. OF Now York, that
the bill be re-snhmitted to the ways
and means committee with instruc-
tions that it await report from the
tariff board on the woolen industry
before making final reports es the
bill. was lost by vote or 50 TO lis.
Representative Underwood, chair
man of the ways and means c0IiSuls-
tee. and in charge OF the bli, kept
his forces well tcgetner IN their op-
position OF all amendments. While
some democrats proposed amend
ments with one exception they voted
with the purity when the bill came 70
passage.
Representative Murdock, one OF the
lnsurgent republicans. who finally
voted for the bill, proposed several
amendments placing certain grades Of
wool on the free list
His purpose In these amendments,
be stated. was to give the American
people protection from the "worsted :
trusty BY making free those rtcIes
which enter into the manufacture OF
trust controlled weoieD products. Z
Mr.. Murdock applied to Reprosen-
tatiye Harrison, Of New York. demos
crat member OF the Mays and means
committee, and 70 others OF the party
who had favored placing wocl on the
free list. to support him. Mr.. Iarri-
son replied that would vote for the
bill although he would have placed
raw wool on the free list II bis per-
sonal desires had prevailed
After the bin had passed message
was read from President Taft IN re-
spcnse to request which had been
made for certain information from the
tariff board on the WOODEN question.
The message stated that the desired
Information could not DO furnished
at this time.
The republicans who voted for the
bin were Representatives Anderson,
Anthony. Davis oi Minnesota, Ffanch.
Hangen. Halgesen, Jackson, iaFol-
iette. Lenroot, Lindbergh, Madison,
Miller, Morse. Murdoch. Nelson, Nor
ris, Reese. Sloan, steenerson, steph
ems OF California; Vrlstead, Woods Of
low and Young of Kansas.
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INVESTIGATE ELECTION

Madison, Wis, June 20. THE as
sembly today gave final passage &C.
the resolution calling upon the United
States senate to investigate the nomi-
nation in the campaign of 1905 Of
Senator Isaac Stephenson for United
States senator and his election By the
legislative body of 1903
Only the fcrmality Of enrolling the
resolution now remains before it can
be forwarded to Washington.
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STEEL CONSOLIDATION.

New York, June 20. Consolidation
of the Southern Iron and Steel Com
pany and the Alabama Consolidated
Coal and Iron Company has been
consumated, 1t became known late
today. but official details are with
held until the European capitalists,
identified with the merger protest
have signifed their approval. This is
expected soon.
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ATHLETE FATALLY HURT.

Toilette, H., June 20. Merritt
Griffin. who represented the Chicago
Athletic Association in the Olympic
games in London in 1910, and one Of
the greatest amateur discus throwers
in the world. was probably fatally in
jurcd today in a runaway ace dent.
Griffin, it is said. suffered a fraetur-
ed skull and injury to his spine.
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TAFT IN NEW YORK.

New York, June 20. broadway =
bright lights, theatrical and otherwise,
shone their brightest tonight for Pres
ident Taft, who made New York q
stop-oyer point on his way to New
Haven, to attend the Yale Commence
ment exercises.
Tonight the Taft party attended tle
theatre. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
Taft and Attorney General Wicker
sham accompanied the president,
whose entrance was marked by the
playing of the "star spangled
Banner"
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GENERAL PRycE ARRESTED.

Los Angeles. June When Chrys
Pryce, former leader Of the Lower
California insurrectos, arrived in Los
Angeles today to answer charges Of
olation OF the neutrality laws he
found that he was also accused of
murder and arson.
As no papers from Washington ar
rived there was no formal arraign-
ment OF Prgce.
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TWO PERFECT SCORES.

Columbus, June 2o-I NJ Hawkins.
Of Baltimore. NJ D.. and ] p. Living
ston, Of springyille, Ala. had perfect
scores of 100 each today In the pre-
limlnaries to the Grand American
Handicap shoot. Mrs Ad Topperwine.
Of san AnlonIa, Texas broke %.
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ENGLISH sEAMAN's STRIKE

London, June 20. There is little
change IN the situation in connection
with the international seamen'Y
strike. 1t is stated in dispatches
from Liverpool that there is no press
ent prospect of the strike ending.
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OCEAN MONSTER ARRIVES.

New York, June 2O.-Tae New
White Star liner, Olympic. the largest
steamer afioat passed Fire Island on
Der maiden voyage across the Atlantic
at 1917 a. m. This point is seventy
five miles from the New York water
front and the steamer viii dock in
this city about o'clock this morn
ing
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MAKES LONG JOURNEY.
Y. M. c. A. Student Secretary Travels
From Constantinopie.

Asheville. June 20. Additional inn
petus was given to the sessions of
Southern Students Young Mems
Christian Association conference by
t1e arrival today of DR.. John X. Mott,
general secretary of the Worlds
Christian Student Federation.
DR.. Motifs arrival marked the vir-
tual end of journey from Constan-
tinople, where he has been attending
the biennial convention of the feder-
alton.
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PEDDLERs STRIKE ENDS
Mayor Harrison makes Ruling Which
Causes Cessation OF r OTIS.

Chicago. June 20.-Peaee followed
death and riots in the peddlers strike
today when Mayor Harrison an
nounced that the Hawkeyes might.
carry their wares in the street be-
tween O'Clock In the morning and
O'Clock in the afternoon, until the
city council took further action con-
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ELks MEETING.

There will be regular meeting o.
the Elks this evening at 5 O'Clock
Initiation.
I. II. BARRY. II. r.
REDMOND JOYCE, Secretary.
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corning the appeal of theAnti- Noise
society.
Scores were severely beaten and
one man was slain in encounters to-
day resulting from the strike. George
Metropolis was shot to death.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21

Cash on hand June /, 1911 $l,sVl. -
Advertising Fund Year 1871.
The subscription to the advertising
fund to date amounts to sl5,26S 90 ny
The citizens OF Hot Springs and SiS'-
zoe by the railroads, grand total o.
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General Fund

laklng in consideration the pay
ment during the current year of S64.
% Oh the expense of the previous
year, the balance on hand in the
general fund is slightly in excess of
-ast year This is most gratifying in
view OF the fact of the heavy expen-
ditures incurred during the past year,
ana also demonstrates the regularity
and promptitude with winch our men,
pers respond to the call of the col
lector.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21

SSS,26S for advertising purposes dur-
'ng the year 1911.
lAe past twelve months have
marked an epoch in the history of our
city.
during that period We have passed
hrough a series of varying condi-
ions and experiences.
Inc star of hope would shine
'rlghtly for a time only to be dimmed
oy the clouds of disappointment.
am happy however to state to-
light that the sky of prosperity has
low assumed a brighter hue that bids
air tC become permanent
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Washington, June 2o.--Forcast for
Arkansas--FaIr in north; local
showers IN south portion; "Wednesday
warmer In east and south porsIon,
Thursday fair and warmer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
DEPARTMENT HEADS
FOR STATE FAIR
APPOINTED
Vice President c. 0. Cushman
Names Those Who Will
Play Important Parts in Di.
recting Fall Exposition.

Tho b,ods of o.. various depart
mruls for 90. rnuurth N,N McNico
s,ato nir were appointed today by
NO. prrtd,ut g. % Cushman ana
thr oNccutNe ommtte, ot the fair
association I'M, appuIutments mr."
made attcr several aucks' study and
th"uaht ga IA, part ot the fair "ii-
GERS. The n.'ds CO. th' department
ave tdeal peuph ior th, place ana th"
appointments asserc the suc'rss ~
ga, tain.
Tho heads OF the departments tot
iuN
Dept 4 horticulture T. llaines,
lWorinicudrnt
l.r. g. Farm Products J T..
iininos superintendcnt.
Dam c. Arts Mrs Geo + Al
bright
Den. d.. Poultry john Ruch
Ucp ". l.iyestoch ~ + pankey
ol lamy
Dept r., Horse 0acine-W /.
rtimhle
4 Premium lis's of the various de-
par, nonis siii be- rad, for mailing
about jul! /.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
WHEAT bUYERSPUSN
PRICES SKYWARO
The Latest Rush to Acquire
Grain Produced by News
of Little Rain and Intense
Heat in Wheat Belt.
~, Evening n-rn,a \. y. leased Wire,

chicago. 1unc 20 Eager 1u, ne OF
wheat ,ndas pushed the market high
"r Tho new rush TO acquire owner.
ship resulted from IA" fact that only
d tcW Upht showers had fallen in ia"
drought stricken northwest and mat
tho weather was hot n 900 directions.
Opening figures were shade off
to tsc ~ September started 1T 30 -
f''tc. varying ir'Iu % sixteenth down
to &-N1, isc n,t gulu. ana quickly
rose To- ~ 3-Sc.
Hot. dr., weather srut commission
houses into general scramble to
grab am an, COM iu sight Soptcm-
b,r opened I.toa.tc 60 y Z" -Nc high
~ 40 G0srGu l.ly. react u 10 - ste
and then roe, to 6h'sc.
Spocumtor. crowded their adyant-
age in oat. aud ,oulcd tho market
up with decided vim september
started .-Nc 80 lf,l l-sv more
costly 90, o. a-iHlt1at. frll back Ia
t3 5->c and dion jumped 10 - lac.
Lhoiul selling orders checked an
attempt to hid up provisions with
grain First snles were gisc lower
10 g0c advance. and included Septcm-
bor deliveries ~ $500 FOR pork:
lSN.taastU tor lard nul SS.t1@
Nt2it tor ribs
SUBSEQUENT pron' taking led to q
sharr setback Assertions wrr" cur
lr,nt ALSO that increased acreage
luurthv,st would make up for crop
loes,. The CLOSE was etondy. q shade
"W.i tu,u iust niaht tor September,
CORN closed .toadN but asa - o.
iu.t ..H,l at b" l-t, rrr september.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
LAbORER TO HAVE:
EYE TREATED
Man Whose Sight Was Lost
When Bunch of Dynamite
Exploded, Goes to Los An
geles.

lgnacIo Acosto q lab0ror IN qua.
49, who was brought ,u tho city four
Gays ago suffering from niurios in
flicted by q blast viii he tnkea 20
.os Angeles tonight FOR treatment by
an eve specialist lie has lost hi,
sight in both oses and surgical al.
IGNITION can DO nothing but dl ss 'hc
injuries
Dr John " Colbert surgeon ln
charge Of the Santa fe Coast lines
hospital here, whore Acusia has been
receiving treatment viii accompany
the pa'icnt on his ioum
AeosiO. after th" bias had been sci
and apparently failed 20 ego or. roe
turned Io bis work. with me- result
thar hp was struck with living lrag-
mcn,s nom the explosion and !us' his
sight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
FIREWORKS, TEDDY
ROOSEVELT AND
CHEYENNE SHOW
CELEBRATION
AIRDOME TONIGHT

The Airdom' will celebrate SIS First
anniversary aud Post Card udN today
with thc hosl show happeulns yet
The Roosevelt dom ana the losJ eN.
citing pictures ever pu on the screen
viii he shown aad lois oi them Now
vaudeville by an altstar conppi5 ihe
capacity OF tlr hirdome viii bc taxed
tonight All Albuquerque Is eNpcc', d
90 celebrate. Go early Two biz
ahows viii bee given, Teachers and
parents, take the children Tbs is
boosters niphr at The Airdomc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

hHnelF city. Jun. 22.--Cattlc rc-
'"'pis ''n market steady To- strong.
\aiiN' '.rrrs. E8.,5HGt0: southern
steers. Si6"fit.a5. southern COWS ana
h'ifcrs 7275t,Ioo. native COWS and
h'if,rs S2.e5N4e0. stockor. ana
feeders. s35o@5.to, bulls. $4,000
as: cglvos. sloo01.25. western
stc,rs, 'Si.5o@d.oo, western cows.
50 15Tti.11.
Hogs Receipts 10000; market sc
higIcr. Bu'k of sales. sG.3sms.45.
heavy 50 3omGto. packers and
butchers. t635m6.5o; lish. SG.85n
90.
sheep Receipts i.000 market
ft'ady mutlons. ss.g5mt.oo, lambs
ii.55fi fcd wcih.rs and year.
hugs Goa q co; fed western ewes
y3pUm 500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
Wan street Trniincs.

N'N York, y v. Iuno 20, Tho
heaviest selling witness on the stock
exchange Tor several weeks was
caused hy substantial lowering OF
prices this morning The movement
apparently was IA, more Ia bear
attack thnn 30 liquidation ana al
Though the list oXhihitcd marked
weakness little long stock was force
"a on thr market
Tho latest change in the Washing
Ton SITUATION, suggesting a protract-
.cd p s'i"n nf congress and raising moss
d"nbts 40 10 the attitude of the SEN
ate "a regard 10 Tho tnrlsf legislation.
was lacked upon as disturbing IN
ilueneo aud VAS largol, responsible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

Tor tho hcnrish sent mcnt shown On
the exchange Coupled Win thHt Zoe.
tor we're further uuittorahic crop
'ports sud .ntimatlous " posshi'
action ~ The government against tHe
United states steel corporation.
Tho market closed steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
CALIFORNIA BAJA
REBELS GIVE Up
FIGHTING
Jack Mosby. Their Leader,
Surrcnders TO Mexican Fed.
erals and Revolution Is
Over in Socialist Republic.
~, u,r.,.g Herald T. ~ Leased w,rc,

INV E,-oi.g Herald \. ~ Leased WIrr'
Tiu Juuna. auWcr california jun
o. Jack Moshy. the rebel leader, ms
surrendered to the Mexican icd"tHi
for.p nud tho rcyolutiOn ~ Lower
california b. hprcycd Go be 90 au ,nd
Fighting between tn Mexican
troops under Coiso VEGA. jofe poliilcu
ut Lower California md cot Miguel
Matui and the rebels under General
JACK MnsbN began as ~ O'Clock thiF
morning u.s., miles southWaat of here.
The Popping OF machia' guns neat
ria Juaua Hot springs rnuld be- heard,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
BICYCLE THIEVES
ARE BUSY ABOUT TOWN

Several caBos OF bicycle stoalias
have come 10 tho attention oi The
police lafCl, \ wheel belonging To-
WIN Hansen was taken nom IN front
ui ne korbor mildine az 20 this
afternoon, A week ago Row liall lost
d wheel in The same mtunci troM the
same place
Jack Slil, maker lost n wheel from
the front ci Graha n lrothers saloon
on Central avenue on TUESDAY ate.
room lie entered the place, LOOKING
ior a man. at hali past Eve, and when
io returAod IN a minute the bicNcl'
was gOno n was found bv the police
the next morning. in me rear OF ih"
Golden R''lc Dly Goods store Nccd
less 10 saN % kcsn watch Is hninr
tcpt for mfc thieves ana oGon,lcff
WIN sunsr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
PERSONALS.

H. ". Hning. rmpnniod hS vi.
wife. lcft son LAS Vegas this mornln4
on VirIi ot several duNF' duration
Carlos H1r1 shrrin OF Valencia
county returned 90 his home tmS
mosnins lfter visit OF several days
In the cts jesus Luna, prophi'
fudge of Nui,ncm county, VINO has
hccn u visitor hero several days. VIII
return perhaps tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

N.N uYtk. jun s2.-C3n money
D 't'h per cent primo mercantile
lDpor ln4ia per cont
M,NiH.u dollars ii..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

Now YORK june % Load quiet
sf.ftft t.tp. standard copper. duN
spot and ~cptcmb.r 31.2t0 1225.
silver f.N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
II Louis " nul

ST. Louis Jun, O.. WoN active.
territ.r, ana western mediums IA
lNfr ono mediums. iGDf.o. nnr. II
oiEt.r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

Native 'ia, old cts,'. cxira choice"
M weeds or must, im,c-. u, ~" Msoc
az ton. o. ". Tee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

\sN >orL Metals

So Louis son. go Speit.r higher
$1,000 -.Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
JUDGEMENT TAKEN
BY DEFAULT
Charles +. Fowler Gets $l.56O
as Result of Claim Against
Continental Casualty Com
pany.

Iudgmont bv dcMuli was iJfru Zoo
the district court this mufnius ia The
case 81 charles =. Fowler versus Tho
Cont mental Casualty co.. iu the sum
OF - 500 Fowler vas represented ny
.. \. Marion uf "arrpn a wood
Tho plaintiff sued originally Ton
St.GuO. alleging this sum was duo nv-
cause ot an accident policy h, hal
with the Casualty company Fowler
was FORMERLY an cmpioyc 80 th, SAN
IA to shops here. being injured stove
cral months ago
Di,nr,V L. Granted.
Divorce and tho custndN ~ her in-
FAINT child Anna were awarded Ms
Kate Cru1van 10 district court yos.
torday S2r,0oo anmonN aud $1,000
attorneys fees were awarded Nh
Canovan. stephan CanoVun. her hus-
band. has been missing Tor some tim"
III is wealth. man and nt one time
sold "A gonl mine in Gallup 60 th'
Victor American Coal company for
about S75.ooo
Frank ". CLANCY and Alfred Ruiz
OF Gallup represented tho plaintiff.
Sam lMshmnu ~ Gallup and T. "
Dobson appeared tot the defendant
Judge Abbott granted the divorce on
the grounds %: cruelty aud non-sup-
per-, Tho case originated in al, Nc
kinlev county COURT az Gallup
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
NEW MEXICO TYPE Of CLIMATE IS
BEST IN WORLD FOR CURE Of BUGS"
SAYS Or. MURPHY, FAMOUS SURGEON

Man Who Is Known Throughout Civilized World FOR HIS
Strength OF Arm and Marvellous knowledge of Consruc
ton OF Human Body, Visitor in AlbuqueVue Today
Was Himself Hunger and Travelled Over the Hills
Of This Section Of the Country Twenty Yes Ago, Be
coming Entirely Cured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

h.nnd haN az rca~o'ml'r price.
Nj selected with care. t,cN i-,ni,d
g.. " Fec.