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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

gDy Evensns Herald A. =. kseassa wirel
Jnarex. Dec. D.--Entriee Tor tom0f'
row.
First race. selling. 9'year-oids, sew
en- iuriongs; sDog Star. ,Nannie Me.
Dee. e5: sJohn Heck %: Thistle
Rose. Acguln, San Connor, Lehigh,
fvonue, Defy. 100; Error, 1903.
Second race selling. one mile and a
quarter; silake. a2; Lithogene. "a;
Frog, i0i; AarlEot. Ocean Queen, l03.
Third race. selling. six surlongs.
Maizie Girl. Transparent, Golden
Ruby. iOs; ssignor. iO6; Mauresania,
Black Domino. Kuropatkin, wener,
Emma a., Meddllng Hannah. Figont,
Fern l., i0s: Boana, no.
FOnrth race, handicap, one mite;
Azo. IS; John Louis. iOS; Arnsee, ii1;
Meadow. 1875.
Fifth race. selling, i've and half
furlongs; Shooting spray, John Grill
~ IL, 10: Ishkoodah. LyIle knlEht,
Prince Winter. lO7; Gold Finn, Ill.
sixth race. selling. ak fsfrionGs;
LiRht KNIGHT. Hidden Hand. l. N. Dirk
eFi. OelIco. Nd Keck. Hell HnlckoF.
Juan. s0n: iBeislon. Henry Naibank.
lio; Dave Montgomery. Oxer. Judge
Henderson III.
t-~Appfanllcc allowanco,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
Fight to Keep Federal Off
GERS Out Of Republican Ma
tional Convention Promises
to Be Warm One.
BOURNE REsURREcTs
AN ANCIENT THREAT
Many Cities Make Bids for
Big Gathering Which Will
Nominate Presidential Cam
didate.

tDy Sweating Herald a. y. LEASED wfrsi
Washington, Dec "a conference
81 about twenty-five members of the
Republican national committee will
be held hero Monday night 10 pro.
test against the old threat to reduce
Southern representation In Republican
national conventions.
National Committeeman Cecil Lyon
OF Texas. who called the meeting. viii
present a resolution calling on the ma
tional committee TO forbid election OF
federal ofticcholders az delcgates
The light TO keep Federal officers
out OF the national convention prom
isen TO make the meeting nf tho ma.
tional committee next Tuesday one OF
the liveiiest In recent years. Much OF
the protest against the large southern
delegation has been based on the fact
that federal oificehoiders have pre-.
dominated and have been swung In
TO line 10 support existing admins.
tfations. Colonel Lyon hopes that BY
keeping the officeholdcrs oif the dele
gallons the representation Of the
southern states will not be Impaired.
Another move to be made Dy Col.
one! Lyon aud hts associates will be
10 annnl tha selection of any delegates
made prior TO the call OF the conyen-
tion by the national committee. This
action was suggestcd by the election
OF TAFT delegates from Alabama scy-
efnl mcEths ago "a a. menflnr called
by the postmaster OF Mobile, a mem
her of the committee from Alabama.
The threat 10 reduce the southern
deiesntions has been resurrected by
Senator Bourne Of Oregon.
II am going to use my best ef.
loris TO have the forty delegates from
Texas selected from Republicans VINO
are not indebted 10 any administration
because of their employment by the
government" said Mr.. Lyon.
Personally ! am going to insist that
the candidate for president who gets
our votes shall come out against tho
hourne proposal TO cut down our rep
resentatiOn. | further will Insist that
no city he given the convention whose
state delegation Is willing to cut
down oni strength In the convention"
The prospective fight appeared 10
hnyc thrown the strength OF the
southern members OF The committee TO
-. LOUIS as the convention city. al
though Chicago stili seemed 10 be ia.
yored by majority. Denver and Gin.
cinnatl also have put IN bids. Presl-
dent Taft will give n dinner 10 inc
committee Monday eyenlne, which
also will be attended by Postmaster
General Hitchcock and Vice President
sherman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
GENERAL Reyes IS
NOW ENROUTE TO
WASHINGTON IS
THE LATEST
His Family Declares Veteran
Is Going to National Capi.
tai but Detectives Say
Otherwise.
REVOLUTION MAY
START hT ANY TIME

W. N"Snth4 ntFafN ~ " ttHanfu WW1f
san Antonio, Texas. Dec. g.--A re.
port today from corralcs. Mexico. be.
tween CaFmarxo and Matamoras, IN
the state of Tamaulipas, II that a
party OF six, supposed 10 have been
headed by General bernardo Reyes
has purchased six horses from a
ranchman and started for san Juan
and Monterey.
An earlier development today was
a statement from the Reyes family
tnat they believed the general would
arrive in Washington today They
showed telegram, bearing o 81. Louis
date as a proof that Reyes still IL in
the United states and on his way east.
From another source telegram
was offered as proof that Reyes had
crossed the border and had been IN
Camarso yesterday Both tclcgrams
ecar Reyes name.
Vague runoTs that stlll smack Of
authenticity declare the alleged Reyes
revoluiion--the. big insurrcctlon,
may be launched any day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
JONES MAKES FIGHT
ON STATE PROBE
OF IRRIGATION
PROJECTS
Resolution Offered at Last
Minute to segregate Fake
Land and Mining Schemes
Is Finally Defeated.
NEW CONGRESS GOES
TO SALT LAKE CITY

tDt SNeuiHa Neseta -. =. tse4a4a Wtfel
Chicago, doc. .a--Salt Lake CITY
was chosen unanimously for the next
National Irrigation congress al the
fina. session here today. The meet.
ing wEs plotractcd when n fight was
started over resolution calling for
state investigation or all irrigation
and mining projects with a View "a
wedding out those that were unworthy
aud thus saving loss by investors.
Delegates Moody % Washington and
Jones OF New Mexico fought the aGop-
lion Of the resolution. declaring II was
n scheme 10 KIN certain Legitimate
projects nov under consideration
The congress elected these officers.
President United States Francis
q. Ncwlands OF Nevada.
ScCretary-Arthur Hooker OF Chi
caEo.
Foreign sectotary--E. Mcqueen
Gray, Albuquerque. y N.
First vice president lnainger.
spokane. wash
Second vice presldent--J ~ Case.
Abilene. kansas
Third vice presidont-John Fair
weather. Fresno. Cal.
A resolution was adopted urging
the states TO appoint commissions to
investigate the prospects and lltera.
lure OF all irrigation and mining pro-
iects undertaken BY private capital
DR.. Harvey W. Wiley. chief o. the
bureau Of chemistry OF the department
OF agriculture. urged sanitation OF
streams uned for irrigation purposes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
CONTROLLER Bay
PROBE BY HOUSE
IS ENDED
Formal Report Is Made by
Committee on Expenditures
from Interior Department
Closing Incident.

en- Etsnisa Herald =. o. Leased Wisel
Wellington. Dee. 9.-~A formal re-
port 10 the house today from tho
committee on expenditures m the IN
tericr department dismlsrcs from
congressional consideration the Com
troller bay charges. the keystone Of
which was the widely quoted "Dlck
20 Dick letter and the accusation
that Richard $. RYAN VIII be ac-
quirine a monopoly of valuable Alas
kan harbar rights.
The committees action was haacd
on the recommendation Of Louis h.
iirandols and Amos pinchot, counsel
Cor the committee.
The government the committee
report says, should not part with
the title 20 any coal. petroleum. nnt-
nrai gas or mineral land which lt
now owns In Alaska.
''The government should construct.
acquire. own and Il necessary operate
at least one railroad there.
III Alaska Is to be developed. that
development must come either
through outside syndlcated wealth or
through individual energy and enter.
prise. stimulated and ssded BY gov
erninsnt construction OF necessary
railroads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
GOVERNOR BUCHTEL
SAYS PEONAGE N
COLORADO IS
NOT TRUE
Former Executive Declares
That Russians Take Beet
Sugar Work on Contract
and Make Good Money.
THEY OWN THEIR
FARMS IN TWO YEARS
tBy E,sains n.pala A. y. leased wire,

f0y EveniBs Herald A. y. Leased Nirel
washington, Dec. Sin state.
mont made pnhllc today former Gov.
ernor Henry A. Buchtol 81 Colorado
vigorously denied that conditions ap-
preaching peonage existed IN the sug.
ar beet fields of Colorado.
The statement referred 10 tho tes.
timony OF James Bodkln OF Colorado
before the house sugar investigation
commlitee that mon and women ~
beet fields worked sixteen hours n
day at breaking labor. Govern
or Buchiol explained that these men
and women were Italians or Russians
aho worked by tho Job and not by the
day.
by the ald OF his wife aud children
these men will make more money In
one month in Colorado than he could
make Ia two years In Russia or Italy,
said the former governor Usually
that man will own hia own farm at
the end Of two years. lie and his
wife will each earn about s. day In
Che beet fields and each OF hia chill
dren Will earn about 81 day.
This crime OF giving the poor la
borers OF other countries a chance to
own a farm by the labor OF approxi-
mately two years. Is an old crime In
thla country. The founders OF the re-
public talked much about the crime
of making here in these United states
an asylum Tor the oppressed of every
land. ! am pror 10 be able 10 say
from personal knowledge OF tno pco.
pie In every part OF Colorado that In.
dustrious and purposeful working men
have now In Colorado as fine oppor-
tnnitiee 20 get ON In the world rs
they have ever had az any time In
other stntea ln the nni0n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
RACE RIOT FEARED
IN ARIZONA
Two Men Killed and Another
Is Badly Wounded in Pistol
Battle at Midnight Near
Miami Village.

iDB nveaIau Herald A. 2. LEASED wlrel
Globe, Arlx., Dec. 9.--Jlm Jackson
aud John Rowan, employees OF the
Live Oak mine, were shot and instant.
~ killed and Angelo Prenonta. AN
Italian, was wounded Ia the arm IN a
shootlug aniAy al Miami near here at
midnight. Trouble arose between
Americans and foreigners and a race
riot was feared according 70 infoFma'
tlon glYen the hherlf's Office, ReHi-
dents Of Miami declared the situation
WAS under control
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
COLORADO IS After
NATIONAL PARK
Parks of Four Counties May
Be Grouped Into National
Ground If Congress Acts
Favorably.

|
Warrington, Dec. 9.--rho establish
mcnt OF a national park In Colorado.
totally different In character. II Is
said. from any existing park. and
much closer TO the center OF popuia-
tion than any OF the present feserva.
tions. is recommended In number
OF letters receive by Secretary OF the
Interior Fisher
The general idea OF having a large
park nj or near the place proposed
appeals 20 me personally" said secre-
tafy FISHER today, but before such
action is taken Il would be necessary
10 have an examination made OF the
territory Therefore Il would be ne
cessary to submit the matter 10 con-
gress ~ the department has no ayai.
able money even for the survey"
The park as proposed would include
an area OF abOnt 100000 acres. Por-
tons OF Grand, Jackson, I.arimer ana
Boulder counties would he Included
and the park would take In Longs
Peak, Grand Lake and the canyOna
|of the Zig Thompson river.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
BATTLESH|ps ARE
INSPECTED BY
GOVERNORS
Western Executives Put in a
Busy and Strenuous Day in
Philadelphia and Go to Rev
York Tonight.

CO.. Evesiss nsssis A. ?. Ls.ses wire,
Philadelphia. Dec. s.---The weHt.
efn governors who are touring this
country were mei here today by d
committee from trade organization
and we're escorted to the city hall
where they were welcomed by Msyoi
Blankenburg. Thon visit was made
90 Independence hall and the party
then viewed the harboF LuRch"oa
was served on the Way 10 the phlla.
dalphia navy yard. Captain NJ w
Grant. commanaant of tho yard. did
the henoFs ana showed the g0seFanrs
eight battleehlpe.
After a trip through Falrmounl
Park the party returned 50 their npe,
clni train 10 prepare FOR the din.
ner % he given them at the Manu-.
iaciurerA club this evening The
Hovernors depart for New York 81
midnight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
OFFICER SHOOTS A
MEXICAN WHO
DREW GUN
Juan Marcus Is Instantly
Killed at Cheyenne When
Officer Went to His Home
to Arrest Him.

tny EveninE WeruId A. y. Hs<ssca w,rep
Cheyenne. WwO.. Dec. a.--Juan Mar
Gus. Mexican. was shot ana instant.
~ killed by Policeman kiigore. who
called nc the Mexican's homo TO arrest
Marcus. VINO was charged with as
saulting his wife and rnother-in-law.
when the officer appeared the Maxi-
can drew n revolver hut tho police
man fired before Marcus could shoot.
Marcus. Il IL said. murdered a man at
Eaton. Colorado. and his police
record here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
NO MOVons IN YosnMITE PAnK

Washington, Dec. e.--Therc Is ons
place IN the United states where the
motor car II seeking IN vain for a0-
mission. That 10 the Yosemite Ma.
iionai park. The interior depart
ment has been receiving numeroui
requests for permission to operate
motors IN the park Az Of these
were refused and Il was decided to-
day that ~ II impractIcable TO per-
nit cars IN the park because their
presence would practically eliminate
travel hy STAGE. the roads being IN
such condition that II woulG be dar'
gerous for teams and motor cars 70
meet"
The department also has made
ruio that no visitors be allowed 81
carry fIrearms into the park
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
GENERAL CHANG IS
ASSASs|NATED
He Was Chiefly Responsible
for Defense of Marking;
Six Companies Send Needed
Funds to China.


san Francisco. Dee. s.-~Adslces
from shanghai 10 the Chinese dally
paper hese report the assassination
OF Glen sral Chang Hsun. who helped
conduct the imperial defense az Nan.
king Nlceroy Chang Jcn Chun and
the Manchu general. Tieh Liang. who
escaped from Nanking upon Its cap
ture, are sald 20 have takon refuge
In southern Manchuria.
The Chinese SIX Companies sent
today $4,000 In sold 10 she revolu-
tlonary auiaoritlfe az Canton. as first
payment on . sa.ooD. coo loan which
Il u trying 90 raise Ia this country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
WOMAN PO|SONER
STRICKEN I'LL
Mrs. Louis vermilya Under
Indictment for Murder
Near Deaths Door as Result
Of Paralytic Stroke.

tux Nssnsas ussa,a a. .. s.ss.sa wssss
Chicago. Dec, 0i--Mrn. Louise yor-
|mliya charged with having poisoned
arthur Hlsnounette and suspected OF
hhyiilE poisoned nine others, was
stricken with paralysis today and Dr,
Thomes Hokan. physician AZ the coun-
|iy jail. where she h imprlaonra said
her onndItInn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
SIX JURORS FOUND
TO TRY PACKERS
They Have Been Accepted
Tentatively by Both Sides;
Government Will Now Ex-
anime Five Others.
lng EysuIaa MsraIa a. .. L.a.sa wlr.,

Chicago. Dee a.--sl1 members Of
the jury which win Thy the chicago
packers, indicted for alleged violation
81 the sherman antitrust act. had
been accepted tentatively BY hoth
government and defense today whom
an adjournment until Monday VAS
take. Five others had been exam
ined and passed BY the defense and
VIII be Eivrn TO the government after
the panel ~ concluded,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
REVENUE CUTTER
~ AFTER fIIIBusTERs

New orleans. enc. s.--The United
States revenue cutter Davey has been
hurriedly dispatched from New Or
leans 20 search for filibussering cx-
pedition along the gulf coast. concern-
ing which well defined rumors are
said To have reached secret service
agents.
The supposed expedition IL said TO
be ahmed as the Mexican government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
oARRow DECLARES
CHARGE rs OLD ONE

Los Angeles. Dee. 9.--"t,dgar has
made that charge frequently before.
said Attorney q. 4. DarroW, when
shown the report ul the statement be.
fore the Lorimer senatorial lnycsti
eating committee. There Is nothing
at all u is irresponsible"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
CHI CAGO ATTORNEY
SAYS HARVESTER
TRUST OFFERED
BIG DR|BE
Maxwell Edgar Declares That
in 1907 He Was rendered
$4,000 to Stop Fight for
Higher Tax Rate.
NEW WITNESS IN
L0RIMER HEARING
,sy E,s.,ss Herald a. .. a....sa wire,

Washington. Dec. u.--,ayaxwcll Ed
gar, Chicago lawyer who In 1907 led
a legal fight TO force che Information
al Harvester company 10 pay more
tnSes. testified today before the LORI.
mer senatorial investigating commit.
tee that he had been offered sio,00a
10 deslst. He said the oiier was made
BY Chicago lawyer named Tone. who
claimed 10 represent Clarence 3 Dar-
row and Edgar A. 3nncroft, the latter
an attorney For the company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

New York. Dec e.--Thc statement
OF clearing houso HANKS for the week
shows that the bAaha hold sf.esl. 500
reserve N excess o. legal require
mentH' Thlr Il an lncftase OF $685.
SEQ IN the proportionHih cnsh reserve
AZ compared with Iasf weak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Sydnry, \. \. W. Doe Jimmy
Klahhy OF MiIwalkce. MIDDLE weight
cheMpion Of Australia. met Das,
smith, former mlddlc-weight chan,-
plon oi Australia today at the stadium
IN so-round contest which ended In
a draw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
SALT LAKE CITY
WINS HER SUIT
Commission Form of Govern
ment Law Is Held Valid by
State Supreme Court and
Officers Go In.

Salt Lake city. Dee. sl--certlfl-
eaten OF election were issued today
Ia municipal officers elected Novem-
bcr 7. following decision OF the
state supreme court upholdlng the
constitutionallty OF the law providing
a commission form OF government
for salt Lake City.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
FEATHERWE|GHTs TO
BATTLE Soon
Abe Attell and Johnny Kill
bane Will Fight February
~ to Decide Championship
Of Their Glass.

Cleveland. Dec, "a fight be-
tween Abe Attell and Johnny I<ilbano
Of this city. 20 docidc the feather
weight championship. viii be staged
at Vernon, CAT, next February 20.
II plans Of Tom Mecarcy. manager
Of the Pacific Athletic club at YER
non 50 through.
Mccarey today wired Eilbane an
offer 20 meet Attell ON that date.
kilbgnc accepted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
STEEL TONNAGE ~ LAg,GEn.
fpr Eesning Eaefnsa A. 2. i.p.sea Wfrsl

Nov York. Dee. e,--unhllnd orders
on the books OF 20 United states Ateel
corporation on November 30 we're
t.lfl,etb tons. AZ cumpared with
S,ees,a2s tons an October 81, i9fi. and
=, ,7eo,sls tpns on November 90. ipio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
TODAY IN CONGRESS
sss nssai.s slssssa A. =. Isssss wire,
SENATE.

Not ia session. Meets 2 D. N. Mon-
day
Mpre Witnesses for the defens,
heard al Isofimef inquiry
HOUSE.
Met ut noon
Controller Bay charges finally dis
missed BY lnseatisalIng committee.
~SUgar Trust" inquiry continued
with evidence that tho trust" Is dls
posing % some beet and cane factor,
holdings.
Free raw material doctrine ni,acR
"a IN spnech BY Representative nur.
Neas ~ Texas
Investigation of entire interior do,
paIimoni proposed BY Mr. Graham o.
Illinois,
Debate on sihelvoed bIlI to lnsseAs.
pensions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

I clyde. Kan. Dec b.--The cream.
cry owned ~ @. r. Armssrong and
leased ~ John stewart OF concor'
ala bnfned ,eday wls l,z lons eatlnlai'
"a a tlo.ooo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
CONTINUE INQUIRY INTO
ALLEGED SUBSIDY LOBBY

WASHINGTON Jan. 3.-TnvcstigatioU
OF the alleged existence OF a ship sub
sidy lobby which house committee has
been conducting at intervals since early
In the last session Of congress VIII be
res umed here next week Among the
witnesses will be the manager OF the
Uranium line. who will be asked to tcs-
tify regarding the Atlantic shipping con-
ierenccs.
Lawson Sanford. secretary OF the vol
Untary organizations OF the trans Al
laniic steamship lines. comprising all the
regularly established trans Atlantic lines
from the United States and Canadian
ports TO Europe. already has testified
concerning the proceedings Of those con-
fercncc3 and further light along that di-
rection viii be sought
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04

tion OF the principle of state aid and
state supervision.
To secure the adoption Of such a uni
form plan OF road construction that the
important roads OF each county shall
connect with those OF adjoining counties
and those OF each state with the roads oil
adjoining states.
Will Hold Annual Conventions.
To keep alive and constantly renew ma
tional interest in the cause or good roads.
the American Association for Highway
Improvement will hold annually a con-
ventior to discuss and deliberate over
the various phases of the work This
national organization 10 divide public
interest. The National River and Har-
Dor congress has been organized for sew
eral years and has done effective work.
The highway Improvement association
was organized on November %, 1910 bu,
has instantly won widespread recogni =
ton.
The annual conventions OF the associ-
alton Will no; be the creation OF a day
and It's deliberations win not be Of tenn
porarv passing interest. The problems
II will discuss and the politics 4 will
consider. and the informs ton 1t viii inn
par!. VIII receive the close attention o.
The convention because they Will he the
ton and consideration during the pre-
ccdinZ year
In addition to its own annual conven-
tlon. Ihe association will assist each
cooperating organization in holding its
conventions and seeks In every WAY posi-
bic 10 encourage every means having 10!
its cbjCcS better roads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
NEW YORK TOWN SUFFERS
HEAVY DAMAGE BY FIRE

TROY. n. Y. Jan. 3.-The business
section of Granville, n, Y, village
of 5000 inhabitants, about fifty miles
north of this city. was swept by fire
early today. with loss of S250,o00
The absolute failure OF the water sup"
ply at the critical moment, owing 10
stopnagc of the intake pipe at the
reservoir which supplies the village;
ave the flames full sway, The local
Eremen, assisted by volunteers from
several nearby towns, finally strung
long lines of hose to the bank OF the
Pawlet river. and then pumped feeble
stream to the scene of the blaze; bat
their efforts were Of little avail.
a sudden shift of the wind saved the
residence section of the village, driv-
ing the flames back over the already
charrcd business section. TO complete
their work there.
There was no loss Of life and no in
Jury.
The fire was discovered by the nine
tcen-year-old girl operator in the tele-
phone exchange on Main street, who
gave the alarm at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
HOB0S GUESTS OF HONOR
OF DENVER POLICE CHIEFS

DENVER Jan. 3.--Fire and police
chiefs OF Denver. past and present. have
an association which meets on each New
Years day for social session. the
dominant characteristic OF which is an
abundance of good things TO eat ana
drink They were indulging In their
annual feast at police headquarters yes
terday when two hobos. driven BY a
temperature of II degrees below zero 10
place which they seldom seek volun-
tarily. applied for shelter at the police
station. To their unbounded disgust
they were Immediately placed under ar
rest Amid indignant protests they were
hustled to the room where the chiefs
were benqueting. 4 court was hastily
formed. with Chief OF Police Hamilton
Armstrong as presiding judge.
What is the charge against these
mem" inquired the court. scowling at
the prisoners. who had ceased their out.
cries the better 10 sniff The odors OF
the savory viauds and \ big bowl Of
steaming punch
''Thcy are cold and hungry" replied
the arrestlng officer.
Half an hour at HARD labor on the
grub pile" decreed the court "Gour
Sentence will begin Immediately. and
the Lord have mercy on your diges-
tons"