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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
FRUIT CROP SAFE
SAYS EXPERT
Former Fruit Inspector for
State of Idaho Is Optimistic
After Inspecting Orchards.
Large Yield Expected.

Roswell, y NJ. Aprii a. Accord.
Ing 10 \. u. Mcpherson. ,,ho fni u
number of years was state fruit in.
.p'ttor IN The stat @, "a. hd the fruit
here Is IN eNce'ie", shape lie wac
ont sunday afternoon 10 soc lf the
Light frost az SATURDAY. night did any
damage and SAYS that he could ind
no trees that had been damagcd IN
Tho least regardless of The iaci that
many orchards were NOT heated dur
ing the Few minutes OF cold early
sunday morning.
The bud are still iu excellent con.
dition. he said WHY even saw
som" tina were just AZ the danger
point and the frost had not injured
them in The least
The volunteers got their FIRST real
Wort. oar shortly aff,l ! o'clocI, sun.
daN morning The th,rmometcI reg
istyrod 30 and The alarm was sound.
ed In very few minutes the autos
were carrying volunteers to the or.
chards Fortunately the mercury aid
not 20 below thirty and STAYED that
low for only few minutes In sew
oral az the orchards none of the heat.
crs were lighted. while in others only
small portion were lighted ana
there were quickly cNtinguisued when
the Sky cloudcd and the mercury ne
Kan To go mp. II proved tina n WAS
not necessary 10 light The heaters In
any of the orchards. but 10 was get
ting 80 near the danger point that
many lid not care 10 take any chance
II Is thought that the danger b.
practically past now. bur the volm
teers are asked 10 hold themselves IN
readiness during this week a. least
Their Offer of help was greatly appro
ciatcd Sunday morning. and Will,
fruit men believe I, would take a
hard freeze 10 do any damage nov
no chances will ba taken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
FOREARM CRUSHED
BY COG WHEEL
Roswell Sheep Man Has Mar
row Escape From Death
Brave Little Wife Drives
Him Unconscious to Town.

Roswell y NJ. April 2l-loe n
Clements, the well SHOWN sheep man.
lost his right arm and had a narrow
escape from death las shock aud bleed
ing Tuesday when hc Sut his coat
sleeve caught In the cog wheels of his
gasoline engine az his ranch % miles
southwest OF Roswell. He Vas brought
To town and had the crushed ann am.
putated three inches below the elbow
tate Yesterday afternoon Although
his condition Is serious. his physicians
believe he viii safely recover
The accident happened az : O'Clock
Inc the morning Mr. Clements vas
oliing bis engine aud pump. To draw
water Tor his sheep, when his sleeve
Went between the wheels ana his arm
va, drawn IN, With all his strength
hc icrkrd loose, bat only H'er the
homes dud flesh from tho wrist 10
three inches below he elbow were
ground ro pulp. lie fell unconscious
io he ground ana was found thcro
between Two great pools OF blood
when his wife came out 90 see what
was thu natter only week before
hc lu hls Sleeve toru on In the same
Vas ANA his wife went ont 10 see II
hr Wa having NOR, trouble from This
cause
As soon us pussible Mrs elements
gut her husband into the buggy aud
/ started to town Tho news was tele,
nhoned iu from Sunset ranch. hut
Mrs Clements drove 90 toward RIOS,
well accompanied bl a neighbor who
rode ON bursDhact
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
BABY
WINS PRIZE
No Race Suicide in San Mar.
cial as Attested by Popular
Baby Contest; News of the
Town.

Special To- Evening Herald
San Mlrclal. y. NJ. April 2l-The
popular baby contest AT Tho moving
picture show closed last night. Elmer
Mcclure. the little ION ut NJ ana
Mrs. iuv Mcclure won tho prize,
Georgc sands Mcclellan, son of tho
Santa F,'s superintendent chlct
clerk. q. : Mcclellan. and littie Miss
Form smith. daughter uf the Harvey
house manager, were close IN Inc Tor
the honors un,il tonight. when Me-
clurc Won out bS 1900 NOR" votes
than the next nearest candidate re-
.cclVcd.
Ms NJ Kane has taken the day
wora a. the t"lephonc exchange and
Miss Belle silver has returned 20
Magdalcna,
Rev, Father Pelzer administered
the nrst Holy Communion To- !, girls
aud II boys AT Old Town Easter sun.
day.
Presiding Elder Messer preached al
the Methodist church both morning
and evening last sunday.
Guy Darow has gone Ia MaRdalcnG
10 open haroor shop in a hotc
thtrr,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
TO RESUME WORK
on RAILWAY
Settlement Of Dispute of Re.
ownership of Albuquerque
Eastern: Receiver 0tero
Gets Busy; Santa Fe Doings.

santa rc - M April 2l.--Con-
struction viii soon be- resumed on the
Albuquerque Eastern railroad. now
that the court decision segregDting It's
roc"i,.rship from the New Mexico
Central has hcou handed down
Judge John a. McFic yesterday
evening appointed former Governor
NJ \. ptcro as receiver Of the prop
critics of the Albuquerque Eastern
railroad. This action was in pursu-
ancr "f thc decision rendered last
night IN the ease wherein certain
creditors sought the removal ~ Re-
criVor g. I. MURRAY Of thN New Mex
leo Central railroad Judge McFic
ut that time ruled that MI Murray
should b" retained as receiver 81 the
New Mexico central but that the
properties uf the Albuquerque Fast
ern should be segregated thcrcfrum
and separate receiver appointed
Receiver pt"ro viii AZ once quality
for the position by giving IN. $40. 600
bond required by the court and .N-
poets to immediately assume charge
az IN. property with the Wow ot set
tlng M IT. affairs, satisfying. the
creditors aud putting the road in po-
sition. " po~sihl". To- resume conStruc-
ton of its line to- Albuquerque at an
early date.
Judg. McFie, who has been do
taiucd IN santa f. tor the hearing OF
the New Mexico Central litigation,
leaves tomorrow afternoon Tor Wash
ington, where h' ~ To- appear b.for"
IN" committee on territories in both
house and senate in behalf 81 the inn
mediate approval of tn" Sew Mexico
constitution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
THE MASQUERADERS
IN SANTA FE

special Telegram 10 Evening Herald
SANTA Fe. y. NJ, April - THE
Nasqucrddors, which was such a sue.
cess ~ Albuquerque. was PLAYED here
last nisht Dos local talent. ana proved
every bit as hig hit a. II did in the
Duke CITY Mr. Sapp. who has been
drilling he chorus for the past few
days left last night with the coming
~ MI Joe Bren and his wife. who
put The finishing touches on the niece
Mrs. brcns Wanna Yama dance was
especially well received Altogether
SANTA F. feels proud OF the home tai
ent ana oi the Beavers under whose
auspices the play was sivcn
full house Is expected agaia to.
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
OLD TIMERS ONCE
AGAIN REJO|N
SANTA FE
Familiar Faces of Three Con.
ductors to Be Seen Again
With System on Which
They Once Were Known.

los Angeles. cal. April 2i.--Thcre
are thrrr familiar faces back on the
Santa Fr Charlie norton, C. - Ii,ll
nud AZ. n. Baldwin. former "old
heads" among the passenger conduc-
tors aro again santa ~ mon horton
and nm have been rcinstated with
then former seniority figh,s aud
Baldwin mas hccn employed as u
brakeman
norton has already gone 90 work.
SUNDAY hc did extra pass niger work
and probably today viii come out ~
Los Angeles ON Conductor \ l.. Me
Cielland's run, Nos 80 and a. Me-
clelland win probably ,akc one of the
overland runs out OF Los Angeles.
He viii go To- work In a few days.
and viii take one at the san Diego
passenger runs. dumping Jim
scott.
baldwin viii go on the extra board
rs a rnkrman bu, railroad men be-
hryr that !, a. unlS q question of time
when he win be given his seniority
rights ns conductor.
Eur d hummer u' wears an lhi''
men were ON passenger runs iiill
and Norton have been ont of service
Cor over a year and hall and Raid
win has been out q year. when the
Western Plcihc opened all three
along with q number of other santa
Pc mon. tnnk trains with that com
puny Hll il sin Min The Western
Pacific hut viii com" south within q
Few days 20 again <" with the santa
Fa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

lcan't find words to express my thanks
for the good your medicine has done
me. You maypublish this II YOU wish"
Mrs. HERMAN SETH, Pound Wis.
The success of Lydia T. pukham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs is unparalleled Il may be
used with perfect confidence byWomen
who suffer from displacemen,s. inflam-
nation liberation, iibroid tumors, ir.
regularities. periodic pains. barkache,
bcaring.down feeling. tatulency. indi-
gestion. dizziness, or nervous prostra.
ton.
For thirty years Lydia +. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
suffering women owe n to themselves
TO ~ least give this medicine trial.
Proof is abundant that IT has cured
thousands of Others and why should
IL not cure youy
IT YOU want special advice write
Mrs. I'inki,aln, Lynn, Mass, for II.
II il free and always helpful,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
Water Applications

NctiOn has hccn Mkrn ~ T'rrI-
torinl Engineer miller op the tolloW-
Ing water rights applya'ions
No il2. John W. Willard of Farm o.
ington. FOR waste water from bitches
flowing IN Hubbard arroyo, rejected
On the grounds that waste Watrf ~
not subject To- appropriation
No ass. Charles T Adams Of
carlsbad. for the use of waters OF
sitting Bull creek. approved.
No. asa. II. /. Survant of Trinidad.
colo. application for waters "i
springs approved climinanns springs
Nos 3 and I
80. isi. application ot Pennington
Power and Irrigation company Tor
extension OF tim. to compl"t" t"puli %
ed nne-iifth of work. approved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
NOT COUNTING ON
SUMMER VACATION
Plans to Take Long Walks
and Play Many Games of
Golf This Spring; Hard
Work During Hot Weather.

Washington. April - President
rai ha- hallshcd an .houghi OF a
summer vacation. aud his friends say
he viii stick 10 ont IN Washington a.
long a. congress feals that T. should
i,main IN session When he called
The eNtra session 10 pass upon the
Canadian reciprocity measure. he was
aware that thc democrats with coa.
Jrol OF The hoHsc would not be- con.
ten to 90 INFO tbo Canadian reciproc.
ity measure alone when the people
are demandns talin reform
Washington IN The summer months
* ANYTHING hut au deal vacation city.
Congress men SNOW this as well a.
government officials In the hot dan 2
OF july aud Angus, the asphalt on The
street, Is soft ana readily takes the
Impress oi the loot OF al who walk
over II President rait. being rather
large person, is not fond OF hot
| places H. had made all arrange
m"nls 10 spend the summer this yoai
again ~ Beverly Mrs Tart VIII 70
to HcvrrlN early IN June should
| congress decide 80 DO nothing bat
pass the Canadian pact tho president
| viii be ready to go with her II the
Democrats in tho house decide 20 hold
| on all summer he president viii
! stick To the White House and keep his
! ego on LEGISLATION
| Democratic leaders are DECLARING
that an All summer session of con
| efess ~ inevitable They polnt unl
| that they were wen control al th,
| hous" by The pcopc. who demand a
| change IN the hi.h cost OF living laid
10 the door ol the payne-Aldtich tatin
law They lori that they must not
shirk their duJt HcCause Washing ur
is hot IN summ,r ana they say th,S
will have 10 stay here and do whaI
they can to change the obnoNlou,
schedules ul rhc resent tarin laW
Although the senate may remain IN
active. IL cauno. adjourn without IA,
consent oi fh house. unani nous
agreement as Io adjournment bcn.
Necessary rh. house can Therefore
"a ahcad with .f tarim revision. dom.
| US ritIt OF INf HNi 10 ana ItdN Ing ll'
country io iN ,bp blame should th.
srnafo xii, an attempts Ia revise am
of the schedule nder the term O
The constitution neither houses. with
ont the consoa' ui he other. can ad
iourn for a ported sreater Than thrc
DAYS
President Tat has made clohorat
plans 'or pioasdu. spring Golf ever
afternoon thr weather permitting.
ON the bill Then here will be- Ion
walks IN the early Dyening. horscbac
riding when 'hy aun is not too no
ana several lraNcl iaunts. During IN
middle Of Anril ne will 20 to Ne,
Nork as The quest NJ the New Yor
hungarian The fourth of July Wi
find him In indiana In September h
will go ia Hutchinson. Kan. 10 atten
lhc kansas state tair This rip vii
be extended, 10 is understood "a tnk
in many of jhp middle western state.
where insurgency Is riding roug
shod over the Old ,ino Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

The Retreat Land and 'attl" COM
panv filed Incorporation papers IN the
OHIO" 81 Territorial secretary J8iin
today III. new company is inc"r-
pnfnt.d with $4,000 worth ~ stock.
consisting 90 thirty shares of sioo
each. Tn" main office Is ~ raj san
Fraucisco street this city tn" M
corporators arr william + Ashley
five shares. Ida " Ashley, live
shares Thomas 'nnroN, i've
shares. clay y Patterson. bju cali
etno. fiVc shares. J " Wa f"usmtth
of Espanoln i've shares. Lillian Wal
icnSmith of EspanolH, tiN" shares.
the company IL Incorporated FOR q
period Of % ycnts Thu directors are;
" = Ashley. Thomas : 'onruN ana
ClaN y Patterson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

Diarrhoea should he cured without
loss of time and BY "A medicine which
Ike chnmbcrlain's Collie. Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly hut produces M unpleasant
after effects. II never iails ana "
pleasant and safe Ia take. sold ny
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

" VI Reed aud - " Dent, who
have been at Roswell conforrng With
the uundo reservoir water users lett
tor their nome IN ~ Paso They we're
finding the disposition or the MEM
beers of the Water l's"rs' association
on the subject of making tho four
years plan To- build 1.-THE canai np
stream. ana they report that th'y
found the people IN favor of u and
everything leading up To- tho improve
mont moving along IN a satisfactory
manner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.
THE MAZE.
WIN, kiEkE, Proprietor.
III South First Street.

Prompt relief In all eases of throat
ana lung trouble " YOU use Chamber
lnin's Cough Remedy. Pleasant 10
take, soothing and healing IN effect
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
N1 QUICKLY.
Delay ,ia- Been Dangerous IN Nibu-
uucrpWe.

D. thr right thing ~ the right time
Act quickly In times or danger.
Huckuchc Is kidney danger
Deans Kidney pms act quickly
cure an distressing. dangerous kid-
ncy uls
Plenty Of evidence ia prove this
Mrs J T. Amrnt. i2n North Arno
street Albuquerque y NJ SAYS
"poans kidney pills were frat
brought To- our attention when We liy.
ed AZ Aurora, ili. about i've years ago
They Ncr" used ~ that time hy a
member nf pui family who vas suffer
ing from kidney complaint. \ tired.
hnguid feeling was much IN evidence
ana tAe Nldney sccret.pns were disor-
d'roi. puan Kidney Pills brought
prompt roller from these difficulties
ond acted AS d toni 90 the entire sys
tenn When there has been need of "A
sidney remedy since Thorn Doan's
kidney pills have never failed to
prov, of heneni'
For sale 10y an dealers Price 80
cents. Foster Milhurn co. Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the united
states
Remember the name Doan's and
take 40 other. 60
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
FL GAMING REAL
FOR LAS CRUCES
Good Roads Campaign Receiv.
es Stimulus at Hands of w.
A. Sutherland, Militia In.
speition. Mesilla Items.
sr.-L.I ID Eun-n. n.mIa-

SprDi,I tu Ev,uut Herald
lns cruces. y VI Npril Il III
Canine E'aI is pNus very I'M
portanl part IN th, development of
the farming uud ire tho Mcsilla val
lov tn roads on the whole have been
poorly ,u.i fur and iu many places
thor" b. heavy sand - remedy this
drovba,S. thc farmers. under thc
Leadership of ton " \ sutherland.
mpdc 900 active good road campa sn
with tn. result that the ~ canine
RcH movement vas started O. viii
psr- through th, heart at the valley
and .Nt,ud nom Anthony on u.c Tex
las l|ur to poua Ana. a small Villas"
uNr miles norta of los Cruces. All
th, lands along the road utc assessed
Soc. $3.50 aud zoe per acre. according
to their distance from the road IN
addition To- this assessment private
subscriptions have been taken up.
Finally. the territory puts up 8 Tor
every dollar raised in any other way
The boys of the Las cruces militia
have been quite active lor the past
two weeks. Clothes were brushed W.
saocs shlncd aud guns polished Tor
the coming ui capt y :. HARLOW. now
connected with thu New Mexico Nil
itary institut. of RoSWell Captain
harlow Inspected the militia and com.
plmontcd the boys very mighty he
left FOR silver CITY amt Albuquerque
tn inspect the militia of those cities.
This summer the boys viii take u
irip 80 Las Vega, for u three weeks
outing Last Nrar they were sent
tu california for - three weeks en-
rpmpmcut
Tbr past vcck. teams have boon
hus, uniup In Depot aud ChuIN u
streets. IN, adohos from wrecked
buildings arp aving used ana as soon
ass ul.t settle. th, sttam roller viii
no used
Th, .ad news of Thomas Huhbclrs
death tls received by his many
'rI,nds loo Las Cruces Thursday morn
ing Mr.. Hubbcll had many friends
boz tho Mcsilm valley ana they mourn
! his sad ana untimr'y ending.
college iicld nav
Tho students of thr AgsiculWral
college are taking considerable ln-
! t'r,et n tho local field day which
meets here Npru 81 and IS fnrcrun-
I ncr 20 Tho larger meets. They wiil
meet Tho 30 pa~o Y. NJ g. 4 bows
ON ANN 20 and take part n TIA,
/ southwestern Federation met nu Muy
] 9Th lt ~ Pasu.
The features of the meet viii con-
sist of high aurdle~. l,N hurdl,s. high
! jump, long jump dicsus. shot put
| prep relay. college relay. final rrlay
| pole vault and several foot races
| 1ho-, taking part arc, Nabours IN
! Nou tampb n. anderson NJ CoWcn
/ Merritt. And -ou Williams. Pctusou
smith. MARTINEZ. knorr Gardner
lock. TAYLOR, Bone. BlaN, and Shep-
ard.
III" bows took INST place la tn,
meet H~t Nt1r ana have high hopes
oi doing 600, aHn' this year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
s\TlEDNN NIGHT DANCES
!. i, Notaw, Manager.
ODD TriIOWs' NALL.

Gcnticn'n % ccnts; Ladies' Free,
Goua ioor. t'sssl Music.
Questionable Characters Not Admitted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

FAILED TO
help HER
Cured by Lydia L. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Pound. Wis. ~ an clad 90 an.
nounce that | have bccu cured vt dys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

pepsi and female
trouhles by your
M dlciue. | had
been troubled with
bo,h tou fourteen
year and consulted
dincrcri doctors,
bnt failed to get amy
relicL After using
Lydia J. piukham's
Vegetable TOM
pound and Blood
Purifier | can say |
am "A well woman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

The straw herr, season T. on, and r'l,
bcrrirs. W. -haiI sci tn, price. ~
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-13
SENT To
PEN|TENT|ARY
More Sentences Past Fous
Days Than in Five Years
Before
PETIT JURY IS EMPANELED
Grand Jury Still In Session and
More Indictments
Awaited

Fifteen penitentiary sentences were
Imposed by Judge John R. McFie the
past four days and all of them with
out jury trial, but upon pleas of gull
ty. That is. more than have been SEN
fenced from this county to the peniten-
tiary in five years. 81
Late on Saturday, Genaro Hovey
and Cleofes Alarid, already sentenced
to the penitentiary a few days be-
fore, were taken from the peni-
tentiary, arraigned on another indict-
ment for burglary, and pleaded gull
ty They were given an additional
sentence of one year to fifteen months,
this latter sentence to begin when the
former sentence had expired.
Petit Jurors Empaneled.
The following are jurors empaneled
this morning by Judge McFie to serve
on the territorial petit jury for the
March term:
Casimiro Quintana, Alberto TQuin
tana, John Hesch, Clemente Garcia
Amarante Atencio, Cayetano Napo
leon, Alfonso Dockweiler, francisco
Anaya, Cruz Vigil, Maxine Herrera
jose Barela, T. z. Winter, Carlos Cha
vez, Juan Dios Dominguez, Charles
Wheeler, 0. c. Hyer, Juan Castillo
William Hesch, Manuel Martinez, San
tana Herrera, Ramon Ortiz, ALFRED
Kaune, Pablo Archuleta, and H. R
McGibbon
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-13
JACK JOHNSON SIGNS
TOR AUTO RACE.
Will Complete Over Four Hundred
Mile Course With Nirety-Horse
Power Machines.

Chicago, March 13-Arrangements
were completed last night for an au-
tomobile race between Emile B. Rous-
sand, the French driver, and Jack
Johnson, the heavyweight champion
fighter. The race will take place eth
er in Los Angeles or at Oakland, with
in four weeks. 1t will be 400 miles
and both contestants will drive 90
horse power machines.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-13
No INTERVENTION
PLANNED IT,
Secretary of War Dickinson
Suddenly Changes His
Plans
BUT SEES NO WAR CLOUDS
Army Is Needed to Preserve
Neutrality Along the
Rio Grande

New York, March 13.-"I do not be-
lieve that there will be any movement
of our troops into Mexico" This was
the statement made here today of Sec
retary of War Dickinson, who plans
to sail for Panama this afternoon.
"There can be no excuse for American
Intervention" continued the secretary,
unless the Mexican government proves
negligent in protecting persons or
property of foreign residents, and such
negligence would have to be firmly
established in my opinion, before any
such steps will be taken. There are
no conditions now to give US such a
warrant. "In order to maintain neu-
trality it has been deemed advisable
to send troops to the border and on
account of the immense length Of from
tier and the fact that the Rio Grande
can be crossed almost at any point, a
larger number of troops has been dis
patched than would otherwise
prove necessary"
Dickinson Suddenly Changes Mind.
New York, March 13.-Secretary OF
War Dickinson will not sail for Pana-
ma today as complications have ar.
isen in the negotiations between the
Panama Railroad Company and the
steamship lines operating for the gov
eminent, which necessitated his re
naming over until tomorrow at least
The secretary is emphatic in declar
ing that the Mexican situation is not
influencing his action the slightest de
gree.
An All Summer Affair.
Washington, March 13.-Secretary
of War Dickinson upon his return
from the inspection of the Panama
canal, will review the maneuvers OF
the division of the troops now mobil
izing at San Antonio. After Secretary
Dickinson has completed the inspec
ton, Major General Wood, chief OF
staff, will go to San Antonio. General
Wood To-Day Denied that the war de
partment had ordered or contemplated
an order to move the troops south
/ The commanding officer, however
stated that the maneuvers will bt
maintained in the south until wei
along in, the summer.
flying Machines to the Front.
San Antonio, Texas, March 13.-
/ Along with the 10000 soldiers assem-
bled at Fort Sam Houston for tn:
greatest war maneuvers ever under
taken in this country in times of peac
come three flying machines of the lat
est type. These will be used by tn,
| signal corps and for scouting purpos
es Since Lieutenant Foulois ant
Phil Parmalee made the record break
ing fight from Laredo to Eagle Pass
distance of 116 miles without stop
ping, it is said that even create
things will be undertaken in air navi
| cation for war purposes during tn,
maneuvers here. 1t is understood
that messages will ~be carried from
|