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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

d. L. Erwin made a business trip to
Arlington Friday.
A good residence for sale, or will
trade for land. H. G.. Williams.
L., H. Skiff, the plumber, left Thurs
day morning for points east on bust
ness.
Miss May Murphy came down from
De Smet Friday night and visited over
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Throop returned Thurs
day from Minneapolis, where she
spent a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wilson returned
home Monday evening from a two
weeks visit at Lodi, Wis.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the
beginning of the Lenten season, which
continues until Easter Sunday, on
April 16.
Miss Fjerstad returned to her home
at Toronto yesterday morning after
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. r. B. Forsee.
Mrs. J. II. Hendricks arrived from
Dubuque, Ia, Saturday evening for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Eva Wright
who is just recovering from a severe
illness.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will meet at the church Thurs
day afternoon, March 9th. Will be en-.
tertained by Mrs. Sam Cornell and
Mrs. Claude Davis.
There is no question, but what rail
roads develop a county, even if it is
common custom to abuse them. 81
let's get busy and cinch the st. Paul,
Sioux City and South Dakota Rail
road"
Mrs. Davis. manager Of the millin
cry department at SINNERS, is eX-
pected home today from Chicago
where she attended the meeting of the
National Milliners' Association and
purchased her spring stock.
w. C.. Winans returned the last OF
the week from Lead, where he has
been working since the first Of the
year. He was not altogether pleased
with part of the state, although IL
some respects he saws that ii is a nice
COUNTRY to live in. He expects to re
main here indefinitely.
Yesterday County Auditor bitterness
began his second term, the law pro
vidiug that the new county auditor
does not take up his duties until thi:
time. There was no apparent chang.
in affairs at the auditors office, in fac
Mr.. bitterness is SO busy these day,
that he hardly had time 10 think abou
the change.
The North Western has been max
ing good time since their new SEIZED
ulc went into effect aud Monday even
ine's passenger from ,he east was tn
FIRST train late since the new card wa.
started. Il is noticeable that tn,
trains have been much nearer on time
this winter than last. principally be
cause there has been less snow thi:
year.
For several years the city has beer
trying TO collect a bill of some 81,
hundred dollars against II. II. Natwicl
of Sioux Falls. for building walk
around his property on Main stree
and his lots at the corner OF Fifth ave
nue. and Sixth street. The case wa
fought out in the circuit court an,
carried to the supreme court, the cit,
losing both suits. Recently City Al
torney Mathews took a new tack an
sold the lots, to o the amour
due. the city bidding them IN. Thi
had the desired effect and a checl
for the full amount was Forthcoming
to redeem the lots. Mr.. Natwick un
~doubtediy had some ground for grieY
ance against paying for the walk
around the property on Main street
as they were poorly constructed ant
in that condition they should neve
have been paid for by the city.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

LOST-Ladies' opal ring, one opal.
Finder please leave at S16 Eighth ave-
nue. for reward.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

FOR SALE-A good (3S0) acre well
improved farm, five miles from De-
troit, Becker county, Minnesota. Price,
($35.00) per acre. VIM. +. West,
Agent, Brookings, S. ID.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02
Useful Presents

for a wedding gift can be obtained
here at small figures. We cordially
invite an inspection of our assortment
of Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Rings,
Cut Glass, etc. We have used the ut
most care, aided by the taste and
Judgment gained through years OF ex-
perience, in selecting articles that are
appropriate and pleasing to the trade
Our prices are not high; but the
Quality Is.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02
LOST n FOUND.

FOUND-Ladies' muff. Call at
Register office, prove property and pay
for this notice.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02
&TRIcTLY
Y
~TATI0NERY

Inc paper makers are oday turning out some really remark.
able products and the competition among makers is such that the
prices, quality considered, are remarkably low. There is n O reason
why you should not have the very latest in correspondence papers
N you make sure OF them by securing them here.
Our present stock of box papers ranges in price from % cents
to slOo. In addition to this We have anything in the way of bulk
stationery, tablets, etc.
See our 2c special in our window this week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

FOR SALE-About 200 closed end
zinc mail galleys, at half price. Also
about $4,000 10em wood reglets.
Register Publishing Co.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

FOR SALE-Good Hay. Thos. Nor
ris, four miles east of Bookings, along
railroad.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

Hay for sale by the load or cal.
Geo. G.. Rude.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

FOR SALE-A combination cup
board and buffet. Enquire of Mrs. G.
ID. Kendall, at $40 Eighth avenue.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A
first class Dispatch" cylinder press
and logger. In good running order
with brand new 8 h. p. alternating cur
rent motor, and controller. Bed in
side bearers, 34x48. Speed $500.
Price f. o. b. B~rookings, S. d., Ad-
dress Register Publishing company.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02

You can spend a pleasant hour at :. g. oyoes store next Saturday,
March 4. listening % the latest music played o the PACKARD Piano.
The tone Is brilliant, yet nos sympathetic. Take your favorke SELECTIONS
with you and hear them at their best.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02
SEED CORN FOR SALE-Minne

Horse for sale. Geo. G. Rude.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Some choice Rose
Comb White Leghorn Cockerels of
good laying strain, at $3.50 and $500
each. c. ii. Leggett, Fort Pierre, S. ID.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
CAlsI.sBAD BANKER SAWS
SUCCESS II ASH RED

This b. the opinion ~ NJ : Groves
Republican candidate sor the cor
poration commission and n ). Rich
ards. of Carlsbad. secretary ot the
Republican committee OF Eddy roun
IS who were with Governor curry 1n
tho way 10 Sania r. Mr. Richards rs
cashier OF the National Bank Of
Carlsbad and is probably better ac-
euainted with political conditions ~
that county than any other man.
You many depend upon Sc said
SIR Richards. "thHt every Republic
an vote in Eddy county viii he cas-,
for the aolid Kcpublsean ticket, 0nd
that We viii get great many votes
from the opposition. II is difficult 10
figure exact maiorities nov. We VIII
know NOR" oC what 'he vote In our
county viii be- few days later. nut
al this time Vo can count safely on
a substantial reduction in the aiori-
ties given heretofor" sor Democratic
state candidates The situation IN
the pecos valley IN the best from our
standpoint that | have ever known.
II she normally Republican counties
are In as satisfactory condition as
those ia eastern New Mexico, our
state will go Republioan by tho big-
gest majority the party has ever been
La bt.s Ia command.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
M|N|STERl ACCUSED
OF CAUSING DEATH
OF YOUNG GIRL
COOL PRISONER
Reads Newspapers and Chats
With Lawyers and Once In
tended Father-in-Law, Who
Believes Him Innocent.
POLICE CONDUCTING
RIGID INVESTIGATION


Boston. oct 80 Efforts W IN" po-
llce were further extended today 20
cYmpirt, the evidence and aubslnntiltr
th, testimony OF witnesses IN connc-
tlon with the murder Of Mise Avis
Llnell. the young music student whose
death by poison occurred at tho Young
Womcn'a christian association ouild-
ing Octobor ll Tho police today con-
t'uued their ,ud,ators TO locate the
restaurant whore Miss Linnell and
Rnv. Clarenr. y. g. Richcson, charR-
"a with tho murder are said to have
eaten on TIE dav fhe girl was found
dead Tho girls -fnmach Is in the
custody of Prof Whitney OF Harvard
medical school who b. making a chem
ical analysis. lu the county iail, Rich
rson remains calm tnd has made no
statement. Ito slept peacefully dur
ing th, greater part of last night and
aWoke carly. NItrr eating a light
breakfast he read the newspapers
ils sister and uNvcrs arranged TO
-rc him today
Former judge James r. Dunbar
ana his son. philip lumbar have been
retained hy Richssod. They also are
attorneys FOR Moses Grant Edmauds.
father nI Mis- Nut Edmands. who
was Co have mtrei Riehcson on Or-
toher gl
Mr Edmands Tolerated his decla-
ration that hs believed Richeson .u-
noccni,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
STATE MILITIA IS
MAINTAINING LAW
AND ORDER IN
MUSKOGEE
Race Riots Which Caused the
Death of Two and Des-
perate Injuries to Four in
0klohOma, Cease Today.
NEGROES QUIT WHEN
THE TROOPS ARRIVE

tns Evening Herald 4. q. Leased wirel
Muskogeo, Ohla.. oct. e3 With two
dead ami four desperately wounded In
last nights race riots at Coweta, g0
miles north u. Nussogor. state militia
today is maintaining martial Law In
the disturbed town and searching
homes of negroes for arms The sol.
dicrs have arrested numerous blacks
ana many others sre under suryeil'
louCo
The dead
J ID. BEAVERS. city attorney shot
10 death by ia Suddeth. negro
ED SUDDE1H. negro. riddled with
bullets as the authorities attempted
90 take him from Cowcta
Seriously hur'
Charles oliver. white. wounded dur
inc general firing
Stellar Thompson white
I'd Ruse. negro. who resisted arrest
and with other negroes dcted the city
marshal. probably fatally wounded.
John Y Thomas. q section foreman
attacked early today By mob .
| negroes, probably aially hurt
| When ncws that the troops wcr'
| coming spread early today among th'
negroes in Cowcta, quiet was restored
However. the local authorities assist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
POWDER EXPLOSION
CAUSES DEATH OF
Nine IN NINE At
HARRISBURG
Shift Was Changing When Ac-
cident Happened, Many Es-
Gaping Because of This; Ten
Seriously Injured,
NOT POSSIBLE TO
IDENTIFY VICTIMS

'Dy EveninE Herald \. y. Iessrd wirsl
Harrisburg. His, Oct 80 Nlnc men
were killed. ton others srayoly wound.
ed were carried up Dos rc-currs. and
fifteen more were imprisoned Dos a
caye.ln, as result of the explosion
OF keg OF powder, which iguilci
black damp today In OGura mine No.
y. a mile south of hore
That more lives were nor lost was
due TO the fact thar the shit wax
changing when the explosion occurred.
The explosion. although ID occurred
400 feet down In tho earth ana was
mufflcd by the strata above b. was
heard here.
Several men had themselves lower
cd down into the pit and began send.
ing up the dead and injured The men
II was found had been Instantly killed.
and were so terribly burned and torn
thar ihey could not ne identified Sey-
on others, sem TO the surface. were
80 injured that they died Within an
hour
The dctonation OF the explosion
warned the town thar an accident had
occurred ana the fears Of The wives
and children were confirmed whom
they saw two ambulance gallon lo-
ward the mine. followed iu fcw min.
uies hy an automobile containing
nurses and phy sicians
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
MUD PUDOLES IN
OUTF|ELD CAUSES
POSTPONEMENT
Of BIG GAMES
Believed That Grounds Will
Be Sufficiently Dry To-
morrow or Wednesday 10
Permit Playing.
BOTH CLUBS WORK
OUT ON SIDELINES
Gng I,yrnia4 Msra,a a. ?, l.-rs~d wlrel

lHy fveRinn Herald 4, y. hsnsed Mlrei
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct "a Ihe
fourth baseball game was postponed
today for the NTH time The weather
was lair but tho grounds were too Wet
to play on Under Instructions of the
naionhl commission an early decision
was made by the ump'rcs Only Two
OF them. KLEIN and brennan. went 10
shibc park. and IL did not take them
many minutes 10 call the game on
They found many pnddles In the out
field The inheld along The base
paths was soft The ground looked
80 bad to Umpire brennan that he
expressed the opinion that the sun
would have 10 come out strong 90
dry the grounds sufficiently 10 per.
NIT game tomorrow He felt sure a
game would be played "Wednesday.
The weather forecast for the week
calls for more rain beginning Thurs.
day and cold weather. The members
OF the Philadelphia team reported at
the grounds as usual today ana put
on their uniforms Tor practice along
the side lines The New Norh players
expect to indulge iu little work ON
the National league grounds Oyrr
head the day is tinr Tor baseball rhe
sun Is shining brightly and no breoze
In blowing
Not only have the series exceeded
the figures tor attendance ana rc
cciptA az one game bat the record Tor
the uumher of postp0pcmcnts of one
game has also gone by The hoard
Furthermore. The present series VII
come 20 Il close at a later date than
any series heretofore played Since
the worlds championship games have
heen PLAYED under The rules OF th,
National commission they euded on
! the following dates 1908. Oct -.
1905. Oct a. 1907, Oct ~, 1905 Oct
-. qOa oct. 10. 1919. Oct 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
Democratic Majority in Four
Counties Will Be Less Than
in the Delegate Election
of 1908.
GUADALUPE. LINCOLN
AND OTER0 SAFE
Las Vegas Man Back from a
Tour of Southern Counties,
Declares Dona Ana Will
Break It's Record.

Former Governor George curry.
candidate on the Republican ticket
for congress was in Albuquerque for
two hour- the moruiug. waiting here
fnr train to santa Fe after tf.r
through southeastern Sew Mexico.
Governor curry plob1bir is better
posted than sut other man un th'
Iouti-ui situation 300 eastern and
sou,heas,,rn Nco MrNDo and nis
conclusion reached after ton DAYS Of
close contact with the voters. is that
tho supposedly suhd Democratic
counties oi the eastern part 90 tho
state have some surprises in store
ior November ith
j have been in ChaNrs. Eddy,
BoosoNoli curry. Guadslup". Lincoln
and Otcru countlss' said Governor
curry "and want a. tell gou that
thcss supposedly Democratic coun-
Ties not only are 100 some serious
doubt, hut there are Ro.ns to be re
puhlican nniofitles iu % number "i
them
You have had reports over mere
fof tho Democrats nr prnpresslveti
! have failed ~ flnd any ui them,
You have heard comparatively li,'i'
0f Democrats wha nir going 10 vote
the Republican ticket ! hnye found a
number 81 them | have lived In NeW
Mexico Tor many years ana for q
70 great part of that time have llved
Ia our eastern counties I hav" never
seen those counties so favorable 4,
overwhc'ming Republican success.
In Chaves. Eddy and curry couR'
tics the soiid Republican vote viii be-
ROLLED In Eddy county ana in 'urrN
county there viii be- substantial re-
auctions in tho Democratic norma
najOriiies ana not us familiar viii
the situation n Roosevelt county. but
/ understand from men Whn do know
what is going on there. that We wil
mako dcen inrOads into the Demo
cratic vote.
Lincoln county ia going 10 20 Re-
publican hy substantial majority fol
the entire state and county ticket
ptcro county hns normal Demo
cratic majority. ~ least II has hat
such q majority for number o
f'Aft NfNltH IitAHAH ~ tiAH fAf'AARN ffh''t
county is going To- elect every Repuh
lican candidate
"Ono of the mos; satisfactory ai'
untlons We have encountered 80 fai
a. Republican success is concerned
b, that la Guadalupe county the whole
Republican ticket ~ elected la tina
county. should the election be hel,
today ana the majority viii grow
cvrrS day from nov until election.
II is tbe opinion of Governor Curr'
that the four counties generals
known a. the Pecos Valley counties
WIN rive somewhat less thhn lon'
matorit, for tho Democratic tiotet
or from 1900 ,o 5000 less than IN,
claims of tho Democratic campaig'
managers
Every report that has come 90 "a
thus far said Ciovcrncr Hurr
points to tho overwhelming success
OF the Republican ticket Victory b
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
BIts.IsST WINNING THAT
RFIsTBIi(liNS HAVE KNOWN

~ is going To- he the higges, Re
publican victory New Mexico has
ever known" said Cot NJ ~. Padgct
of East Las Vegas at the Alyarado
this morning Mr. Padget IN return
ing home from w Paso where with
Governor Mills and other members
Of the governors staff he attended
the M paso statehood celebration.
I'VE met literally hundreds Of Sew
Mexicans 80 "a Paso' said Mi. Pad
get, Most of them were from south
ern New Mexico ! believe talked
with most of these men aud | know
that they are oyerw whelmingly favor
able 10 the Republican state ticket
There is nothing tn this election. u
has been sure victory for onr party
from the start and the victory is
growing bigger every day. We stop
ped In Las cruces tor q day, Ncu
have heard through the Democratic
press that DunH Ana county n IN
doubt Don't set any such Idea into
your head. bona Ana county is going
"a give from zoo 10 500 majority for
the Republican state ana county
ticket There is not sOrchead IN the
county There were two or three
. tt~nuttDnaT au Vnua Two gniumu =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
CAN THEY FILL THE HOLES?

There trouble the ranks M" s'onmocraiicOnr
nalfemocrat combine More h began the nom
ticket legislative nlcal puIposes
that incomplete The ohcehoding
Grunsed springer quickly tuoh the Jobs hey
sought There hesancy their
There other places
.
John iurg Guriie
the But when
. could command general
popular In Albuquerque the The fusion crowd
a stonewall
the ~ candidate
district iudge Herbert Reynolds be the victim
looked %
b of his candidacy
Julius Sahb
freely reported thar saab has declined into the
II Manuel Nigi the candlnta will
switched The district attorneys nomination he will stand for t.
. aad
is NOT known as yet whether Isaac nath candidate
this "na0t district-wheth
. Dnrth Is a candidate
. Six q other ioh after
D Democrats ded
. whctPr they either
10 10 cavet Important on
o ofaceholdora' blank
Is possible they the hoIesg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
"GOOD GOVERNMENT" "ALA
GRANT AND HAGERAfAN

. @ ana " @ S5" assi ' but S s''sF S %
OF when used bait 90 catch voters No need to
specify wha, particular Kind Of seod soye1mea YOU sSocs.e
hIos tone declare yourself for sood Government and the
You is the yirtuons
plous organ government in New
Ncyo IT so stepped In rsh'eousness that can not nnd time
,, 70 5n % d,5s 81 arooS rosrnmept' pS night, "rood
Is the ease.
there require ana
specaon Of the good government Represented by the Jour
peep reflect
ed IN m pious passes It ~ possible IN 'n way to get pretty good
from o backed by Journal Democrat.
There is man IN Los \useles nained - O. Grant ile s the
owner OF % pr cent me stock IN the company which publish
the Journal Democrat H personal representative In Monguor-
s ass - ~ Ma Ma'ln'ro" m @ WI" s ~ ,S ms % N' 40 r sn 1rn S
puts p the nom and in the na"i showdown is the Who'll" woTs
ns NEEDLES % % a % soS H ""s % rgi @ 'i n IoSa ~ peoe" "
Now @ Grant " also the oononT factor in ne firm or
When has many large and important jobs to perform from time to
'ns D. o. Grant Is quite as mn9d@' ] ana ,on'ro'"s factor
Sow happened that Grant brothers ENGAGED in bg
plenty Of good noncs, American o had
proposition ike the orst on ones hands one must
economic In other dons ryrn ieoush one be Los Anseles
United states prohibiting tho importation Of alien contract labor
Grant rotners oousht INTO Arizona smai army o. cheap for
esn workmn and proceeded n them on the JON In aonE 80
Of he penal statuice
So diagram, wa. this violation of the law that Grant Rrhcrs
tidy - 100000 deeply
Arizona o thi occurrence that provision placed
preycnog rap,uon o For H %e have ,hs word Of Hon
90
who the
committee last June made
Dee following public
objections Nelson the
employment % aliens public
III na,h -
thu alien la'ur law by the bringing OF
provision
pubtic j.
M,Sic and Nhluis pat a
ri u
hDr
the particular of soodg government
y au oi %
To
a
interests lahoring
VERY good government indeed
further Herbert \
the szcahlo chunk democrat
Herbert Hasemau roaring through
considers them ALMOST good AZ the white his
spleen his private enemies splitting the with
h shrieks good goyenmcn' Herbert Iragerman
time o the territory Mexico.
ton practice his theories soycrnment" Her.
bert Hagermans enough
Theodore Roosevelt then president the
conuneny aud unercmoneousv him the ofnG OF
completely In shady transaction the public
hon bright Miguel
administration
Herbert }. liHgcrman.
Let We need look any
minds TO what kind of government"
the set of backed Cousin Mae
rhorsou and Herbert j, Hagermsu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
More Weak Sisters.


. " o. ruteutl rumored that
y Judge William o. McGlll Ia so (.
. ing ia hc taken on the Demo. =,
. cratic state ucbp'
. MCGnl is the candidate for ~.
y tOrneS general AGAINST Frank "
= CLANCY OF Albuquerque
. several Democratic managers 4
Q have been loohug over the sit,
o uation in ea.fUru New Mexico 4
. ind that among bis home people 4
= MCGlll Is the most unpopular
. man In New Mexico over there 4
y he is considered % legal and po- .
o litlcai Joke.
y The people ot eastern New .
. Mexico are going 10 vote for I
D CLANCY Tlpt NOW his legal
. ability: his hsl landing: his 4
. honest ideals ot decent citizen.
y ship. These people also know
. McGnl
. Therefore 81 is rumored McGnl 4
. has been politely bat firmly re- I
. questel 10 get on 4
. McGill waEls tho job Tie has 4
. refused.
o Man1anaros wanted the Job Of
. state auditor ilr had 20 get on 4
- Il may be- NcGll viii get on,
. too II is possible others will get 4
o on before another week. 4
. II h "A matter of some indiffcr 4
. anco TO New Mexico Ropuhllcans. 4
. bus the situation s interesting. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
JOHN R. WALSH DIES
AFTER BEING OUT
OF LEAVENWORTH
JUST NINE DAYS
Notable Character of Chicago,
Banker. Publisher and Rail
road Owner, Passes Away
Today.
HEART DISEASE Is
GIVEN AS THE CAUSE


Chicago, Oct 23.-Iohn u Walsh.
former banker, Publisher and railroad
owner. released week ago from
LoayenWorth, died today OF heart dis.
east Mr. walsh had been In bed most
or the time since his arrival here
lie had been attended by physlc.
lans Intermittent reports of MI
Walshs falling health during his m
carceFation had been denied at the
penitentlary. on his release u was
plain that he had aged and he gave up
plans for resumption OF his position
as n financial leader and tooN 10 bis
bed.
Mr.. Walsh was - years old. Death
came Just nine days after release on
parole He served one years and eight
months Of a 20.year sentence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
NEW MEXICO MAN IS
RELEASED TO-DAY
George Cook, OF Tuoumeari,
Given Freedom From FEEDER.
al Prison in LeavenwOrth +;
Trial Judge Erred.

lsohycnWorth KAN Oct 20 Fol
lowing ronmutatiun by President
Tar of their lilo sentence tor robbery
IN New Mexico George Cook OF TIA.
cumcari. y M aud witt Nell Of We
tumka. okla. were released from the
federal prison here today In going
over The records ni Cook and Neil the
pardon attorney ai WASHINGTON dis
covered that the judge loo passing
sentence upon the Two men hts erred,
giving the penalty for robbery of "a
mail train