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The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-09

MORGAN.-Tho infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. d. e. Morgan, who reside
in Garfield township, southwest of
Beacon, died at 3:45 p. M, Monday,
Feb'y 6, 1911, about six hours after
birth. No funeral service. The body
was interreu in Beacon~eemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-09

CULVER.-Mrs. Sarah j.. Culver
wife of Elmer J. Culver, died at hel
home No. S43 Seventh avenue Eas..
at HOO o'clock this morning. The
deceased was 80 years of age ant
died from the effects of pneumonia
Funeral announcements will be
made later.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

The Republicans of Eastern New
Mexico. hay. hoIurcd two III their most
brilliant u~rwspnprrmen with uomlnn
tious - the legislature aud the people
at Quay and Chaves r0uniies would not
only honor them, hut also honor them
selves. by sending them "a Santa =" 10
help in the making of III" first state
laws. l.. L. Klinefelter, u Ohnr Pro.
grc-s, Quay county, and viii Robinson,
~ the Roswell Register. Tribune, of
Chnvrs county. are known "a fame ont
side ~ this commonwealth. Only n few
weeks ago, Golfers Devoted nn editorial
to Klinefelter, his pluck, his originality
his cosnopolitanism, The writings of
renderfoot Robinson are known aud adj
mired In home the r%ountry over Both
are men If practical ideas, they have
done more 10 mould public opinion, to
help In the march of progress, than many
a man laudcd as u statesman aud leg
%i-iutor. With men Of that Kind in the
FIRST states assembly, there would bee
,omething doing that would startle the
old.iimers. Santa Fc New Mexican.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
hi BLUE BALLOT

Hen ". q. Buf-um, candidate Ter
governor. in his speech at Las Vegas,
said 10 regard 70 the blue ballot,
They say We should have an rs.il,
amended constitution. The blue ballot
- drafted. means that the constitution
s'ay not only he amended. but abol
ished.
"Tbe new state needs capital Tor the
development Of is resources. Capital
- naturally timid. Meu will not invest
money unless q stable government is
guaranteed. They must know az the
time Of the investment that The eoadi.
tioas then prevailing are likely 10 eoa
time.
''If our constitution should he amend.
ed, let the people ~ New Mexico pre-
pors Que suitable TO their needs without
the assistance o. congress. Let u not
encourage a. a part Of cur government
81 system, a doctrine Of agitation and
unrest, but rather Of stability. Industry
AID thrift.
"I eoneede that the blue ballot j.
not . partisan question and must be
determined by each individual voter for
himself, hut yet, ! cannot refrain from
warning the people who should desire
10 see New Mexico develop her resources
90 the gFestest state Of eaieieaey, Of
the danger Of adopting the blue ballot.
Let ~ net adopt any measure ealeulat
I'd 20 create distruSs a. TO ths peFma.
nssey Of Dur governmental policy. The
Republican party looks with a spirit Of
friendship toward the interests Of both
capital and labor. I believe their IN
tslests are Identical and mutual Tn
prosperity Of beth depends upon a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
INTEREST SHOWN
IN KLINEFELTER
Former Resident o. Mason City Now a
Nominee for state Senate in New
Mexico


Ou, ~ the h",, evidences that the rr
rublicans at ihi. county hav" m"d" u"
mistake iu their selection Of q suitable
and capable man for the state senate.
j. portrayed iu the following from the
Mason city. Iowa Times. g Iuiiy paper
IT wide circulation in tn" state. aud
where Mr.. klincfrltcr lived for many
wears. The Times SAYS:
Considerable interest Is aroused In
the new. from New Mexico that /" l."
Kliuri.licL. furm,rlv resident "f Mason
city. aud prominent IN many wnys
while here. B., making . campaign t"r
election ~ ~. state senate tie has nl
ready the nomination OF No" republican
party
duncan Rul, 100 an interview. CAV"
the following iuiormatl'u:
We notice that uue ut uut former
citizens. Levi /. Kliurfeltrr, now IT
Obar. Quav county, New Mexico. has
been nominated DO, the republican party
Of QUAY county. ir the office of state
M .. ..J mo-,
~ un ,r.,J.
.vr..,, G.;., hoe.
t.,.I El;,...f,.,
,,ti, INIT, ,,, mat,
-. ..,,,i and ,,,u $50
~. 80,
81. ..r,, -..,.r;,.
- ...t ,n,, lao.
l ,o.,;wi,,
an. .t. a.. v,,l
- ..t,, o., t,,..I, and ?. ,.. r.n
+, al. v,, .i.,,.5 him
.I.,yipg m. ,nir. ~ county super
r,.,d.,, Voluntarily. he h.camc III,
,A;,or ana r,,,,i.,o, nt Nh, cerro Gord,
p-.,phH,,r. ,hep an. of the ],iroupe,,
"a ,,,u.n,i,. r~.o.r,t.r. If por,brrr
row,
.r.,., has .,,r,cd IA. Farmer. Ir.ti
-, .,.,t,,,, r,r., and ,,r man,
-, ..J..,.J ID, ,. IL. cdi,o, and rrn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
TAOS o BuRsuM

Taos. y. NJ. Oct. ls-Ths greatest
Republican rally syer held IL the county
va. the one saturday uight in the court
house here. The room was crowded no
tl standing room even wa. filled and
msRy were unable 20 get inside and re.
manned standing near the door, o. A.
i.arrazolo made one NJ the greatest aud
most forceful speeches " tho cam
paign and was heartily eheered 70 the
end. T.. Chac0u and Charles 4. Spices
together with a number of lueal orators
made addrssSes. The hand was out aud
q large crowd 81 enthusiastic voters
formed . procession carrying flag and
bsnnrrs aud paTadsd about the plaza
shouting for Bursum and the republican
ticket. Taos county will give the big.
gest Republican majority IL has eveI
EAST.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

The Democrats and Progressive Re.
publicans " Socorro county have IN.
dor-ed the Republican nominees, MERIT
g. Mrrhem for district Judge, and !. =.
Groaith for district attorney, as a token
II the universal respect in which both
men are held. II was !, T.. Griffith who
nominated Holm q, Bursum for governor
~ the state convention at Las Vegas,
and il was MERIT G, Mechem who work
cd most unsclfshly for the nomination
~ Holm q. Bursum. l. there no Jig.
niHcance in this 10 the drtrnct"rs Of
Holm q. Bursum aud to such papers ~
the Albuquerque Morning Journal The
New Mexican.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Socialist Candidate for County
superintendent Of Schools

Mr. i, ". Pratt, 81 Cnuod", wa, born
and raised in Tennessee aud b., uow e;
wears old, Mr. Pratt has had twelve
wears experience at school work IN lien
dcr.0n aud Decatur counties aud held
first grade certificate Since coming To
New Mexico has attended state Normal
~ silver city iva months. thereby
showing progrcssiycncs, ~ O teacher.
aud il now ienching his ,croud term.
holding u second grad" certificate.
Those who will be .o unfortunate al,
IA not meet Mr. Pratt personally be
fore the election are hereby assured hy
his many friends that he will make a
competent, progressive superintendent
OF schools. a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of thu Interior. T., =. Land
biir", nj rucumcnri. New Mexico
October 10th, 1911
\"trc" D., hereby given that Luis
I'"rqn"l, of QUAY, New Mexico. who, on
\ngus' 18th, 1905, made Homestead en
n.y. \o hi2d, Tor NEI,, Section 81,
Township : \, Range 80 b.. y. NJ. T..
Meridian, has filed notice at intention
I" make final Five Year Proof to IS.
lnhlish claim to the land above de-
,rrih"d' before Register aud Receiver,
I. ; Land Office, AZ Tucumcari, New
Mexico, "u the Goth day of November,
1914.
claimant names rs Witnesses
y r. Borquel, Pedro Borqucz, Hilar-
IA horqu"I, aud Amado norqucz, all of
Quay, New Mexico.
Il. A. PRENTICE, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
A BIT OF INFORMATION ON
THE LANp.oRABBINo QUESTION
Territory Of New Mexico

lss
county IT santa Fr
I. Robert T.. Ervicn. Commis
sioner oi public lands Ut the Territory
IT New Mexico, DO hereby certify that
ou September 80. ipll, there were uu
tile aud IT record 100 my office the fol
low my leases.
No. l6gi. Wm. e. Mcdonald. Carrilo1o
y. NJ. containing : acres IN Twp H.,
south Of Range lG Enst. y NJ. T.. VI.
which expire, October lst, lalI Above
lease made on application NJ GoNl Ut
W. q. Mcdonald
No iG96 ~ 'uritan Live stock Com.
pany. 'arri,"lu. \cw McViru, contain.
my Sai2.S0 ncrc,. u Twp : aud : south,
Ranges ~ aud % Fast, y VI T. VI.
which expires ur'uhrr l,t. l"lL Above
lease made IN application w. duS. Of
~ captain Live stock Company, hy WIN
q. Mcdonald. Manager.
No, 302i Darrrtolu Cattle Ranch CO..
Ltd, r'ilolr y NJ. containing a..
aloi2 acres. IN Twp ~ South. Range
East. y. NJ. g. VI which expire, uc
t0b"r lsi. lpll. Nl",r lease made "u
gpplicaii"n W.. IsuG at Dnrrilolo Cattle
Ranch COMPANY TIA. hy ". e. Mellon.
aid, Manager
~ witness whereof have h]rrruutu
set nv hand and affixed the seal of my
office ihis 18th la, 1T urtuhor. \. ~.
1911.
Ruli T.. ErNriu.
.rpi. Commissioner uf Iuhli, Lands
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
TO THE VOTERS OF QUAY COUNTY

'rkr thi, mean "f thanking my
friend, for the ,uhstg initial support they
extended me iur,rg the Democratic
prlmarir
fully r%e,lisr that the excellent ma.
orrty tpat wps given me- WIS iu" III
you aud not ~ my own effort.
Trusting that you will give m" the
same supper, on November IN and ns
.uring YOU. ihrt II reelected Ia the at
ice ~ Tax asses or { will AWAY 10 my
best 20 er,r you In the manner tina.
will Justify IN" support you have "lN"'
me nl 'hi. time. I beg to r'mlin,
Very ttul" yours,
Of I. i. Hrisc
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

The Thornton administration. DOM.
mated by the same set of Democrats now
running that party, left "a deficit in New
Mexico II sl27, a39Nl in less than four
year. That was the last Democratic
administration in New Mexico. The
new state On rho last day If september
Of the present year had a cash balance
in the treasury ~ $500, 76s.20 and no
deficit. How DO sea- want Ia start on
the new state
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

equitable deal between them a. co'paTt.
ners 10 the great Industrial life Of this
country.
81 believe in the square deal between
the public aud the corporations. A pol
ley which will permit both 70 live and
transact business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

The foreign cattle harons, Mr.. Me
Donald, tho Democratic candidate for
governor have Over 10000 acres Of land
leased from the Territory, vet they have
the supreDs nerve TO yell land grab.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

Mr.. !. H. vicknair, who has h"en in
Tucumcar for the past two months In
the iHteres, Of the Elephant Butte Land
4 Trust Co, leaves this city with the
greatest regret "a again take mp his road
work.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

when HaseFmsn tried 10 carry all Of
the aresian water near his apple or
ehards out 81 the eeunty through a big
eaasl, except Only what he needed for
hls own use, thss the farmers over there
made an awful fuss. That was the Hs-
RsrmaA method Of giving the little Eel
Low . square DEAL
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

j. ". Moncus has moved bis family
back 10 Mon,oya again TO get the bene-
IL Of our good schools, for which Mon.
toya is becoming quite noied-Montoya
Republican.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

FOR RENT;-Ssven room house with
bath, close In. See Lee Anderson az
Gross, Kelly store. 7.2stf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

Governor
HOLM -. BuRSuM
q Socorro County
Lieutenant Governor
uALAQrINs MNRTGNEZ
NJ Taos County
Secretary Of state
S%ECUNDINO ROMERO
of san Miguel County
W g. SARGENT
" Rio Artihs County
Treasurer
sYLvESTRE MIRABAL.
81 Valencia County
ATTORNEY Generpl-
FRANK W. CLANCY
of B%ernalillo county
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
ANDREW a. STROrP
~ B~ernalillo county
Commits iouet Of Public Lands
ROBERT =. ERV1EN
~ t'uiou county
Supreme Court Judges
FRANK W. PARKER
NJ Dona Ana County
e. 4. ROBERTS
of ColfaN County
EDWARD X WRIGHT
1T Oteru County
Cooperation commissioner
GEORGE W. ARMIIO
Of Santa te CcHntv
4. a. WILLIAMS
~ Luna County
VI. =. GROVES
Of Eddy County
Congrsss-
GEORGE CURRY
OF Otero County
ELFEGO BACA..
of Bernaliio County
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
REPUBLICAN COUNTY NOMINEES.

AEFO1LICAN COUNTh NOMINEE
STATE Senate-
l.. I. KLINEFELTER
Representative
l. McLAREN
PAIL JONES
sheriff
WM. TROUP
Clerk
q. A, D~ALLINGER
TrsasureT-
LEE ANDERSON
AssrSsor-
ED FILLS
County superintendent II Sehuols-
T. PACK
Probate Judge
:. " sHERROp
~SutVevOf--
TEO D. MNRTINEZ
County IGmmissiuncrs-
l.t District ". MTNDOs
~ecoud District 30 T.. NELSON
3rd Di.trict-.t. T.. DlBBLE
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21

Well, why don't you rssiStsri
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT NOMINEES

Judge sth Judicial District
REED HOLtOMAN
Attorney sth Judicial District
GEO. r.. RENLEY.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
HARRISON HAS
BIG CORN DISPLAY


BUCHANAN, Ga, Oct 31.-The
HARRISON County Boys Corn club, 81
strong. with their parents and friends
met at the courthouse last Thursday
for its first corn show. and TO receive
the prizes offered. The fact that out
of the original so boys who joined the
club in the spring. 81 proved faithful
rs regarded as remarkable showing.
The prizes were awarded under the
rules of Phil Campbell, of the State
College of Agriculture, which required
that yield, cost OF production, wrltU11
report and ten-ear exhibit should fig
ure in the possible 100 per cent.
First prize, Chalmers Summerlin, ~
per cent. has yield being 1877 bushels
Second prize, ZephlnIah SheIinutt' sS
per cent. his yield beng l2l bushels.
Third prize, Ralph Griffith. with 20
per cent, and yield of lO7 bushels.
In addition TO these, Dewey wealth
ington raised 100 1-S bushels on one
acre.
With $500 furnished by Congress
man Gordon Lee, $4,000, by the Cen
trail railroad, and the liberaIty OF
some of Buchanan's progressive citi-
zens, School Commissioner Jonn w.
White and his committee were enabled
10 give each one OF the 81 faithful
boys a SUBSTANTIAL prize, and IT was
a happy occasion to see them crowd
ing the Farmers and Citizens banA
lobby to secure the cash on their
checks. H
Another thing over which HARRISON
county may 1eel proud is the prizes
won by some of ner boys at the Ma
con state fair.
Out OF a possible IL prizes our boys
secured one-tourth, as follows;
Second prize won by Chalmers Sum-
merlin, $4,000; fourth prize, Iephenian
Shellnutt, $1,000; eleventh prize, Dewey
Washington, $500.
The Boys Corn club OF HARRISON
county has already created consider
able interest among the older farmers
of the county. several of them this
year having planted an acre on which
they hoped to beat the boys, but so
far they have not shown willingness
to compete with the young farmers.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
TENNESSEE INCLUDED
IN SOUTHERN CORN SHOW

Tennessee will be included in the South
ern Corn show that is to be held in
Atlanta in December. J. S. Warren, sec
rotary of the Business League Of Mem
phis. Tuesday sent telegram to Secre-
tary Cooper. of the chamber of COM
merce, asking that Tennessee clubs be
allowed to contest at the show. The ex-
ecutive committee held a special meeting
ana sent him a yes by wire.
P. A. Early, superintendent of boys
clubs in western Tennessee, northern
Mis- sissippi, and eastern Arkansas, was
notified that the committee will be de-
lighted to have his boys take part In the
show.
The. Southern Express company has
agreed to transport exhibits weighing
not more than 70 pounds from any part
of the state for Is cents. DR.. William
Bradford, superintendent Of boys clubs
in the Seventh district, writes that these
clubs are preparing number OF large
exhibits.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
ANG[|N THREATENS SUIT
FOR Loss OF WIFE'S LOVE
Says That He win Ask $751;
600 Damages From At
lanta Man
Especial Dispatch TO The Journal.)

Especial Dispatch 20 The JournaL)
MACON, Ca. Nov. L-St'Il more de-
velopments have been made in the case OF
John F. Angiin. OF e. Paso. Tex. who
followed his wife from Texas to Califor-
MIA and later across the coutinent to Ma
con. where he located her last Saturday
afternoon N company with W. r. Jester.
or Atlanta. and a fist and cuff fightIoc-
CURED when the trio met. Angisn. IL will
be remembered without saying a word.
walked up TO Jester and struck him a
blow In the face with a revolver. knock
ing him to the street AIRS. Anglin, who
posed before the people OF Macon as
Mss Mamie Bradshaw. Immediately de-
aied her husband and stepped between
him and Jester to prevent any further
blows being passed.
Jester soon disappeared. so did Mr. and
Mrs. Angiin. but not in company with
each other. Anglin then went to the
boarding house OF his father-in-Iaw. Ira
Bradshaw. and fight ensued between
them in which Anglin received the worst
end. Anglfn was arrested and tried be-
fore the city recorder for disorderiy con-
duct, but the case was dismissed and he
wa5 held for carrying pistol and point
ing a pistol at another. under bonds OF
$50 each
Yesterday Jester came to Macon from
Atlanta in his automobile and preferred
charges against Anglin. charging him
with assault with intent 10 kill and Ang-
lin was located and locked in the county
jail
Mrs Anglin in the meantime had also
sworn cut a peace warrant for Angiin
and had him placed under arrest In turn
Angiin issues a warrant for his father
in-lax. Ira Bradshaw. charging him with
assault and battery and he was also ar
rested.
Anglin says he intends 10 sue Jester
for s15O00 II he ever rids himself, OF
the present trouble. for the stealing
OF his wffe's love. He says he also ex-
poets TO sue. her for divorce and name
Jester as correspondent
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
Develop Pecan Industry

WAYCROSS, Ca, Oct. 3I.-Farmers
throughout Ware and surrounding coun-
ties are paying a great deal Of attention
TO a development OF the pecan industry.
In Ware county the acreaage is greasly
thousands Of pecan trees be-
ing set out by the farmers OF that coun-
". The farmers are paying the most
attention TO the paper shell variety. az
il yields better profits and greater guam
titles than other varieties.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
Baldwin Hurt

MACON, Ga, Nov. Nv. p. Baldwin. OF
MarshaIiviile. one Of the best known Ma
sons OF the state. sussaired very painful
IL not serious injuries. when he stepped
from a moving car at the corner Of Sec
ond and Mulberry street. yesterday af-
ternoon. while returning from the city
20 his boarding place Mr.. Baldwin Is in
the city for the purpose OF representing
Marshallville at the grand lodge meet
ing. now being held In Macon
Mr. Baldwin was Immediately carried to
IN eMacon hospital and medical attention
given him He was found to be suffering
from strained ligaments in the hip. Owing
70 his advanced age, the accident may
prove serious. The motorman and con-
ductor on the car. failed to stop and see
how badly Mr. Baldwin was hurt but in
stead kept going He was once a resident
OF Macon and Is well known here. AT
present. he is engaged In the peach In
dustry at Marshanville.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
BANQUET for Witcover

ing al the Masonic temple H. w. Wit
cover. who has recently been elected
sovereign grand Inspector general for the
state OF Georgia in the l'Hsonic frater-
nifty viii be honored by a banquet which
will be attended by most Of the Masons
OF high degree in the city. Mr.. Witcover
will make an address, in response to sew
eral others that are to be made by prom
inent Masons. Mr.. U. h. McLaws, COM
mander of Gathasmine Temple. knights
of the Kodash, Will be one of the speak,
ers. and Mr.. A. NJ. Blomquist will speak
for the blue lodges.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
BANK OF DALTON
WILL OPEN JANUARY

DALTON, Ca, Nov. IA new stat
bank, The Bank of Dalton, was formal
organized here Tuesday morning at tn
office of the president. D. B. Barrett.
The board of directors consists of tn
following well-known and influential bus
mess men of this county:
d. B. Barrett, Buell. Stark, r. b. Ward
law, ]. n. Caylor, w. c. Fincher, w. NJ
Sapp, r. H. Fox, F. J. Vining. Gu
Yeager, B. c. Wilson and Frank Manly
After the election Of directors. thu
board chose the following officers: D. B
Barrett. president; W. C. Fincher, firs-
vice president; W. NJ. sapp. second vice
president; Buell. Stark. cashier. and r. f
Wardlaw, assistant cashier.
Various committees on charter, build
ing and purchasing, were named and in'
structed to get busy INN diately.
The capital stock of the new bank viii
be $4,000, all of which has been sub
scribed. The institution will occupy Its
own building. ground for which will be
broken within the next ten days. 1t Is
planned to make this building the hand
soonest in the city. 1t will be on Ham
ilton street, just south of the govern
ment building, and will be three stories
in height, handsomely finished v-ithin and
without
The stockholders OF the bank number
IS and are among the leading people OF
this sectiony ~
1t ic planned to open for business jan
uary /, 1912.
The new bank will give to Dalton three
institutions of its kind, and it is believed
here that it will prove highly profitable
business enterprise.
John I. Holland. who will erect bus
mess building just south of the new
bank, will. change his plans. and. instead
of making his building two stories in
height, will add another story.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
CHATTANOOGA WIRES
TO Go UNDERGROUND

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct a.-The
special committee appointed by the city
commissioners to investigate the FEAST
bilIty of placing all light and power
wires under ground has reported in
favor Of the change and its Inauguration
may be expected here in the near future
Permission will be given to the power
plants at Hale's Bar. Tenn, Parkersville.
Tenn. and Tallulah Falls. Ca. however,
to erect temporary poles until conduits
can be completed. In the matter of the
local companies, II is planned to have
the city build the conduits and rent
them 10 the public service corporations.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. l.-Alma Ha-
gan, IA years old. indicted by the &C
counts OF the murder mystery OF DIT.
Helene Knabe. yesterday hid number OF
pieces OF jewelry, slashed herself across
the arm with a knife. hid the knife ana
then lay down on the floor TO await as
covery. when found by her sister she
suffered apparently from the effects OF
drug. She said she had been attacked
by a man and forced to drink from a
bottle. The girl later confessed to the
police that her actions had been prompt
ed by the stories Of the Knaoe case
She said she did not mind the notorlety'
Her injuries are slight
Miss Augusta Knabe, cousin OF Dr'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-03
WHITE MAKES ESCAPE
FROM CONVICT CAMP

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. IF. NJ.
White, convicted in Chatham county
several months ago of a crime against
a young boy and sent to the peniten-
,iary for life, escaped from the Toomos
county chaingang near Vidalia lass
night where he was serving his SEN
tence. White had made several efforts
TO escape and the authorities had been
warned to watch him carefully.
Last night he filed his shackles ano
stealing a mule from the camp, got
away. The mule came back to camp
This morning. The Savannah authorl-
ties have been notified by telephone on
White escape and asked to look out
for him.