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Evening journal., 1911-12-13

John Heavellow, Of Greenville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heavellow, of
near White Clay Greek Church.
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
GERMAN WARNS
UP in PRACTICE
Continued From Page Eight.

Continued From Page Eight.
and other members of the local gun
club at that point
The special prizes for the amateurs
at Saturdays shoot are on view in the
windows of Millard Davis, at Tenth
and Market streets. A glance at
them will show that the prizes are
we'll worth striving for. and should
of themselves create an interesting
competition among the amateur
shooters at Saturdays shoot the first
anniversary shoot Of the DUPONT Gun
Club
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
WALKS FAR ON
DISLOCATED ANKLE

J. r. Slicer. of No. SOC French
street. an official of the Diamond
Sanitary Milk Company, at Eighth and
Tatnall streets. yesterday afternoon
walked a considerable distance on a
fractured ankle. without knowing the
extent of the injury. He was en-
gagged In delivering orders. and in
stepping from the wagon at Third and
Broome street. fell and sustained the
injury Despite the intense pain, he
continued his work. and upon return
ing to his place of business, began TO
hathe the injured ankle with hot wa
ter. Another member OF the firm
found him and suggested that ply
siclan be called. DR.. II. w. Briggs
declared that there was a compound
fracture of the ankle.
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
ELRCTION AT HARRISON STREET,

There VIII be an election Tor lay
delegates and reserve delegates TO re-
present Harrison Street NJ. Il. Church
at the lay meeting at the next session
OF the annual conference to be held
in this city in March Of next year
will be held this evening between 9 and
$3.50 o'clock at the church. Tomorrow
evening the Sunday school board will
held this evening between . and
o'clock. important business will be
transacted.
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
FIRE DESTROYS SHED.

Fire of unknown origin broke out
shortly before o'clock last night, in
frame building. used by James Lea
and James Smith. junk dealers, as a
store house, in South Wilmington,
and IL was burned to the ground The
structure was located along the cause
way. A still alarm was responded to
by the Fame Fire Company and the
hrement did excellent work
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
HOWARD PYLE MEMORIAL.

A Howard Pyle memorial program
is being arranged for the meeting OF
the Current Events Class, Of the New
Century Club. on Tuesday. January
2, by the January chairman, Mrs. Al
bert Robin. Friends Of the late artist
and some OF his former pupils will
take part In the program, and there
will be examples of his work shown.
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
UNLAWFUL no KILL PIGEON.

Charged with shooting a carrier
pigeon. James Purit, aged 20 years,
was arrested on Monday by Constable
L. c. Jones. He was arraigned before
Magistrate Lewis and fined S. and
costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
Athletes of ALI
Nations in Meet
at Stamford, Eng.
+. L Ramsdell Of University Of Psnn-
sylvania Wins Hundred-Yard
Dash by Few Inches.

LONDON. duly The Amateur Afnlefic
association Championships ar stanFord tlzis
Afternon attr2ctec a NsiE cr0sd. The en-
tres included the great athletes "a ArneT-
Sea Canada, Australia and practically the
whole 81 Europe
The hammer throw. the first event. MAs
won by George E- Putnam 81 ottara.
Canada q Rhodes scholar al oxford. vita
III feet "a inches. Flanagan. In. holder cf
the utie, was abls 70 throw ths hamnasd
0nly IL feet one inch
y. l. Ramsden Of the University a
PennsylrAnia- holder q the lae YARD cun,
won the loe-yard dash by a few INCHES
fils time was lOaS seconds 1e-
The mile run WaA wen bvr y. p. nrYeuII ~
ne PoiEteehnie Hzrr1ars IN s-zgs<
r Halbhaas q Canada uon she ou.r,-~
mile run By nrs wards IN Hesf seoOndn "a
r Wotenhah camhrldEs university. seo-
ond
The ina heat q the half-lnlie nun "a.
wen b. A. Braun q Munich Q. A. W1heaf-
len WAS second ana ~ Brock AZ cnnnan
third. The winners time .uas usn,t.
- seconds which was slower than ho.l,
the preliminary heats won BY Harry Ofs.-
ina q me New YORK AthletIe elm -
hTeek Gisaanz won mis- hesf IN I-BsA ,z,d
Brock in az
r. PAsssmAn q Berlin won me p,,~
vault win jump a. = ffst A. Larnra
81 Franee VAS second win Il fest trr-,,...
In the 1zo-yard dash Rama6eu wen m 4
Close FINISH from Haibhnus and r Ran
q charlottenbHrE. Prussia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
Like Joshua Flint,
University Student
Prefers Hobo Life
Fred Ross. Crack Athlete, Passes
Through Omaha from Michigan
to Seattle.

a husky Appearing youth. dressed IKE a
tramp and Ec1ing Ike a gentlernan, ar
rared AZ Omaha this morning ON the bump
ers, He was Fred Ross member q the
track team 81 the University az Michigan.
and one q TIE best Hprinte-s IN the west
Omaha Vas a teupcrAry resring place On a
hCho trip Nhich be Is taking across the
continent bound for seattle from Am
Asbor
when school Was sout last week lnstea6 81
scing 10 MS hons IN Kew Jersey he lei
Ann Arhcr IN company with the son II
EroL Andrew EcI-augflin Of ths Urfrer-
aaif 81 chicaEo and the tive boys bsat Their
way through 20 Chicaen Since then Ross
has trayele1 alone He has been bsaten by
Fuilroad det~utires and IN Council Blurrs
sacoeeded n thrvutng or -r0 tra1Bps who
hac been sticking clase 20 hlrn for several
GAYS trying 70 set a chance a. me non<y
theF knew Ne Nas carrying
Hs earrieo has moneF serr6 INTO . dflars-
dated. r4Esed necktie. thinking fhst no
battsr place 81 cunoealulens could be found
'Pr~parznE fer what he thought r0uld he
culd uiEhts. beating n scross the plains
~ Kebraskn On mp 81 freiEhf cars. he
lad ms hensE winter clothes sent 70 him
and discarded his liEht summer snrh As
reeult Oraaha appeared 70 he rather ~
horIatahae mIith Ifs torrad heat
ms 30 q wAnlnE for him n Seattle
aad a. the end q the summer he expects
- - h4ck again - ire unirsrsisf
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
SUPERIOR HITS BACK HARD
Leaders Take Second Game Of Series
from Fremont, Seven to One.
sEWARD WINS GAME M SIxTH
Mako. rive Ran. ON TIVE walks and
Four Hfts---CeIunbzs One Run
Ahead I'm Game win
HsstinwA-

FREMONT. Neb.. July 1-tsperiaa Tele-
gram l-Snperlor defeated Fremont today
by a score Of 70 J. Fremont used q new
pitcher. VINO held Superior runless up 10
the sixth inning. The features were
coyle's fielding and the hitt ng Of Nc
DoNell and Tu7pin- Lincoln has RECALLED
PITCHER Harry smith and sent Pitcher
Knapp in return Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
ROUR rO TEREE Is FTKAL sOoRE
ChAnpions Get Two Runs in First and
Last Inning.
owEEs I'M BRnes N TALLY
CAxk's Wild Throw Allows Omaha 70
Soore Twice.
TOURTEEN ~ ARE sTRucK ouT


SIOUX CITY. July The Champions
WIN from Omaha today in the ninrh in
ning- SCORING two runs. Brsen walked.
Wagner best cut . hunt Hartman was
safe on an error % Pick at third. Reilly
singled and Breen scored Towne batting
far Sase. then brought In the wIuning run
with . hit 70 center. Clark was wild
ornnha's FIRST two runs coming a. the re-
ezlt 81 a Wild throw 70 third score:
uTnr-r
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
CARDINALS CAPTURE CLOSE ONE
Pirate. Tt-Ia 10 81 Lest. by rAr.e
10 TIVE score.

ST LOUIS. July Lin fiercely con-
tested game ST Louis won from PfttsburE
MrKechnie and Miller were out out Of the
game for prOtestinE decisions and Manager
Clarke EAs ordered from the game and
later of fhe field Tor soillng a hall and
causing ms players 10 protest Harmon
and Leifield pitched good han score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
TIGERS BLANK ST. LOUIS TEAM
Willett Allows Visitors But -Four
Scattered Singles.
vIcToRs PUT EIGHT MEN OVER
Detroit Pftcher AA.e Proves offensive
star for HE Team. Getting Two
Triples and seerang Three
RunG.


DETROIT. July 1-wlIlett allowed St
Louis four scattered singles and Detroit
won wfTlett also proved the offensive star
Of his team. getting two triples out OF two
tinese at bat and scoring three runs. Ham
ilton pitched good bah for live innings.
then Detroit knocked him out Of the box
SCORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

lNo-base III ue1ehhnfA. Inree- base
hits. Willett 60, O'Leary. HITS. or Ham
lton. IN six innings. off Mitchell. in
two innings Bases on balls: or HRmil-
ton. j. OFT Mitchell. ?: off Willeft. J. Struck
out By Hamilton. j: by Mitchell /, By
Willetl ?. Time 1-s9- Umpires: E9yans
and Muilen-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
Shenandoah Wins
in Eleventh Inning
Asryville Unable to Keep Iowaas
Under contrOl-Walters Out
pitches HAYES.

Telegram l-ShenandOah won a FAST eleven
inning game from MarFV1lls today. Score
RHE
Shenandoah ....-B 0seIpb1ABRl8
AarFrllle ..--------.ep ] 83o01DBeAu 2
Eatter1es- Shenandoah E0ncoran and
Castle; Maryvai,e. Beltz and Bietz Um-
pure AisEnDe.
NEBRAskArCITY Neb. July l-fspe-
cal Telegram. )-Nalters 0utpitched HAYES
and ClarInda handed the locals a Eooss
eEg today Score. RH
Nebraska CITY q . q 90 go 80 4 Z
Clarlnda -----.-.l 0 q . 81 3
Batteries Nebraska CITY. Hayes ana
f1nkertons Clannca. Walters and IIar-
monR- Umpire BraGley
AUBURN. Neh-. July 1.-EreNer'E hQTDe
run IN thf twelfth aiming son for Auburn
loQa4 sore RHE
Fails CHS oeeobbgBp Be--5 4
Auburn .-.--------D eeI1tfBoo81 , )
Bart - Fails CITY JuEtuE. Baird ana
tan1s -4lls Aubarn. charlesN oTfh 1iirsch
and MEsssr. rmpire- Kratberg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
ATHLETICS H1T SPHERE HARD
Philadelphia Wins Loese Same frsss
Senators, Thfrteea to ElEht.

WASHINGTON, July l-Phiiadelphfa
oUtbatted Washington and won loosely
PLAYED game Collins and Murphy eoIlided
in trying for a short fly and both had 10
retire. Collins dislocated his left arm AT
the elbow and win be out % the game al
least a week Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
MAPS WIN FROM THE WHITE sOx
I-a5eIe Rata for Gr-nes asa sIa.a. Ous
Two-BaExer.

CLEVELAND. O.. July L-La5uie teaay
naee his first appearance IN a game for
Cleveland since May - He batted for
GrAney IN the eighth. when the soore stood
70 with the bases filled and Two Out
he hit over Eallahan's head for two bases
and Cleveland won. 70 ? score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
M'INTTRE PUZZLES THE REDS
Cubs Blank Cincinnati, Getting Total
Of Three Runs.
LOSERS THROW AWAY CHANCE
Hof@~n 4. Returned 70 Fsr-t Base for
Chie-ss and Gooa~ Takes center
F1ess-Three TAree-Base
Hfas.

CINCINNATI. O.. July l-cineinnst
could not hit Mcintyre today except IN the
fifth inning and bad base running spoiled
that chance for the locals. Because Of Cap
taAn Chances flness Holman was returned
70 fsrEt base for Chicago and Goooe 20
center fed score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

WAESA. Neb July I--fSperial The
WalsE lean won from McI.ean 81 McIaan
IN a Eane featured By the pitching q John
hun q W1uEn- Score n he
Wauza - q go l8 80
Mclean ---------b 0 oeel 90 81 / 4
hatleI1eE- Ma-asa johnson ans Jchn-
eons Mclean, Ward and JohnE0n.
The Mauka club wants E-Auaes with Any
clnb IN BurtheAEt NebrnEka
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
SLUGGING MATCH TO PUEBLO
Antelopes Lose Game by Score Of Ten
70 -Four.
TwEETY-EIGHT HITS ARE MADE
Are struck Ont.

LINCOLN. Neb. July Lincoln aud
Pueblo induiEea in a slugsinE match 10
DAY and the visitors wen by decisive ma
3orfty. 70 to 4 score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
MINK LEAGUE.


Hesferdnv's Resuits.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha 3: Sioux City. 4
St Joseph. ?: Dies Moines. i
Pueblo, 10 Lincoln 4
Topeka. 8. Denver 3: ten Innings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston, /. New York 3
BROOKLYN Z. PHILADELPHIA g
Chicago. B: Cincinnati, O.
PlftEburg. .. st LOuls. 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St Louis o: Detroit 8
Chicago. >; Cleveland. 5
Philadelphia, II: Washington g.
New York. :. Boston. .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis. Z. Toledo. a
Kansas City, II. EndiahapOlis s.
81 fzul. 3, Louisville. &. sixteen inrings
Milwaukee,. p Columbus 3. ten innings
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings. 3. Columbus, 4
. York. 8. Kearney. =
Seward. 6: Grand Island &
Superior. z; Fremont. L
MINK LEAGUE
ClaTdr da- 4. NebIAskA City, O.
Auburn. 6. FANS City. g.
Aargk1ile. q; Shenandoah. T.
Gasnes To-day.
Western beagne-Onaha Al sioux CITY.
coin Topeka al Denver
National LeaEue-k-inc3una11 at CHICAGO,
F1ttEburg At 81 Louis
American LeaEne-Sf Louis AT Chicago,
Cleveland al Detroit
American EsOcaafiun--Mi nneap olis Al
Toledo. Kansas City al lndisnapOlis 81
Paul Al Louisville. MilWsukee az Columbus.
Nebraska state Les Eue-f5 astinEs at Co
lumluE. York nj kearneE'. Seward al Grand
Island, superior a. Fremont
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

INO-baSe hits Cunningham. lHpp Lard
Baker. Thrbe-base hits. McInnes EIiser-
field Home run Baker Hits. on CoonlhE
An ala innings. OF Bender. IN three "a
ninEs. struck out. 81 Johnson nv
COoIpbs. 4, BY Bender, 4 Bases On hallE
OF Johnson 5. off co0nba 4; or f3eNser
Time. - Cmpires. O'L.oughlin ane
connoily.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
PHILLIPS CONE FROM BEHIND
Home E-aa Cess Three auas FoIlo~-
Tag EAnaaoruf Hom@rn.

PHILADELPHIA. July l.-Phnaaelpfaa
defeatea Brnokiyn IN eleven innings today
- the so0re q 4 70 2 After Erwin ana
Roclzer made home runs n the eleventh m
ming. the home team pounded ont three rune
IN Dooin's HiEae. RA-ksrts ssngie ana 20
bertE bone ruu- score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

HfH Ls--s Ria ossse-s NJ MARCIA OF
One R9n.
coLrMBUs. Neh-. Jaly L-<speciai rele-
gram l-oOlumbus defeated HASTINGS 70
day sosre:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

Harris TWO-haae hits Moare Chapuan,
CASSIDY Three-base hit- kLuE- Home run.
beall- Sacrifice hits- Chapman. King.
Ekickar1 Struck out By EtnAella. >, ~
Buchanan. :. Bases On balia- or Eth-
seIlA g. CT Buchanan n. on Harris. =
Lefs On haEe4- DenVer. 8 Topeka. %.
Inuinrs- pi1che1- By kIuseI1a. 81. runs. {:
hifs q - Harrlz. -: runs. 4. Hts. & Zine.
2-l& Dn1irs- Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
Bsttsd Tor sa<e N he ninth.
nararr.

None out when winning run was scored
Omaha ---.---.--.--- Q 2 1ee . e--a
Sioux city.--..----.. 0 Q 0 Q &c -
Sacrifice hits Pick. Hartman stolen.
base. Schipke. Double plRv- Robinson TO
Kane Struck cut. BY Clark. 9; BY Robin
sen First base On balls or Clark g.
OIL Robinson 2 Passed hall Arbocast
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

sEWing oul. hi b. baftcd han hAtied IA
himself. and tive cut when winning ran
sEaE scored.
sI5ntied for Ewing in seFenth
sEan for Doom In eleventh
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

httH. Kelly. ColliERn. Nordhup Double
plays Reilly 10 Aeanke TO Jones. KOerner
hits. Bortu1 tltowskl Struck out. BY
CrlltcheE. q. by <or1hup. 8. k<Aze on balls.
OF Grutcher, , hits OF Cru1cher. g. IN
eight innings, OF kaufman ] "a 6De In
ntIlE, or Nurfhup. m seven and 0ne-fhfrd
1unanEss or Benx. An fwo-thl7ds funines
1<eft on bases 81. 1oseph. 3, DeE M0lnf1
& Time. l-sa rmpire; Shoemaker
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

Runs hnffpd IN. DzInd0n, UngsBub.
Burger "a. Hughes ca. Kocreer. Davis
Baden CO. shaw Home r1L- Englnuo
TIM ee-hRse hit- 3elden- 7wo-oase hts
Cole. Thomas HuRheE. Double plays
a,ngiaah 70 Thoruas,t Berger 10 shaw 30
KoFrner. Left on bRsess IAncotn. 3
Pueblo. II Sfolan ban -. Go.e Cobn.
Tsundon >EIugfee Sacrifice hfts- MrCn-
rirk. HuKheE, c4eire Ehaw- struck ont
n AnpleEafe i. by Ems. J. Bases On
balls. OF AF,risEzte. 2: cff Durham
~ N ritrs.nd hsi3. b AppleEste. J. In
nlr,Rs rafrhed BY Durham l. hitss D.
r7srs- 1: ~ Eziis. 8: assts. s. runs. 4 Time
2sus Umpire Haskell
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

LNo-hAse hItn- bennetL f. bOckeN1fE.
First on balls or HolmberE 2 strnc-
cut BY Holmberg, 6: nv Irwin, 10 Double
PLAY. A01ae 10 Mcdowell Stolen bases
hlfs. CoTle, Michael FuIlen. Carey. fIif
BY pitched ball: Turpin Neff Ronceau
Orr. Mcdowell Tine. 1-sk. Umpire. He'd
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
BORTOE WINS FOR ST. JOSEPH
Tzaieneers Lose Came by score of
Tive 20 one.

ST gosEPH. Mo, July L-st Joseph
~on the FIRST game Of the transferred
series from Dies Moines here today after
a hnr1 fought battle BY re scare Of to /
Ber1cn cent in as q pinch litter IN the
eiEhth. doubled. driving IN the tying run
and putting q runner on third. where he
scsfed the winning run on q sacrifice ny.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

----~-A--A-t4
Two-baBe hit. Zirnuaerman Thres-baae
hits Doyle, GOooe. Schultz. Hits- Off Gas
par, 3 In eight innings. off SuggR fn one
Benchee- Double plays: Egan 70 Downey 70
Hoblitzel. Sheckard 10 Doyle. Left on
bases. Chicago. s. Cincinnati. G First base
on balls. or Mcintyre. :: off Gaspar 2
Struck out- BY Mcintyre /: by Gaspar, .
Time: 1@N. Cupires: Klein and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

-Onf out when uinzlIra score Wa mad.
= Brown ont bunting foul third sf-Ike
Hastings -----------l-f 10 o. o. 4 "a
Coluua bis nTs 81 "a
Earncd rune Hastiner 3. Colur-,lDs 4
INr-naae hltss Watson. 81 ksroarn Tisrne-
eane hi. WeisenberEer Eacr1fce ntFE,
Ipl,ple %. elolen bass Fort~nan Kafz
Cooke Meireu ffl y RroNsn "a No.
pHrBer 81. struck out- h Hlll &: Nv De-
ialr, a. First base en- haaS OF Nm p.
en- Delair- 4. Hit Nv pitched haU. ~ De-
.air- PASSED hall AgnsW W3ld rIitrh-
Leialr. Time La. Empire- Garrerf
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02
GRIZZLIES SCORE N The TENTH
p-.Ei,. Iss-@ R.a Ts-s Ga.ae An DE
xsash EaAaaE- = =

DENVER. 9Uly L-DenNer won todRy's
game IN the tenth Bean nee she, score
in the ninth vita y hone run. scoring Cas-
uidy ahead q nina Two singles and an
error IN the tenth won the game Score;
nrrRrVFrp-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

FlttsburE -.--.-...O j eDl q e-R- 2
81 Louis------.----. . . Q 0 -
Two base hlas- Nliean Clarke Biiss
FsrM base On balls or Harmon. 3. of
1.ei1lelu. < STUCK Qua: BY Harmon 3,
by Leifleld. ?. Time 1s0o Umpire. John
Stone ana EGson-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

Flse ksas AE.tnst Gra.G Island IN
One Inn1nHs
GRAND ISLAND. Seb. Jnly L--fspsraaI
felsgram- )-seEsrd clinrhed fhe game IN
M nfth when VIA tao walks ana four
sOoHsaass sa Hass r-sS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

ssatIed for Cunningham in the ninth
-Batted for Johnson in the ninth.
Washington -..-4---J0 ? ! p gBg e-g
T hilaceiphia -.------o % 0 2-ls
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

bdLl1a Iof Nrutchtr IA elghfh
81 Joseph. -~---------0 9 Q o 30 -
Des Moines $780,. Q eOl Q e-l
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02

-aItsa Tor Ferry in he ainIh. :. u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-24
GARDNER GUILTLESS
OF OFFERING BRIBE

New York, Feb. 23.-In verdict
of not guilty, the states first endeavor
to make criminal case out OF the al
legged corruption by the attempted
purchase of legislators votes TO defeat
the anti-racing betting bills three
years ago. collapsed late today.
After an hours deliberation jury
in the criminal branch of the supreme
court this afternoon acquitted former
State Senator Frank ]. Gardner, who
was charged with offering a $4,000
bribe to former State Senator Otto q.
Foelker. now cogressman. in the
interest of the race track interests.
Justice Seabury, iU his charge, told
the jurors they should not consider
any reference to the half million dol
lar doodle" fund, which II had been
alleged was raised at dinner Of the
race track interests. but to confine
themselves to the question OF whether
Foelker was offered bribe by Gard.
ner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-24
SCORES OF AFFIDAVITS
SENT FROM THE CAPITAL.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journail

Santa Fe, N. NJ. Feb. est is said
that at least fifty special delivery let
ters were mailed to Washington today
protesting in affidavits against the
charges of an unfair election. Janu-
airy 21. in New Mexico, and some of
the affidavits stated that ballots both
for and against the constitution were
obtainable and that there was no in
tmidation or disorder at the polls in
Santa Fe. 1t is said that affidavits of
a similar nature were mailed from
points all over the territory. One was
from the editor of the Santa Fe Eagle,
a democratic paper that bitterly
fought the adoption of the constitu-
tion. the editor swearing that ballots
against" the constitution were OBJ
tainable at his office and that he so
announced in the columns of his pa
per.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-24

ficers and members of the Sons of
Veterans Kit Carson Camp No. /,
Albuquerque. New Mexico. emphati-
ca'y deny the charge that the election
for the ratification of the constitution
for New Mexico was fraudulently con-
Quoted; and personally brand and re-
sent any and every charge maed
that said election was conducted by
intimidation, violence, fraud and
bribery as false, unjust and malicious
But on the contrary. from personal
knowledge, in Bernalillo county said
election was honestly and legally con-
Quoted and each voter had perfect
freedom and liberty to cast his ballot
pro or con without the least init
midation or molestation.
John w. Wilson, commander; Elwin
l.. Grose, secretary; Robert Smart
junior commander: ]. G. Pratt
seior commander; c. o. Cushman,
H. S. ithgow executive council.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 23rd, day of February, A. ID.
1911. JOHN Nj. MOORE
Notary Public. Bernalillo County,
Territory of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-24
MINE FIRE CLAIMS
DOZEN L|VESAT
T0NOPAH
UNF0RTU TUNATES CAUGHT
FLAMING DEATH TRAP
Rescue Force Works Desper-
ateIy to Save Five Others
Who Are Believed TO be Alive
in Underground Workings.
my Morning Journal Special Lsasea wir.l

IBy Morning Journal Special Leascd wirel
Reno, New. Feb. 2S.-The fire that
started this morning In the timber
yard" on the thousand foot level of
the Belmont mine is still burning and
officials of the mine abimt tnat ten
or twelve men who were on the ll66
level are dead Five men are known
to be imprisoned on the 1000 foot
level and II is hoped they are still
alive.
In addition to the men on the 1855
level and those on the thousand foot
level. II Is thought that a number OF
dead are lying at the bottom of the
shaft. They are believed to have been
brushed from the cage when rush
was made to reach the surface after
the fire started. X O.. Frank. a
miner. is known to have been crushed
by the cage and killed at that time.
Nine men are in the hospital suf-
fering the effects OF smoke and gas
Flames and smoke are pouring
from the main shaft but rescuers are
working toward the fire from the
Desert Queen shaft which Is on the
opposite side of Mount Oddie from
the Belmont and which connects with
iiit btliliOHt WVi hiilhS. lt .
have advanced $50 feet of the 2700
feet that separates them from the
Belmont shaft. Additional fans have
been installed and fire hose has been
sent down the Desert Queen shaft
State Mine Inspector Ed. Ryan Is on
his way to Tonopah from Virginia City
with oxygen helmets.
The imprisoned miners are:
Franz Rurkp ehift haaat Mtqhu al
Minnigan. John Mea. William Murphy.
Thomas Wittey. miners.
Shortly before the Z O'Clock shift
was ready to descend into the Belmont
mine this morning, smoke was seen
issuing from the shaft. To enable
them to reach the workings the men
were lowered down the shaft of the
Desert Queen mine 2,700 feet distant
from the Belmont.
On reaching the 1000 feet level they
started through the drift leading to
the Belmont shaft, but after walking
about 1900 feet the smoke became so
dense that all retraced their steps.
with the exception of the five who
are still underground
The fire Is In what Is known as the
timber yard of the mine. The Tono-
pah fire department has sent 2,60O
feet of hose to the mine. This has
been lowered. connected up and wa
ter is rapidly being forced to the fire,
which, II Is expected, will be ex-
tlnguished within few hours
Thousands of persons are crowded
around the Belmont shaft, 1000 feet
deep, from which smoke Is issuing
in great volume. The manager be-
lieves there will be no loss of life, and
the mine will suffer little damage. as
there are no timbers in the drift with
IN many hundred feet of the flames.