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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
Cases in Superior Court,

7151-Fredericl w. Sauer vs. PennsyI-
vania Co, ct al. Appeal
7152-.Julia Wirtz Drackert eft al VS.
John d. Wirtz ct al. Partition
7153-Simon p Grehner VS. Simon P.
Grebner. Petition to sell real es-
tate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

Blame for the present labor strike
in Gary is placed upon the shoulders
of the Co1lins-McNulty faction of the
international electrical workers union
and the responsibility for the increased
cost of building in Gary which makes
construction in the steel city higher
than 1t is in Chicago S laid upon the
arbitrary action of some of the unions,
their increase in wages and their al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
CARNEGIE
. GIVES FORTY
THOUSAND
Millionaire Philanthropist
Makes Handsome Dona-
tion to Twin Cities, and
Both Towns May Have
Libraries.
Especial TO THE T1MEsl }

East Chicago, Ind, Feb. 9.-Forty
thousand dollars has been appropriated
for the building of either one or two
libraries, the library board may di-
rect.
A letter was received at the last
meeting of the library board, held
night before last, from the secretary
Of Andrew Carnegie, stating that $40.-
600 had been appropriated. this to be
spent on single building, to be
divided into two funds, $4,000 to be
made available for a building in Indi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
NEWS

Gary, Ind, Feb. 9.-The Associat-
ed Building Trades Councff of Lake
and Porter counties have issued a call
for a general public mass meeting to
be held Friday night at 1880 at As
sembly Hall, 9Th and Broadway. They
say they. will tell The Real Truth
regarding the present labor trou-
bles.'' One and all especially the con-
tractors association, the business men
and the Commercial club committee
is invited to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
Bill Passes the House.

Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 9.-The bill
providing for two additional Judges for
the Hammond court passed the House
this afternoon by a vote of IS to g. The
bill has gone to the senate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
Billy Now a Cop.

William Stapleton. a former Ham
mond boy and who was employed on
the old Hammond Tribune ten years
ago. is now a member of the Finest in
Chicago, being stationed at present on
the corner of Clark and Washington
streets in Chicago's Rialto. 1t is re-
ported that he is to wed a wealthy
Chicago girl next spring. and his Ham,
mond friends are pleased to hear of his
success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
Gary Commercial Clubs In
dustrial Committee Assert
y Ehat Employers Had No
Other Recourse Than to
Declare Open Shop.
SOME PUNGENT POINTS IN
COMMERCIAL CLUBS COM
MITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS.

BUILDING COSTS HAVE RAISED.
i. To an agreed increase in wage
scales.
2. To an Increase in cost of GER
tain lines of material.
3. Restrictions RS to output of
labor. together with other requires
ments of certain crafts.
A. Inemcicncy of labor in certain
crafts.
FOR ORIGINAL TROUBLES.
..The Coliins-McNulty faction of
electrical workers have contributed
largely. both directly and Indirectly,
to these disputes, and it was
through their constant and un-
reasonable demands and require
ments that the electrical cOntrncts
were finally compelled to bring In
the Reld-Murphy faction of elec-
tricnl workers."
URGE THE "OPEN SHOP"
eve. therefore urge the CONNER
cial club to APPOINT a special COM
mittee ON Industrial conditions to
TAKE an active part In the present
trouble, and to do all things ncces-
sary and expeGient for the observ-
ance of open shop principles in this
city, whose duty 1T shall be to keep
the club INFORMED to Industrial
conditions here, thus insurirg to the
investor freedom from the machine
lists of the uuscruIous labor leader
and the annoyance of the over In
dustrfous and highly technical busi-
ness agent, ct the same time afford
ing the honest man and honest days
pay for nm honest days work as well
RS procuring for him just treatment.
yet freeing him from bearing the
burden of the dispute of others not
directly his own"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

Hammond, Ind, Feb. 9.-Accord-
ing to Attorney Matthews, who is the
Lake ,ounty representative of the
anti-saloon league, there have been
no remonstrances for township local
option filed with the county commits
sioners. Matthews said that he does
not take cognizance of these matters
while remonstrances are being circu-
lated but only after they have been
filed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

RushvilIe, Ind. Feb. 9.-Five
former saloonkeepers here are ready
to apply for liquor licenses, in con-
sequence of their confidence OF the
victory of the 'wets" over the "drys"
in the local option election of Feb
ruary %.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
Resigns His Job.

j. T. Seward, 76 PIummer avenue has
resigned his position with the Nickel
Plate railroad as special officer, and
went to work for the Indiana Harbor
Belt railroad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

Logansport, Ind, Feb. 9.-Five
cases of smallpox have been found
in this city and the subjects have
been isolated by the health authori-
ties in a portable pesthouse, which
Several cases, while not pronounced
smallpox, are under observation of
the health authorities and the pa
tients are subjected to strict quaran-
tine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb 8 (Times'
Bureau. Under the proposed legis-
lative apportionment Lake county
will get two representatives and one
joint representative with Newton and
one senator and joint senator with
Newton, Benton and Warren.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

Mayor treQ a. DussS, =. Caica-
go, has announced that be will quit
politics at the end of his term. He
will return to the coal business, in
which he was engaged before he
became mayor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. (Times'
Bureau. 1.-THE Proctor saloon regu-
lation bill passed the senate 27 to 21.
Bill fixes city license $500, town Ii
cense $500 in addition to state license
|of 5000. Stotsenbergs amendment
to lower license and Proctors to
make a straight thousand dollar IL
cense both withdrawn. Senator
Fleming voted against bill on account
of license fees being too high. Bill
now goes to house. House wrestling
with specific appropriations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

CLEAN PAPER, FIT FOR YOUR
CHILDREN TO READ--IS THE TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 9-Heavy fir
ing was heard south of Juarez this
morning and couriers reported that q
battle was in progress between the
vanguard of the command of General
Navarro and part of the revolutions
ary forces under General Orozco, tho
rebel commander in chief. The nr-
ing grew-stronger as the uaorning adj
vanced. as though artillery had been
unlimbered and put into action.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-09
GIGANTIC
FRAUD IS
UNEARTHEO
(BULLETTN.)

From the situation as revealed I'm the
Superior Court this afternoon it looks
ms IL the payroll cnse will go to the jury
tomorrow.
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Continued on page nve.)
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Continued on page 80
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CONTINUED on page 81
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rM wnAvHrn

FAIR TODAY
AND TOMORROW;
TEMPERATURE SAME.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
COLLEGE BOY KILLS
CHUM WITH GUN
Accidental Discharge of 80
Ends Life of Student at
Colorado Agricultural Col
lege. Friend Frustrated.

For CuIin. Colo, Oct ~ q G.
stafford ol rrimdad, aged 20 years
was accidental, shot and killed By
his chun. James Chisholm, IS years
old in StaIfoUs room In the NJ.
e A. Building here about 2 o'clock
sunday afternoon Both men We're
students on tho state Agricultural
college ana had been here only few
days They had known each other for
several years and were the closest oil
friends
The tV0 had been Out Tor a walk
and on returning went 10 Slaiiords
room They had been In ,he room
only O few minutes when a shot rang
out ana Young Chisholm came rush
ing down into the lobby shouting
Get q doctor, quick Get all the doe
tors; have shot stafford
The bullet was shot from 81
calihcr revolver Chisholm picked no
the revolver which Was Bing on the
windoa SIN. and started TO examine
~ he released the safety while his
finger pressed against the trigger and
ihe Reapon was discharged. the bul-
LEI striking siofford, who was sitting
W chair facing ChlshoIm and only
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

a few feet away, The hall entered at
the right side of the OF the abdomen
on a line with the top OF the hip
bone and ranged 10 the left. passing
clear through the abdomen ana lodg.
ing Just beneath the skin a few inch.
es 10 the left Of The spinal column.
The missile severed one OF the large
abdominal arteries, causing an intern.
al hemorrhage which resulted Ia
death within several minutes after
toe accident After he was shot, Stat
ford arose aud walked into the cor
ridor and back again into his room be.
fore he fell over unconscious.
Young stofford was the son OF J.
II, stafford Of sol Nevada avenue.
Trinidad His father is a prominent
Wholesale grocer a telephone mes
sage received here tonight that the
mother OF the Young man Is pr0strat'
ed and II In so serious a condition
that the father feared 10 leave her TO
come here The body win be sent 10
Trinidad
Young Chisholm Il the son az a
wcii'to-do farmer living near Lyons.
lle r Frustrated with grief over the
death of his friend The coroner am,
nounccd tonight that there will be no
Inquest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

500. placed HHa,r t6uu uunt.. u.u
.. ..H.H u.. lr dH NOT ui.H .ui
placed BOO HI to vHH ... 3D. r.'
%. vot uH.r-st"u "f fu' -Iuu"i '
t,JlUu, .st.m Dos Iau.s ..nrF
.9uiD pI.u..f. ..t H. W'Hru'u.
.u1 Hi,y l... Toe kIuR t n.l Hi sllr
.. I O.. .,.Hru himself iu Ym. trIu.-
.D.0n. .rH hIH- Hr- thH t... ut'n
uu..r.s.tH ui fr. nusiusas
-lt H.t gauupU rrl tl
rhrtt M MUTr Wilson "ut "f h,r
Nu4.s a. tt..Inu. operate. UHt .1c
sued him JrH got iudsm,ut
BN EIr .U.~ u-ii iHr 20 uH.
suf iudlu,ui and So, ur. Informed
IiaudsN gHNr him muitvtr. 900 900,
tiHlt % HH. urm uln OH.u H.ut
hHd ieusrd iH. farm o., care i'
$500. .ash
49,. u.u tolJ nai M Furs, loaned
EHnitI 90 ruu randall pUNurd IS tor
ei...... uUd hc NJ li'r.fru store
. n t
Wtu..-.. .aN thHi un pf t1o tnr.
.9. ...f Constable Homer uuoiyu
N,rt I. .ut0h property ol Eauiul fnt
debts. i"u..I cam. uft'r and threat
.r.I r.H H.,n Do sun th, luv boa such
In.r, .U numerous other stuiI's
uut L Troubles th9t Hr WI not
.tf.mr A. mHu.un Ni. time. bat %
iI. mau l. H pictured to ho. as
T.IIt sHH .. .u uud, -.ruplc cite
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
GRAND CHAPTER Of
NEW MEXICO IN
SESSION TO-DAY !
Superior Body of Royal Arch
Masons Holds Annual Meet
ing, Officers Elected; In
stallation Before Adjourn.

80. Sew MeSito arsbc chapter OFF
th. E.H arch Nasous hold It au-
uuul m. ling hero today .IrUunE uI-
u.,r. as fulowt
-rE of santa to. urtid nigh
HI,~l
g. % Young uf Albuquerque d,u.
ui. Grand mgb priest
Natnuu Jnln H Roswell grand
bins
g. vs. rouard OF pcminy Strand
AJ NmoE OF Npupoerpur. Strand
treasurer
4. h ko.u of Albuquerque. grand
secretary
The last two ARE rr-,i,Ut.d The
apponus. YtU.,U. win not Uu huovu
uuui later when th, installation Niil
Ht' place, a large amount Hf chop
Ter hu-5uest has come before the
pudl uu1 SIS prIu4 discussed
rn. i.urus uiN D. o', ns f"i-
lows
Grand high priest. John G. Slack
nruut, rranj nirh priest solomon
~rftz
GRAND king CLIFTON - Young
Grand scribe Nltnau IllH
Grand treasurer. Arthur T. M.lry.
Grand secretary Alph,us kr.u.
Grand chaplain q D. iuud
GRAND captain uf tho host Marine
B Williams
Grand principal -niwrner Ralph
VI. Parsons
Grand Royal Arch captain charles
p Morrow
Grand master Of mc bira vail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
COWBOYS PREVENT
ATTACK ON DEXTER
MINISTER
Preacher Who Aroused Anger
of Member of Congregation
Has Marrow Escape From
Physical Violence.

Roswell y. A., oct ~ Rev.
Nudy Dies came near getting licked
sunday when. after conducting scrN
i..a at Dexter a small town sixteen
mies south of here. " D.. SwmueA +,
Do prominent member of tho church
of cod, whore Mr. Dies breaches,
called" him fur destinations no had
made from thr pulpit, and had lt moi
been for friendly cowboys would
have Administered Gao the minister "a
enlightenment several sundays since
The reverend gentleman chose for his
subject "rhluss That Dlsoarc RE-
ugion ln Tho church" pointing out
that Instrumental music, vafiols or
gnnigcd societies. tea parties, church
snoiahics aud other popular iads oo-
trnctcd from true biblical christian
rs. II was known That hC was hutl.
ms deflnancs az Mr.. Swinncy who '9
enthusiastic over The popular Na,F ir
the churches, ~ took eN option
to the remarks sunday of the minis
ter wherein he talked uhout pcrfrCu-
/ lions aud mentioned that they hbb
/ had recent local examples uf u Toll
tale bearers advised tho uatr incline
ber who WAS at the door to serpft
/ che minister
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
WILL OPPOSE | ANY
I .CORPORAT|ONl
JUSTICE
Prospect Good For Clash Be-
tween Taft and Progressive
Senators Over Selection of
Harlan's Successor.

Washington. O.t 49, As,ordug
Goo opinion here. '.. selection ut "a
.ure, .sur for Associate Justice John
81 HARLAN of Ga, Ipt'mo court ut
an, lmtrd Stat,a uHn died rcccnth
after thirtt-Ipur t.Ifs uu th. bench.
.uu n, uurd H-s goo President
TAFT
B.uuus, M, aaiuruH arising from
Doc recall of Judge has turned tho
attention ui the p,upl, Geo thu judi
riHrN ana pn HCruuut of thc bitter
puptru,trtS inst followed the trust
decisions recently. 10 is believed that
confirmation OF tuu new Justice is
certain tn cause contest in thc -ru-
ato Muus SENATOR take issue with
the supreme court for reading the
word reasonable into thr sherman
trust law ana rucze me ma
iority opinion.
President Taft Lga consistently de-
frud.J tine court aud ihy decisions
have become a. feature ui tnr poo
iuoai situation u Rus boz that con-
u,rtiou that W .. BRYAN suggested
thut Mr. Taft make public tnr rec-
ords and recommendation on which
hc mad, his appointing o. the
bench
Tho supreme court i..'. Wlll hc a
Tuu court Fhp president has OLE
r,ndt named ious 81 ftF members
Lurtun Hughrs Nandrtautrr and
Lamar % was reported yrstcrdu,
that Alexander =. Humphrey ct
t.uuisyHi,. Ky. was lihrb io suc-
coed Harlan The facts chat HUM
phr,y b. from llarlan's district aud
l u Democrat ucrc suggested und IL
is known mat Tan aud Humphrey
ur, good frisudH numphrDt often
appears before the supreme court As
counsel for southern rIllruads ana is
q corporation lawyer OF ,miucncr.
Another report was that Frederick
". Lehman ui 80 Louis. nov solicitor
general NH- % stroug possibility
As Justice Harlan was tho only
member nf the court who disscrt"d
from the trust decisions the srna-
tors who Oriu,ized the court held
him in tho highest esteem. Thcy
looked anon ui. as ths only member
uf the court representing thtir Views.
That mukes them all the more in
tcnsrly interested In the choice OF his
successor 81 senior Justice Justice
Harlan sat al t1c right hand of the
chief Justice His death entails "a
change boz thr eHt 90 every associate
Justice The nrdcr of precedence
moss is thlrf Justice white, Ass9-
riat. IusN.. Mckenna. Justice
iiolmrs. just DAY. Justice Luriun.
Justice huEh,s. Justice Nandcyantcr
aud usiicr Lamar Ia Thirteen years
McKrnnn has progressed from junior
60 senior associate justice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
pEArNEss cANNnr nr rrnrn

hy local applications, as the, cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only ono way 20 cure deaf
ness. ana that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused BY an
lnflamed condition OF the mucous I'm.
iHg of the Eustachian Tube. when
this tube ~ inflnmod you have a rumb-
ling SOUND or imperfect hearing. and
when Il N entirely closed. Deafness is
tho result. and unless the ipflamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored 20 Its normal condition, hear.
ing viii be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by calarrh,
which Is nothing hut an inflamed con-
diilon af the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case ot Deafness (caused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by
Hairs catarrh cure Send for CIR
eulars free.
" CHENEY co. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. zoe.
Take Hairs Family Pills for consii-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

ms ruE ABILITY. ANYHOW


The story that loan II Rock rfeiicr
IL n descendant of thp ptunihgnnct
kings of England has calico forth
hcNcd reptiles in England While
America H. NOT resting her claims Ia
glurt upuu hsr possession VI MI
Rockefeller every American should
resent the spirit ln Witch this criti-
cism b. made 10 Mt Rockefeller ID
not .on of kings there are at leax,
no royal houses whose records are
such that they have any reason "a
feel that tho president Of the oil trust
is not Of kIuRN blood or blood as
good us theirs
Judged b, his faculty Tor wlnainG
battles ana his attitude toward the
small competitor iu tho early wears
Of his progress toward the pinnacle
OF his fortunes. Mr. Rockefrl'ur miehl
have hron descended from Tanner
ilnr. or Abduiluh the BioodshrddeY
Ills energy ana his manner or over
coming difficulties hV NOT letting ar.
faculties overcome him Suggest that
he might have bcon % descendant eft
Hannibal or boz might hr Uaps.
burg Tho Hapsburg. began us pcttt
plundcrcrs ana became emperor.
An empires are founded upou priu-
Ciplcs somewhat similar Go those that
have been tho dynamite OF standard
on ~ thrones Nre upou ioun,h
tions that would afrprd richer ma
torial for tho mut krakprs ihan IA,
past "f Mr. Rockefeller nr the oil
trust There b. not monarch bon tho
world today who could 60 before "a
jury aud prove himself the posscssoi
OF she constructive ability ct MIR
Rockefeller aud MOI one Vito could
week and become wealthier than tho
Maharaiuh o7 Barnda and tho Nium
uf tiydsrabad combined before reach.
Ing three seor" u h. doubtful II
there is ono vino would object 80 ths
employment Of the Rockefeller meth
ODDS Ia increase his revenues. and cor
tainly no imprriailrtic country would
object To his ethics when setting oui
90 increase its territorial possessions
II Mr. Rockefeller Is not IN post
ton 90 Prov that he is not ~ royal
blood his silence since the puhlica-
tion ~ tho story Does him high credit
for the least said about IL tho better
But there b. 40 reason why tho mat
ter should boz ngitatod by royalty ~
admirers OF ROYALTY on the ground
that tho kings of Chrlsteudom and
Pagnndom have been siandcred by
the tale that the president of the oil
trust o. Pluagunei Louisville
Courier Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
Owen W|sTER, WELL
KNOWN AUTHOR, DIES
Creator of "virginisn" and
Other Western Types, Dies
In Wyoming, While Wife
Speeds to His Side.

Laramie. WYE. oct - owen
Visitor tE, novelist and author ut
''rho Nirgiu.au. died in wyoming
SATURDAY. while his wife was On route
from Eric Goa u special train to his
bod~id, Tho W.stct home was in
Philadelphia Mira Mister was at
tending the Staso Federation Of Woo
mems clubs 800 Eric when she re
cciNrd news uf hrr husbands sudden
luu'ss Wlstrr wac la Wyoming
~ hen hc became M
owen Wist'r 1913. born IN phila-
dolphin luIy ~. 1850 lie was
graduated from Harvard In 1889 aud
turned his attention to tho practice
uf law since 1921. however. hc de-
voted himself to the writing OF stor-
les noR and thou having aside his
work bee fiction tn engage In the pro-
ductiuu OF more serious works.
Mar, sorts of Americans MIR WIS
ter ives fond of asserting. i've la
America. ~ seems Co have diseoy-
cred this rather 0bNious tact during
the period that elapsed between his
graduation AMI his first start Ia The
practice or hia chosen profession.
During that tim. poor health sent
MN WHiNNiNt ana INi HhfNN lluir ~
hunted big game in the southwest.
and thu wilder scrtiuu- of the west.
Here he encountered tho characters
which later be- made famous in his
short stories and his novels
Ills first book was "A collection Of
short stories Red Men ANA White 90
ud this Wa followed by various
sketches 81 western NE. witch IL
nally formed the basis ~ HE most
famous novel "Tho Virginian No
book 81 the day was more widely
road ana none was moro widely pop
MAR. lts tale was dramatixed and
played successfully FOR two or three
seasons
"rhe Nirglnian' made its appear
ance in 1902 and Mr. Wistcr's name
almost immediately became known
throughout the English-speaking
world. Va It's wake ne published
Lady Baltimore" some shorter star
los and biography Of George wash
inglon. His most recent volume APP
pcarod only few months ago, and
was made up ~ short stories having
90 do. tu n great extent. with the
characters that were first introduced
Co the public in the pages OF The
Nirglniun" Mr. Wistcr was mar
ried Ia 1898 10 Mary Charming OF
Philadelphia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

since liitlr Paul wroi, Do. rumposi-
tlon on SNOW, has mother hop,s tnat
he mHy boz q poet
Il dNnt really know what snow
le,' he began. but thuk it may be
AIR with clothes on Nouths COM
pauion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

Charley, dear" said young Mrs.
T0rkius. what IL a iackpot2' "Wh,
ERA jackpot rs s general contrlba'
ton for purposes OF charitable dOna.
lion oh Tho YOU know | WAS
afraid Il had something "a do with the
viokodness OF politics Washington
star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

Had dyspepsia on Indigestion Cor
years. Ma appetite. and what ! did
eat distressed me terribly burdock
Blood iiitt"rs cured me ~. II.
Walker. sunbury, ohio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
Please Read These Two Letters.

The following letter from Mr. orle Rock will prove how Wve
submit the dangers of sui. operation WbtuI
may avoided hy taking Iydil T. inlhams Vegetable Compound
ir hospital and home suffering
Thou after all That suffering Lydia h. Pink
hams Nerrtabla Compound RESTORED her health
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
UNITED SUPPORT Of
MEN WHO WORK IN
Mines, CONCEDED
FOR bURSUM
Candidate for Governor Re.
oeiving Hearty Endorse.
ment of People in Mogollon
Country.
UNANIMOUS VOTE TO
BE CAST FOR HOLM o.
Especial Corrs-poaa..ee 10 IN. m.rala,

Mogolinn. y NJ. cot 10 4 sreat
deal of political enthusiasm Is being
manifested here md Holm .. Bur
sum. candidate on M Republican
ticket Tor governor b. being heartily
endorsed by tina people of Mogollon,
hpth Republicans and Democrats
Mr. Hursum b. wol known here ana
has many friends among the mining
men. 10 has been instrumental IN
dolnE a great deal of good tor this
section OF the country aud win re-
cciyr the earnest support of the peo-
pie regardless of political affillati0n.
Hc viii receive almost an unanimous
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