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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28
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ON the Money Back Plan.

On tne money baCk flan.
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headache, nervousness and dizziness
are caused by disordered stomach.
Upset stomach and indigestion hap
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does not digest-but lies in the stom-
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You can stop fermentation and
stomach distress In five minutes by
using MI-O-NA stomach tablets, q pre-
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indigestion and put the stomach In
fine condition than all the specialists
Oh earth.
A large so cent box of MI-O-NA
stomach tablets is all you need to get
quick and lasting relief. c. H. Dem
array guarantees them.
If you have heartburn, belchipg of
gas. heaviness or any stomach trouble
no matter how chronic, try MI-O-NA
stomach tablets on money back plan.
Sold by G. II. Demaray and leading
druggists everywhere.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28

and son, Bob, of Chicago, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Scoville, of Grants Pass, were
visitors at Homewood farm Sunday.
DR.. Loughridge of Grants Pass,
made trip to see Ira May, Thurs
day. We are glad to rport the patient
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie went to Grants
Pass Saturday evening and visited
with friends until Monday evening.
Mr.. Druce had charge of the place
during their absence.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28

way, and that II he had taken money
from York's body he would admit it.
York had $50 deposited In bank at
Bend, Ore.
The brothers will remain here
about five days.
Edward York and CIV. York Tues
day, visited the grave OF their
brother who was killed by Mike Nor
gan.
Edward York stated in the after
noon they had arranged for a small
marble stone to mark the grave until
spring, when the body would be taken
to the home near Snohomish, Wash.
The brothers also stated that they
will or have petitioned to have Ed
ward Warner act as administrator OF
the property left by the dead brother,
consisting Of personal effects, four
horses and two wagons. York had
six horses but two Of them we're sold
by the murderer somewhere between
Grants Pass and Glendale. Morgan
got about SIS for the two animals,
nothing near their real worth. He had
$3O.35 on his person when arrest
ed. He still contends that he took
no money from York, but this story
the officers do not believe, as York
Is known to have had as much as
5000. The belief is he had more
than that. Some money Is still due
from the Warren Construction COM
pany, or sub-contractor.
Edward York said to The Courier
that he wanted to give something Of
his brothers life, to show that he was
a clean man, good citizen and from
a worthy family, my brother was
buried like a pauper," said Mr.. York,
"and | want to do something to off
set this effect"
The two brothers visited the county
jail with Deputy Sheriff Cheshire to
take look at the murderer. They
were escorted in the jail, when Nor
gan was pointed out to them. They
looked at the creature quietly, Meth
er utterlng a word. Finally they turn
ed and walked away, and Morgan did
not even know the two men before
him we're the heartsIck brothers of
the man he had murdered.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28
WANTS TO ELIMINATE
LAME DUCK BRIGADE

\ WASHINGTON, July 25.- !
: Elimination of the lame duck" :
= brigade is the object aimed at by
: a bill which will be introduced
: today by Senator Borah of Ida !
: no, providing that no person \
: who has been a member of con-
: gress shall be eligible to any po- =
\ sition under the federal govern !
! ment within two years of the ex- :
\ piration of his term. !
\ \ \ \ 4 \ \ 4 \ \ \ ~ y \
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28
HApPlEsT GIRL IN LINCOLN.

A Lincoln, Neb, Girl writes. "l
had been aillng for somo time with
chronic constipation and stomach
trouble. began tnkinc Chamber
lalns stomach and Liver Tablets
and In three days | was able to be
up and got better right along am
the proudest girl In Lincoln to find
such q good medicine For sale by
ull good dealers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28

Indigestion and the resulting how
el trouble are usually fatal to the
little chick unless treatment is Civ
en- without delay, Conkeys Cholera
Remedy should be given before it Is
too late Is quick and positive
Sold ON the "money-baek' guarantee.
Cramcr Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28
GOD OF WAR
STIRS EUROPE

LONDON, July 25.-War between
England and Germany, with France
and Spain respectively aligned on
either side, today is probably more
imminent than it has been for many
years. AS result Of the recent
speech of David Lloyd-George, chan
cellor Of the exchecquer, British fin
anciers today think that Germany Ia
in earnest, and that war, which may
involve the whole continent of Eu-
rope, is by no means impossible.
mot since July 1870, has the in
ternational situation been so critical" I"
says the Morning Post, and the other
London newspapers reflect the gener-
al alarm.
The stock exchange is very nervous.
Lloyds' is alarmed and has notified
such owners that present rates of
interest will not obtain 80 far as a
war risk is concerned after August
Is.
That the alarm is not confined to
financial circles only was evident to-
day when the foreign office admitted
that it expects Germany will demand
an explanation or a disavowal of
Chancellor Lloyd-George's speech
This is the result of the attitude of
London newspapers regarding the
crisis, they having quoted various
members of the cabinet in the state
ment that the chancellor's speech was
intended to notify the kaiser that he
must curb German territorial aggres-
sion in Africa.
Chancellor Lloyd-George's declar-
alton that, while England was for
peace, she would not be FOR peace at
the cost Of sacrificing the supremacy
which she had obtained through the
"denials and efforts of hundreds Of
years"
This statement was regarded by the
London press as an out and out warn
ing to Germany that her aggressions,
or contemplated aggresslons, on the
French protectorate of Morocco,
would not be tolerated. Coming so
close upon the recent British and
French protests against the presence
of German warships and the landing
of German marines at Agadir, the
declaration of the chancellor was
plainly pointed in the one direction.
Back Of Spain in her dispute with
France over the recent arrest OF Con-
sui Bossuet was seen the hand Of the
kaiser. While Spain practically apollo
gized for the action of her troops,
no disclaimer OF her right to arrest
the French consul came, and the fail
ure OF King Alfonso's ministers to
make this disclaimer has been taken
in France and England as a public
avowal Of Spain sovereignty.
The declining power of Spain,
dlplopats believe, is to be bolstered
up by the fleets and legions of the
kaiser in case a conflict comes. For
years It has been Europe's belief that
the war lords" will never be satisfied
until he has provoked a general Eu-
ropean conflict, hoping by military
power to build up the "Fatherland"
in territory and influence upon the
wreck Of other nations which certain
ly would follow
That the present situation In Mo
rocco, with the declaration Il has in
voked from the British ministry, Is to
be made the occasion by the kaiser OF
opening this world-war, is the gener-
al belief In England today II sur
passes In Importance the usual hys-
terics which come to Englishmen
when the kaiser interferes in inter
national politics.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28
JOSEPH wEnR MUST HANG.

SALEM July 26.--J Joseph p. Webb
convicted and sentenced TO death by a
Multnomah county court for the mur.
der Of Albert Johnson In Portland
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28

MIR and Mrs. II, S, Woodcock came
In from Kerby Tuesday to spend sew
eral days here on visit with their
friends
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28

II you are going to need paint,
varnish, anything within a year. This
is the time to buy See ad. Lund's,
5O7 p street 7-2S-1t
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28

Best Fishing Tackle at Cramer
Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28

Rifles, rifles and rifles at Cramet
Bros,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
RECIPROCITY VOTE
TO BE REQUESTED
BY PENROSE IN
the SENATE
Root Amendment Now Being
Considered BY Ballot, 1t Is
Believed Will Show Temper
of Members On Measure.
FREE LIST AND WOOL
ON SEPARATE DAYS


Washington jane ~ Chairman
r,nroso uf the finance committee 40.
morrow viii ask the senate to iiN "a
day 10 vote ON the rcciprocity hili and
tn nanr separate days Tor votes ON
the farmers rce list and wool hIlls
Though favorable action l. unlikely.
10 viii tpst the sendrc's 'emNcr ana
probably pay. the NAY fof longer sit
tings OF the senate
The Canadian reciprocity bill was
taken M IN thr senntr today within
ten minutes after tdp session con
y.ued. the Root ncndmoai being the
special subject of consideration.
senator Thornton oi Louisiana d.
nounced the measure on the ground
that Il discriminaird againsi the aa'
riculiural element
Admitting the probability Of th' de-.
ioat oi the Roo, provision later IN The
day. Mr. Thornton still advocated n
lie said lur did not want Canada to
get the advantage that would b. given
N the wood pulp provision as u
stands.
senator C.irk Of Wvoming ALSO adj
yocated the Root amcndmeni sayiIs
thai II The bill was tn become a law
he wanted II 10 be M gool as possi-
bic lie characterized thu amend.
mani rs the nnl, thing thu would
makc the measure reciprocal Nj.
CLARK added that be- wns against the
whole agreement with Canada
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
Following Theatre Party, She
Sent Note TO Henwood
Warning Him Not to Come
Near Hotel.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
THROWS DOWN BARS
All Evidence is Being Admit.
ted and Society Woman Is
Promptly Summoned to
Take Witness Stand Again.


Denver. June 90 All bars agains,
th testimony of Mrs John " Sprin-
l'r 10 The trial ul Frank Harold
llonUupd for tho murder of George
T.. Copeland wcrD thrown down to-
dIV bN District Nuornry Elliott
when the triai WIS resumed. when
h Withdrew his objections tu tho in
PRODUCTION of testimony tending to
show threats against H,nNood by
sylvester L. Won phul previous e.
To, shooting. Nj. springer was
immediately summoned To pppcur Ia
court ana sic VII t1kc thr stand
thi- afternoon 10 testify concerning
conversations she had with Won phul
nh involving HenNuld.
Nj Elliott gave his reason fpr
Withdrawing hts objections. which
objections had been sustained ny
Judg, Whtford. tlut ~. desired tu
gNH tur defendant very opportunity
tu Justify his act.
William W Ross deputy coroner
told This morning of finding turu
photographs of Hcnwood IN von
phuls pockcts aitpr the hitter had
been shot These photographs. 3,
has been stated. wore given Mrs
springer oN Hcnwpod. secured IN IN,
springer apartments by Won 'hu
and torn by him. Heuwood then tool;
The stand and told OF a box party ~
thc prphrum tn. afternoon of MAY
70. the daV before the shooting. the
party including Mrs. springer and
fOn phnh After the show. he said
- al a,
her room AT ia" Brown Palace hotel
called her intn the han and slapped
her. Mrs. Springer ~ once sent fov
Honwood. told aim she had beer
struck by Won phul and begged him
not To- attempt to recover from Won
phnl her letters. which ueuwood
had promised t. do
Mrs. Syringe told Henwood tina,
Won phui was "dospe rate and that
tc had said hc Intended To- XIII Hcon.
wood. Tho next day according I,
licnNood, Nrs. Springer smueglcd
aa unsigned note To- him bcgginl
him Tor Gods sake" not TO come Il
the hotel that she had had an awfu
scene VITA Van Phul. who mad asaii
threatened To- kin Honwood.
Hsnwood said ne bought revol
lvcr that afternoon II nrvcr owne,
Va revolver in my tie before" h,
added
Mrs. John W Springer followe,
Honwood ON thA stand and tcsiifie,
to threats against ilcnwood made n,
Won phul. Shr also testifiod that vol
| i'nul had struck her IN the cyonini
before the shooting affray and tina
| l,c had struck her twice on groyiou
occasions. Sh. had told IIenwnod o
| these acts
She also said that Won Phul ha,
taken from the apartments of her
solf and husband TWO photograph
81 U.nNood ana had torn them u
! in hc- presence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
MORMON SMITH IS
GUEST Of SM00T
N WASHINGTON
Leader of Utah Church Dc.
clares That He Can Add But
Little to the Sugar Investi-
cation; Has Rheumatism.
-, ,,-ai.s ucrn,d \, y. leased Wire,


Nu~uluEtuu, Jun, 20 ne Nu'A
of ,h. r,iauun, 80 tn. California
.au, tud boot sugar int rests "ith
tie American sugar Refining COM
pauv. the sn-.aled sugar trust Wds
i1ld b,fot, tho house sugar commit
g., .od1v by joan u. ~trec@"i- of
san rrrncisco,
M SPrgrk,ls represented tie
Western sugar RrfihlnS company oi
California. cuur sugar enterprise
and th, Sprsckci- sugar company a
.bc,t uE1r plHut lie was 70. m"rly
connected With tnr ;;procNol~ fhila-
dclphlo sugar plant sold 90 the
American Supar NcfiniaR company
300 th. uinct"s.
ENprcting tn, tupcHrnCc ul Joseph
smith, president of tn Mormon
church ana head ot the rtuh Idaho
sugar Company large mmprr or
women Ner, present at tod.r hear
ug Nj smith however Oas not
guIi,l u- o. Witness aud 10 HI- stated
that hr probably would Uni give give
uI. testimony untn tnwur pv. rr"si-
d,ut smith arrived To-day ud went
Ia. ,rtN tp uatuf ~Irrntt huus, tn
b, bis .u'-t
} N-a.d ,l.thrr 1, hod any r1rt ..
|ulnl nasHJ ger mot wishing ,n com,
lpo Washington. ~ SmiA replied
ltlat u'. ,uN t,-r. bad h.r.u 10
avoid bong and uI.om' l"urn Y
Whit" sufnrug rom -N,re "h.mma-
tism, WHEN Do, f.It wwf 20. could add
ltlc 80 nothing Or 90. ,0ilhunm, me-
'oI ttc caumitle.
M smith nd q .hu. NU1r Hr-
mrJul.'d hs Scualur su.nl r,IDb-
/ 'd tru ,pmmiiir" rouu uu .u.
! tnr,u moon session From tbr r,t. ut
! Itl. room th,s ls'u'u wter't,t
! tor I'm, o. Nj -prr,k,l~ ,Vp'lua.
: tnu. Th.u ia, committee yN,usrd
! tn. Murmuu l,a1ot subject q" cal
aud l, retired VITA MIN went most
ol tho audience,
! rr'aticut john Il. Spr"O k,i.. al IN,
Weston sugar l,'tu.ug company of
California told thr hoUsr sugar trust
| ins,slgottns committ.e t"uas that
ne ypnpan, u 1908 ,,ntrrcd mo Hn
aerremcnt with the california and
Hawaiian sugar cumpnuN closing
down th' hu'rs sugar lutory and
keopins "a oul OF th' cam. sugar mar
set FOR tlrcp .il-.
rhis rs on, uf the lll,gitions la
lhe goV, rumvntr bul in th, sugar
trust case. Nj Sp..yk,'- said cuun
get assured him thr transaction wa
lrntiroN legal
rhr California Hawaiian company
ic 'aid. had lost ABOUT Saoo.0oo the
lv,lr before
! "rhvS had been cutting prices and
lust mnnr> wtl h'y wanted - get
ont
Nv Shrockcls agreed with other
beet sugar witnesses that removal ol
the sugar mriff would ruin the bee,
Isuear Industry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
SWITCH ENGINE ON
WILD RIDE IN THE
CLOVIS YARDS
Goat" Goes On a Rampage
When the Throttle is
Thrown Wide Open; Stop.
ped By Coal Yards.

tsperSs1 Telegram I" GNsstne u~raldD
Clovis. y. NJ, June s6.-Santa fc
Engineer &. T.. Anderson was badly
hurt and -. j Mikcnl, his fireman.
sustained lesser injuries In sonsa-
tional accident which occurred IN the
santa +. yards here at I o'clock sun
day morning rhc night switch en-
gine had been working In tho west
end of the wards. cleaning up the
tracks. The engin" had delivered a
string of ears and the engineer r"-
reiNcd hack UP signal. indica,ing
that the track was clear Three of
th. ears Recently switched had failed
Ia get on III. siding properly, how
ever. and tho goat" hit on" of ,h,m
s1uar'lN. tn" Gao al tn" engine was
demolished ana the tnrottl, throw n
wide open. The engine ran wild,
tenring down the Yards ~ a terrific
rate (, or shed into string of coal
carr. anderson. the engineer being
badly scaidod IN tn" miN-up and Fire
man Mikual being badly bruised and
battered. Anderson win be taken a.
tn. hospital ia Topeka as quickly as
he IL able To- stand the trip. Mikeafs
injuries ar, not so serious ana
viii bo treated here. The occidenl
war one oi the most peculiar IN ia,
"xpcrisncc oi many rnilrond meV
here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
OESPERATEkTTEMP1
At SUICIDE MADE
BY RAMCHER
Carlos Herrera Stabs Himself
In Region of Heart Behind
Locked Door In Room Az
AtriscO.

\ desperate attempt To commit, SUI
eide was made hy Carlos Herrera ,i
SAN lgnacio at | o'cloch this aft. T.
Noon, when Herrera, who IA 4 ranch
'r, locked himself IN room at
Ranchus de- Airisco, three miles across
III" RIO Grandc from Albulucrou, .
and stabbed himself In the region .;
the heart. Herrera arrived at Ran
chos dc A,risco shortly before noon
today He took room in "a house
there. when he failed IT, appear for
dinner an investigation was made.
the door to his room bcin- found
locked II was broken down and Her
r.ra Was found on the floor iu a pool
Of blood. messenger was dispatch
al to Albuquerque and DIR. T.. psuna
left Immediately for the sccno II H.
said Herrera H. desperately wounded
and the chances for his recover are
slight No motive IN known tor the
deed Herrera IN married and has a
family and had no troubles OF a SORT
Gus nature as far as We're known Il
II said he and his family are arll-to-
do people and stand well at San ig.
nacio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
Tickets for Proposed Amend.
ments and State Officers
Are to Be One and Sa.ne;
Voters Mark Them in Booth.
FLOOD RESOLUTION
NOT BEFORE SENATE
Smith Has Not Completed His
Task and Measure Was Not
Taken Up BY Upper Branch
At Session Today.
stan Correspondents 4,
TIE Evening 1lsvnld }
lssw,it ~, Post Islslg. 4,

Washington. Junn 2G.---'rhr scpar-
at, hluc ballot for voting on amcnd-
mcnts tn tho New Mexico conslitu-
tiun ~ eliminated b, thu report 81
tie senate committee on territories
which is being prepared by Mr.
SmitL iic did not ropert the Flood
resolution to the senate to-day as II
H. understood hc has not finished
writing the formal report on the
measure. Delegate Andrews said
There would b. No hitcn IN the pro-
coedings ~ his opinion Nj. smith
cpuld cot be found tnis afternoon
Tho c"mmltt,- IN executive session
saturday hai planned to- submit The
resolution aud the report today
but Il l. understood III, mattct could
not nave been given 4 hearing In tao
senate today because OF prior meas
ures.. -. OF which was the rsclp-
roclty bill and the Root amendment
thereto
Tho amendments proposed IN the
Commli,,o report. suhstitatc for the
FfNf NftfFA AAAhrff NV itFN fN Aisf'
hou~e committee at the request OF
a. n Jones ana other New Mexico
Democrats, the following And only
uno ballot Ia each eioctor az tn. tim.
Ne offers Ia vote at said election"
In annthcr p,acc, thc senate com.
| mittco provides that hut one ballot
shall he used for both the proposed
amendments and state officer. y
state officers an" L. be voted Tor. that
the clcctur shall mark his Dal!oi as
| 10 tho Hmcndment or amendments
| lnnd that ~ he falls 10 So mark his
ballot, then his vote shalt not he
coult"d. cithcs for or against the
amendment II Is further provided
that each "icctor shah be given the
ballot tlat he'shnll return the HcKoi
To the election Judge and II shall hs
dropped into tho ballot box Report.
sont from here that tho resolution
| b. to bc reported with the separat,
hal!ot clause tntnct are absolutely
lrrr"noous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
ARGUMENTS BEING
HEARD IN RITTER
|NJUNCT|0NC CASE
Court Listens TO Reasons fol-
and Against Issuance Of
Order Connected With Red
light Removal

Arguments we've heard this NOM
Tag ana this afternoon In the case ot
kittio Ritter versus The city OF NJ
nuqucrquo. iJ which The Jlnintin asks
an injunction restraining the citv ana
It's officials from interfering with her
property or person W C. Hcncock
g. counsel Ior me Ritter woman, CITY
Attorney H. j. Collins reprosoutng
the municipality The case Is an out.
growth oi tie decision OF the CITY
council Ia abolish he redlghl dlslric,
on luiy I 4 i- nor likely that the
arguments VII ho ccnplcted before
tomorrow
Justicr is Sued
Suit was fled IN the Beenalillo
county district cont today hy Antonio
j. Duran. for the recovery OF : 600
DAMAGES from loso T. Romero. jus.
ticc of The pence ror preclnci 4"
Duran ALLEGES lhat the iustlco wrong
FULLY committed him 20 Ave days IA
iail for contempt OF court aad thai u,
vas charged by Romero with The crim,
of conlus"dness Modesto G ORTIZ Il
attorney 'or the plalntin
\ complaint was flod bv g u. Ne.
Carlcy of Santa l'o against GEORGE
W burgess of Socorro asking for
$500 alleged to he dGs ON promis.
sorry nolc. with costs and int'r'st o'
s22n
Tho couu Vas engaged this after
room Ia taking testimony N the claim
oi Inhn Mordv agalnst he Swaatka
Shcep compauy. the rhartol mprteato
case In which sI.o0o l. sought to ho
recovered
MARRIAGE licenses Were granted la
ho probate court TODAY 20 Irllp LIN
c0nh of Denver and losoph 1. IOues
/ of - Paul also to Olive T. Walter
ot Chcvcnne wyoming aad Ralph X
| pou1l.laN of Laramie Wyoming
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
GOMPERS CASE IS
RE.OPENEO FOR
CONTEMPT
Justice Wrigh: Hears Report
Of Three Attorneys Who In.
vestigated and Re.news Ac.
tion Against Leaders.
tHy Es~siss H-r.'a \. y. l-..-a Wire,

tUy Gteotoe Vrrnid \. q. Leased WIrsN
Washington, June 26--.ius,icc Dan.
iel 7. Wright. of the district supreme
court. today issued ruio against
samuel Golnpcrs. FRANK Morrison
and John Mitchell the Labor leaders.
requiring them To show cause on July
~ why they should not be mdgc,
guilty of contempt OF court This ac.
ion followed the filing OF thc repo,t
NJ the special com;nittcc of attorney S
appointed by Justice Wript to In
quire into tine matter OF contompt
proceedings IN the Bucks Stove aud
Range boycott ease.
The United states supreme count
recently spt aside all sentences hero.
totoro impuscd b. Justice Wright
The supreme court held that The con.
tempt on which Justice Wright form
crly passed was civil nature ant
against the liucks stove and Rance
company
The supreme court, however gave
Ia the district court II right 10 re
open the ease In tn" even that any
contempt a. the court itself of It's or
'icrs. should be- found
inasmuch as the stove conipany
and the American Federation of La
hor had adjusted their differences T.
Wps not supposed that the matter
Woald bc pursued further. but IN"
day following the ncc'slOn Justice
Wright appointed a COMMITTEES ol
three lawyers to inquire Into all thc
circumstances ot the ease and to 10
termine whether ~ not there had
rcon q contempt of court itself. This
committee consisted OF i j Darling
ton. Dani"l Davenport and James VI
Beck
Mr. Gomp,rs questioned tho 'nit
ness g. an iuquir, by these men IN
asmuch a. in " al had been assocint.
cd as counsel 10 ~" stove company
against IN federation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
MoNopOllSrs BEATEN
SAWS EX.EORESrER

New York Iune 90 Perhaps no.
body In tnc country was better pleas
od with the Anal disposition of tho
CUNNINGHAM claims than clifford PIN
cbot, whose owa fortunes had pivoicd
upon them 30 critically
''Thc cancellation ~ he claims" ="
he said here today "is proof. given ny
the administration itself, tha, the Hight
made against II 10 prevent coal non
opoly in Alaska was not ONLY success
ful hut necessary and right This
victory insurcs he cancellation o'
multiind2f Of oh2f fraudulent claims
IN hlnskn
"Onr fyh,, however, IL no yet fully
wen Z; IL possible that . secret or
der Of last October. hy which Presi.
den, Taft opened ih9 harbor front of
Controller Fay, the natural outlet Tor
he Goa, Ia acquisition nv special in
ierosts. may result In n coal mononoly
through monopolv of naaspor'ation
Now 'hot the claims are cancelled.
,he opo !mperntive need for Alaska,
., an honest coal land law. oncninr
tho coni ~ immediate a"velopment
under i'asc rom the government