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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
EIGHT HOUR DAY
STOPS BIDS ON
BATTLESHIPs
Contractors Don't Want to
Work for Government Un-
der Present Labor Law I'm
less Estimates Are Raised.

Washington. Nov IL Peculiar In
crest attaches 10 the encouragement
that the navy department " ready 10
receive bids Tor the two new battle
ships authorized 1T the last session VI
congress. IN view OF the fact that there
Il a decided possibility " NOT a prob-
ability. that there will be no bidders.
January I. 1919. j. the date SCI for
opening bids. aud the department an-
lounces that they viii be received up
o that hour.
Nearly all the private ship building
concerns OF the country have main
aimed heretofore thai The application
oi the S.honf Law 70 baitieship con
,irucilon made Il Impossible for them
TO bid on The vessels. since the re-
cent Interpretation OF the Jaw. under
which the s-hour Nork day provision
Nlil apply 10 all work done either on
The stocks. OF In ihe shops. the New
,ort News ShlphuildinF and Dry Dock
Company. the only builder 10 submit
4 bid when the Texas contract was
awarded. has announced that V VIII
not seek a CONTRACT Tor either OF the
ships this year -
Should, any bids b. received al all.
Il IL believed that they viii provide
for sacrificing some modern improve
mentS planned ;or the vessels 10 brlng
the ships within the appropriation. On
he other hand Il II said the govern
ment's plans provide for some very
material departures IN naval construc.
ton
The tao new vessels will be named
Oklahoma aud Nevada ThoN VIII
have main batteries OF tcu lginch
Guns. and win he nearly sister ships
Of the Wyoming aud Arkansas nov
building. The latter vessels are OF
COCOA tors displacement. bul II IL
understood that The Oklahoma aud
Nevada would be slightly heavier
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

stand ully the Oriental character.
and u Ia aitoEethcr possible that the
Manchurian dynasty around which
the conflict centers. mas have much
to De- said IN its bohalf Iiut butch.
cry win gain Il nothing In thc -.
spvci of the nations. and such scenes
~ we're enacted yesterday IN Nan
KinE vii go further towards scaling
its doom bt cnlistlng the sympathics
of every enlightened nation on IN,
glob, In bchalf ~ The rcvoiutonists,
than anything else couid do.
Tho San KinR massacre may be-
considered distinct victory Tor N.
fevotutionists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

WILL URGE REDUCTION
OF COTTON ACREAGE

Fort Worth. Teex.. Nov. presi-
dent Peer Radford OF the Texas Far
mefh union stated today that they
were preparing 10 name TOE asspls
who are TO 20 among Che warmers .anh
secure their pledges 10 reduce the
cotton acreage next season The Far
users union will have a county repre-
sentative In each COUNT Of tina state
where cotton Is groan aud the bank
ms ana business Interests will also
be represented by different agents.
From pledser that have come 10
them, the officials Of The Fa,nlefs'
Union express this belief there viii be
no trluble In raialng the money neces-
sary to finance the plan Thls II Que
OF The oulcomeH VI The resent conlefe
once held In New Orleans In DIETING
hetter Price TOT Cotton" move nenl.
Governors OF the states IN the cotton
melt, bankers, business men and lhe
cotton ralsers are all interested IN
THIS plan, according 10 the statements
Of Nv nadford
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
TEXAS CAN'T PAY
HER BOUNDARY
COMMISSIONER
Not That She Is Broke. but
Attorney.General Says 1t
Will Require an Appropria =
ton from Legislature.

Austin. Texas. Nov ii--n an
opinion 10 Stato boundary Commits.
siOncr Snm a. scott af Waco yes.
ierdag. Assistant ATTORNEY General
G. =. Mead held that there are ne
funds available a. pay Judge scott
for hts services a. this tim. nnr are
there funds available with witch a.
rcin burse him fur the money he hnf
paid Out To the surveyors aud others
connected with his part, Juag,
Scott was appointed hy Governor cot.
quit under the act 81 1908, thu
United states fsiling up 81 this year
to name a commissioner O. cooper
ate with the Texas commissioner o.
rssurysying aud rsmarking The Tex
as. New Mexico bpundar, When
Governor rolauitt was inaugurated
the matter was taken as and Judg,
scott appointed On IN. part of reNas
". has incurred an expense ~ about
s., 600
air Mead holds that thcrr Is "a
pr.-eNisting law under which ne was
appointed aud artrd and the noNt
Legislature may prop-rl, reimburse
him, but since no money oHn be-
drawn from tho state treasury ~.
reps upon specific ppio 1priuiion. Auc
that appropriations shall not continue
for more than two YEAR, under the
constitution, the old appropriation D.
not available.
II was thought u would not be
necessary Co Inappropriate money I'll
pay Judge scott and his expenses ana
b. acted on that theory. Under his
guidance the state has rcgnined much
land In tho rcsurVrY of thr Tsxas-
New Mexico line and this ia 4 source
of mu3h qualification Ia Governor
Colduitt- u seems little hard that
Judge Scott may not gst his monv,
under theS, circumstance.
4 cupy ~ the opinion has qesn
filed with the comptroller and var
rant ain hardly be- issued under thss,
circumstances
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
fmr IaNroI.N MnMnnlAl..

Evidences Of the collaboration ~ al
traces ~ the sectional bitterness en-.
gcnderod by the CIvii war hive been
too numerous during recent sesrs to
,xciteUomment q, ~ oniy when dls.
oordsnt not. IL sounded. aud some
word u spoken tending To- revive see.
iional hate. that particular attention
II paid To- the fact that We ever had
a Civil war aud among patriotic men
north ana south that attention AL
WAYS takes the form Of "a vigorous
protest against rcviying the animosi.
ties of a struggle long since past.
There was nothing unusual. there.
fore. IN the spectacle of Henry Wat
terron, Confederate soldier ana n
sosihern Democrat Introducing n
HcpublIcsn president of the United
States To- an assembled crowd among
whom we're -pldicrs who had fought
In both armies. gathered to do hom-
aEe to the memory ~ Abraham Tim
WIN w Ahf NfiNf''F N'NfthNlUk wv
Lincoln memorial this week
I'll. nobility and sweetness. 10 well
as the rugsed strength. Of Llncoin's
character are nov fully recognized
by All thoughtful men. regardless 81
their views az &" the meriss of the
mighty conflict 81 which ne was
central figure. The confederat.
soldier Yields not q hi, Of his devo.
ton 10 the lost cause In paying trib.
NJ, to the character 81 Llncolng a.
On. men who wore the blu. sacrifice
nothing OF their adherence. To- the.
principle Tor which they fought in
doing honor ~ the nobility Of char.
acier of Robert y. Lee.
The civil war was gigantic
struggle tor principle. Tough, out by
men on both sides who believed IN
the righteousness of their cause Thia
o. simple truth which IL now gen
crafty recognized by the people Of
the cntlr, country The scenes at
the dedication of the Lincoln mcmors
lal simply emphasize that truth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
n,,,I,s

The fifsi Legislature of New Mex.
30 viii have many important matters
TO CONT before H. bat none NOR,
important than the matter VI inaug-
uraiinE Wise and liberal policy Of
road building for the noe state.
There ran be no politics In this
question. u II one which ,iisry
concerns every citizen ~ New Mcx-
leo. regardless OF his calling 90 sta
lion IN HE ana regardless Of any
possible political views which he may
entertain. The fuiur. prosp.rlt, og
the state depends to very great ex-
tent upon the manner In which our
lawmakers approach the problem Of
prosiding an adequate system of
highways Tor the people.
doe 10 the russed topography Of
nrr mountain territory ana the en-
aineerinr difficulties which are nee.
essarliy incident therein. New Mex
icO has pcrfoire Jagged behind other
states of the Union IN the matter Of
railroad building A very large pro-
portion Of her population lives al "a
distance from any means OF cons
nunication with the outside world by
steam or ogh.r artlficial motive pow
er Roads must be traverred Tor
great distances IN order TO get crops
10 the railroad The better the road
the easter the means Of Transports
ton and the larger the profit to the
farmer
This Of course In elemental. Tho
advantages OF good reads are too OBJ
vious and have been too frequently
demonstrated 10 need any discussion
here. IN New McRico. however, sn
added importance II loaned 10 the
subjcct which does not rxis, In most
states rs reason Of the fact that a.
great international scenic highway
over the most beautiful country
In the world Hes directly across
the state. rroN.countrl automohilc
tours ar. becoming mor. popular
oven day and this fan has seen more
iranscontinenla Journeys of that
character coming through Ncw Mex
sco than any previous rrason. The
Impressions asIned by these tourists
IN travelling through the country an
this manner arr OF the utmost vaiue
90 all Of us. According to the word
they take to others as to the prog
reSs and advancement of our people
a. reflected IN our public improve
mcnx. investors and settlers viii
either b. attracted or driven away
No more valuable rorm OF advcrtls-
ina can be- obtained than good inn
pressionS lcf, upon cross country
tourists passing through the state.
a liberal, progressive policy OF
building up the highways OF New
yfssico should he one of The flrs,
considerations OF the Psw legislature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

the 2l,bl The dlwfr, averages wcrr
~ foilowr No. canadian and
nurtheaHp, BIS drrreos No. (Pe.
cos and isio tirnndr, ig.i degrees.
Nu WESTERN. 300 degrees
Precipitation.
The average for the territory, d.
tormincd from the records 81 res
tutlun- was ale inches. OF LOG
inches above the normal, and 80
r,h'- greater than october. 1919
rI' vr,atrrt monthly amount was
b.Nf mrhes at lIarvcy's Upper
iar,n. and the least 0ii inch at
rtmtay The greatest IN any g.
Eudft vac s.Ns inches at chacon.
cluf,N followed b, 4s ~ Alsmss
rnorh. and Dy ago "a Iemrz spFings
pii on me great duNnpou Of the ith.
ith 'new did not occur Al mac
~ iinug below the central part pf tte
tartuor., set brcaus of the hcsvy
fan in northern counties The average
for thr territory vas 80 inches The
average number of days with eel
inch or mure precipitation was 5.
The district average we're Practical
~ thet of the TERRITORY as a whole
CHAitl.Es y. LtNNEY.
section Director.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
JUAN OLIVIA WAS
|NNEEDOF A BATH
Lacking a Change of Under
wear He swiped a Suit So
That His Cleanliness Might
Be Next to Goodness.

Lee Angeles. Cad. Nov H. when
Juan olivia decided. after LONG med
iiation. thai cl.anhness would con
ducr "a comfort. that cleanliness
could be- attained oniy ~ phlution,
ami that abolition was waste OF IF
fort " IA. could not Replace his s1ilcd
linen with clean mrments his drdue-
lions brought aim into the ciuthes
Of the Jaw
olivia was In Judge Mcs'ormick =
court yesterday q explain VIVA he
had attempted 90 pufloin suit ~
undertaking rom the store Of q
reSourceful Hehrew on Fast First
street. Ills explanation Was brief,
and, 70 his uhnd. conclusive.
- wanted 20 take bath, he
raid
Juan said he needed unserclrthlng
and when he saw suit lirtIcpsls
swayias toward him In che soft
hferzes or East First street. the i'm
piled Invitation 10 take q was too
sironE to resist 4 ierk and ,as gar-
m"nis broke from their fastening a
nuick bundlinr end the suit was un-
der oiiria's arm: hurried glance
and 'ilifia ana the understanding
were spredinr toward the place 81
ihc proposed hath
Juan said he ran hall a block
when hr felt somethlng tugsing az
The stolen souds, and. looking hack
he discovered tr4iliaG behind him e
string forming hne u communica-
ton between himself and The store
~ the muictrd nershsnt. Willis he
hesiiated Ia study oni this neN prob
lem the indicted merchant appeared
AZ MS doorway and cried aloud. 20
much aloud. IN fsnt. that patroi-
man was stirred 20 actlsIty and save
chase.
Olivia NOS captured without an 81
tort. because his curiosity ~ AnOw
more about the stflns oyercsme HI
desire to flee This curiosity WAS
satisfied when he MAS returned q"
the store and learned tho cord wac
part 81 ball nlaccd by thu store
keeper IN clHar box. md was Used
~ preseni thu wind earrylnE aWas
his goods and also ~ a hurslaf
alnrn.
1855.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
THE WEATHER MAN
MAKES SUMMARY
FOR OCTOBER
New Merico Had Plenty OF
Rain, General Temperature
Less Than Normal Except
in Southern Tier.

.seuta Fc. - NJ. No, ~. TIL,
month ~ October. 1871. averaged
| consideraib, below The normal IN
temperature. and much above in pre-.
cipitation. Tho deficiency In temper
allure was general. Win the exception
Of Oh" southern half of Edds aud In
Dona Ana aud southeart l.unneoun-
tee. where sllsht oxcerr occurred.
The deficiency exceeded three de-
grces day IN santa Fe. northern
iuifaN ana northeast flio Arriba
counties ana two degrees u dut in
central san Miguel and Mora. Quad.
alunT. chnYes. B.rnalio and north.
EAST SocoTru counties also south
central Grant wasm weather pro.
vailed 10 the beginning pf the month
and continued to the ith u SECOND
warm period occurred FROM the 10th
To thu 18TH. ana third Of the sith
nnd 2sth. Will" cool periuds occurred
from the 1th To- ath. 10Th to g2d
aud 26th Ia the close oi tn, month
The second was generally the warm
est day snd the 2ir or ED were the
coolest, although the sSth was alsc
e dav that averaged cold. because ~
even cool weather az that time. \
few Of the higher northern stations
had killing frost an the 9Th 5th
or Nth. but generally killing frost did
not occur over the northern counties
until the 18th aud over IA. central
and southern until M. ssd. Swing a
lone season
The precipitation of the month wat
generally Nv excess ~ the normal
except IN the lower Hio grund.. and
we ,""S' 800 N'''' ~ az" AT l'N
Ss",'.''u s."''"'S ~ 'h' ""s'eI"
W "V''"h' '"' 'h' "'I,
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m. ,.t.a r.,,., -, sa,,, =, 49,, sa,,
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,r, n,,,,,nta,ns m ~. t.,n e.. 80,
ana sstl, a. ss,n 49, ~, t,,',,
I.v.Is n ass.,n.sr,a rau,a,,. ana m.
sr,und Was g,n.,ali, har. -, ~,
rin., az m. u,n,h la, An ~. b,.h.r
,nountains ,b.,, .en,st,.d f,,,n !,
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~ .uIch.s
49,,
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"'us" No. """'' ,"' ""''s,"i
80 nv ""''e", p'''o" ,,""' ~
~. :" ~" -" VOC P'a''''a.F WN".
~, V'"uu'n'Hs S".. i W. ~
. ~, p'Il"s ""'" we ~" '" -
"N ""S p'' ''n' ~ '"' ,".'
1850 'u'H.''''. ~, '"s"'"' ~"
lff ''HA ~ '"hAh N's NhtW ANi Wv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

AFR. Carnegie II irrcpressibic. I'm
dauntcd by the con hins;ion OF a
two-rins war circus and suit 10 dis
solv. the steel trust. he checrfiIly
drops $50. ooo. 600 In the hat TO pro.
mote the advancement md diffusion
OF knowledge and understanding
among the people Of the United
states"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

The announcement that Wa Tina
Fang has espoused the cause OF the
rcyolutioniSts Shows that that emit.
ncnt Monaghan learned enough from
his experience Win American poii-
ties 10 appreciate the importance OF
getting on the band wagon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

The establishment % a correspond
ence school ~ Mormonssm h suffl-
Client evidence that the followers OF
Joseph smith are not asleep at ths
switch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

just a. was to nave been expected.
the TURKS complaint Of Italian meth
ods ~ warfare was only hiind "a
conceal from the world his own Ia
nate cussedncrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

There's swell opportunity for the
lyceum bureau that can get M SER
irs Of d.bates on the subject OF srbi.
tration between Andrew Carnegie aud
the colonel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

There l. no concern Ia the United
states that can give or VIII give YOU
better value IN pianos than We can.
That Il our clalm aud we soil pcoplc
who investigate our cluims BEFORE.
they buy elsewhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Aviator Fowler would probably get
TO Sew York quicker ~ ne would use
the hsnd-csr A. means Of trans
porsaiion instead Of place to ny
from.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

The generally accepted theory Inst
lars. bodies move slowly has no app
piicaiion In the case Of President
Tat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

can Il be- that Mr.. rarnegics mu-
nlfioence has any connection With a
desire 10 boost IN, stock OF A. =
Steel?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Don't think that piles can't be carr
cd. Thousands az obstinate eases have
been cured By Doau's Ointment 80
cents at any drug store,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

The dove of peace nov bears =
clos. resemblance 40 the parrot that
had the run.lp with the monkey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

n Mr. McDonald'r majority con.
ilnues to drop ~ the rate Of i.ooo q
day but what's the USE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

rhlna's ihfes-year-old emperor Il
undoubtedly up amins, a mans she
proposition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

rhs italianf have one advantages
over Us. Every day IL Turkey da,
With them nov.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Those Manohurlans al MN kins
cersnlnly oid show mean disposi'
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

To-day Learnard .l4lnltmann 40. en-
ioys The distlncllon 81 aims me oldest
music house IN Nsn Mkslco,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Interior Playvr Pianos. Cecllians
ard Trchneips. i.sarnard. Lindemann
60.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Every woman's heart responds TO
the charm and sweetness II baby :
voice, because nature intended her for
motherhood. But even the loving
nature ct a molli,r shrinks FROM tile
ordeal because such time IL regard
cd AZ a period Of suffering and danger.
Women who use Mothers Friend arc
saved much discomfort and suffering,
and their systems. being thoroughly
prepared By this great rcmcdy' are
IA healthy condition 10 meet the
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend n
recommended only for the relief and
comioTt Of cxpectant mothers II IL in
no sense remedy for various ills.
but its many Yeats Of success, and
the thousands Of endorsements re-
ccivcd from women who have used il
are a guarantee Of the benefit 10 Dc
derived from It's use. This teme,ly
does not accomplish wonders hui sim
ply assists nature "a perfect rs work.
Mothers Friend ailnys nausea. pre-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

rHoNl'r sEnsIoE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

vents caking Of
the breasts. and
in every way
contributes TO
strong. healthy
motherhood. n
Al drug atores
book for expect
EnADIIEdp hEC|
The Press., 1911-11-15
Rock Meadow.

Herbert Heck of Mouson was at home over Sunday.
 RalpA Bradway recently visited his aunt in Holyoke and bis brother In Northampton, Mass.
 Mrs. Myron Heck has a crimson rambler rose bush that has been in constant bloom all the fall, contain ing several punches of blossoms at a time.
 Rock Meadow school closed it's fall term last Saturday, two weeks earl CT than usual on account of the necessity of painting the schoolhouse before winter set in. r.
 Two farmers in this vicinity have been very sue ,essful with their crops this year. George Heck has raised $50 bushels of c1rp. and George Brad way has raised 344 bushels of pota- toes. At the pro sent prices of meal it would be we'll for farmers to raise more corn. .ss.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Heck have re- turned from their wedding trip, and about 25 of thu ir neighhors and friends gave them a serenade party last week Monday evening. which was complete surprise to the bride and groom. On account of the rainy even. ing not so many were present es ex, pected, but all had very nice time. Refreshments were served A most excellent brides cake was served by the bride. Samples of the bride s cake was sent out among their friends that were not present They are liv- ing for the present with his parents, MT. and Mrs. .Myron Heck.
The Press., 1911-11-15
MANSFIELD.

Mrs. Mary Jane Clark, aged 79 years, died at the home of MT. and Mrs. R W Gardiner. near SD ing Hill, on Thursday, where she had made her home the past two years. Mrs. Clark was 8 nat va of Mansfield and leaves no near relatives. The funeral W as he Id Saturday, burial in the cemetery at Phoenixville. ..:~
 Cynthia E., the eight, year. old daughter Of Robert E. and Alice (James) stearns, died late Monday evening at the home of her parents, Chestnut hill, of diphtheria. The girl had been i'll but a short tune. The death comes as severe shc ok to the bsreaved family and to many friends The burial was in the Mans- field Center cemetery. She was the oldeFt of three children.
 John Kramer was arrested Monday near the Willlmantio line by State Policeman W E. Jacks1n The charge against Kramer was thu fs. He stols a quantity of husked c>rn thnt was in fell owned by Louis Oupder. son. Kra ner wal t. ksn b, fore Justice of the Peace Geo,ge H Allen of Mans fl l l Monday afternoon and given a hearing at 3 80 c'ock He was found gu ltv and was fl led $3 and sentenced to 60 days in the to1nty jail, bat WAS placed on probation in charge of Firt Sell ctman George H Andrews of Mansf1ell Kra ner has been arrested in Willimanti3 for the theft of bioyele.
 Mansfield Depot.
 Mrs F. E. Johnson is ent ,r taining Miss L G. Du,nham few days
 Wm. Stedmau an1 family of Hs1t- ford called -,ol Mrs. G ". Stedman Saturday '
 Wm. Harper of Barre. Mas, was in this place calling on his ol neigh bors last week. .s
 Mrs. Stzdman and Miss Lizzie Dun- ham were guests of Mrs. stedman's laughter in Slring1el last w elk
 The youngspe p'e's meeting s 1uday evening. led by Mrs McOoll m, was very interesting Topi,. 1T ntemper- anoe.''
The Press., 1911-11-15
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 John Warren, who has been in prison longer than any man now con- fined in this country. has petitioned the board of pardons to be set free. This makes the seventh time shat Warren has petitioned. Warren was committed to the prison on Deoem Der IA, 1859, for life for the murder of his wife in 'Willington. He is 73 years old now, and by the time the board of pardons meets he will have been in prison over 52 years. He was 21 years old when he was committed to the prison. <Frank Stachurs, sen tenced on September ?. 1909, for from one to four years, for theft from the person in Filing ton, has also pe- titinned fer pardon ',,.. .'