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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-11-24
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court of Cassia County,
State of Idaho.
In the matter Of the Estate of William
{ Martindale, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the Estate of William
c. Martindale, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned on the 2Ist day Of
August, 1911, by the Probate Court of
Cassia County.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required TO exhibit them to
me for allowance, at Oakley, Cassia
county, Idaho, within ten months after the
date of this notice, or they shall be- forever
barred.
Dated this I4th day of October, 1911.
w. A. MARTINDALE,
Ma Administrator
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-11-24
THANKSGIVING.

in the year for all that he has
received and for all that he
liz.
Like orr Plymouth fathers
we have occasion to rejoice,
not for our safe arrival on go
great a land, but for the con-
tinued safety and protection
thrown about us by the giver
Of all good, who has so grac-
iously provided for our daily
wants and which. of itself is
a manifestation of His divine
approval of our acts, collect
lively and individually.
Our respected President
VIM. H Taft, has in his pro-
clamation to the american
people called attention to the
many bounteous blessings aft
orded this nation in the splen-
did yield OF crops during the
year, the wealth of our mines
and the employment supplied
by the magnitude CT our ind
ustries, all of which are gifts
of no small Importance, and
i'll addition to these very essen
tial necessities we have shared
in almost unlimited and I'M
precedented opportunities for
self Improvement in the educ,
atiOnal activities Of the world.
Our great school System is
furnishing means of develOpe-
ment for our children that is
snatching from a miserable
eXistance millions of honest
souls and placing them on an
independent footing where
ignorance will scarcely be
known.
Light and knowledge has
come to men and women in all
stations of life that has moved
them steadily onward in their
professlC lis, forming a massive
concourse of people marching
to perfection.
One integral part yet silent
force that has aided very mat
erially in this great advance
nent along educational lines
is that OF peace.
1t has spread irrespective of
color or creed over all and has
settled the minds of millions
upon subjects most beneficial
to those who seek their depth.
War with its exciting and
horrible pictures has not at
tracted our attention nor pre-
vented progress in active pur-
suits. The way has been
clear and our steps onward.
For these great gifts we truly
should give thanks to the
power above and so long as
the American people as a
whole observe strictly the laws
of freedom and morality,
guarding sacredly the rights
of their fellowmen. sustaining
by their word and actions the
laws and the officers thereof,
thatprovide freedom and pro-
lection to us, will we be pro-
vided with a continuation of
light and truth and all that
tends to happiness, prosperity
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-11-24
AcadenyNo

Total Number of Students is
now 1853.
Miss Ethel Hale has been forced
to remain away from school a
few days. on account of illness.
Preparations are now being
made for the installation of
Shower Baths in the Gymnasium
Wallace Webb is confined with
very serious case ofappendicitis
We hope for an immediate re-
covery.
A very enjoyable program was
rendered by the Student BODY
Monday morning. Parents are
always welcome to attend these
Exercises given the first of every
week.
The rub" Basket Ball Game
between the C.S.A. and O.A.A.
was an easy victory for the
School. Score 43-6.
C.S.A. Lineup. O.A.A.
Mcbride r. A. Dahlquist
Hawkins LIZ. Openshaw
Ha Ia L TIL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
RECIPROCITY BILL
WILL Be PASSED
DESPITE BROKEN
PARTY LINES
Penrose Says Alliance of In
surgents and Democrats Is
a Rope of Sand and Can NJ.
Last Very Long.
SESSION LIKELY TO
BE LONG DRAWN OUT

Washington. lune - -Chairnan
f"n,ose of The senate committee on
finance said today thai the Canadian
reciprocity bill will not tail by reason
of tho now coalition between insuf.
sent Republicans and Democrats,
which placed the regular Republicans
IN the minority Speaking of that
coalition he said.
~ is a rope of sand and II will
nof hold The performance ul the
Insurgents aud Democrats on Wed.
nosday was effective T0r the time.
hat the differences between the two
elements are so radical that the con.
binaiion viii moi continue. and II the
purpose of II was 10 dcfeai Canadian
reciprocity It will faii.
with the tariff quos ion dumped
inio The senate In connection with
reciprocity. delay Is to ho expected,
hut IN IN" end reciprocity will 90
through and IL then win remain "a be-
seen what shall be done with the
tarim bill Euw before the senate and
those set 10 be- presented
The outlook In the senate g. for a
long and somewhat drcary period of
debate. with no visible prospects of
relio' Under prcsenl conditicns,
with no pariy in control and no lead
crship recognized, no one can say IN
advance what is going 10 happen
Even Democrats and insurgcni1
agree tha, the probability are favor
able Ia iha success OF the reciprocity
bill. and majority OF the Democrats
are nov unquostionahly opposed 20
any amendment OF il, There Is a bare
possibility of agreeing on the La Fol
letto. to.Bristow.Cummins tari1 amend
monts hil In the fare 0i the certainty
that the president viii take q positive
position against all amendments II Is
oXlremeh do, btlul whelhe' any rider
can he placed upon tie biii
The senate aereed today 20 vote
mex Monday on the Root amendmenl
TO the wood Dulp and paper schedule
of Tho Canadian rgciprOcsry hill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
ILLINOIS WATER
WAY BILL GOES
TO DEFEAT
RiotOus Scenes Follow An.
nOuncement of Vote Which
Failed to Get Through by
Small Margin.
,n, Evening iI~raid \. y. Leased wirc)

Springfield, III. June ~. Speaker
Adkins Wiclded tho gavcl to the de-
feat Of the administration waterway
bill ~ th" house today. Riotous
scenes followed. but the hack m a
floor leader Kept the waterways adj
hercnts from overriding the speaker =
ruling
tn, records show that the bin was
defeated by vote of 80 ayes tu 80
uuye. Representative L"aNitt an
uuuncod tha' b, voted ia thc affirm
atiN- hut ho is recorded against thr
measure
Representative ". T. Anderson in
sls,s thni De- voted IN th, affirmative
but b. not 500 recorded. These t""
votes Wopid have given thc bil the
constitutional majority "i g. votes
.ucc,-sait 90 IIs udssag,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
TURKISH SOLDIERS
HACKED TO PIECES
W|IHOACCERSbY
REBEL FORCE
A Thousand Troopers Were
Killed and Large Number
Wounded; Warships Made
Mistake in Shelling.
HAND TO HAND FIGHT
WAS FINAL RESULT

t0s CVeMoWg Herald 4, q. Leased Wire }
H"dcidah. Via Adeu. juno ga
Rebels m great force today surprised
lnd cut up Turkish column conn
nanded by Mnhomod All pasna out.
side 9hccsnn. town un tho Red sea
about 100 miles north of Hodoidah.
"a thousand Turkish soldiers were
killed Mahomod MI pasha D. miss
inp.
Tho nghting VAS so desperate and
gt such quarters that 50p Turkish
fugitiycs are suffering from dagger
wounds Tho survivors fled In dis
order To Ghccsan pursued hy tho
rebels
Tho Turkish gunboat S,eubb.. in
tending Ia shell the Arabs. sheiicd
Ghccsan instead. killing or wounding
s"vcrai hundr IDS of the soldiers.
Thc rebcls captured four big guns
two Maxims. two thousand rifles and
"a quantity of ammunition ana ultn.
matoly retired.
Ghccsan. near which tho robcllious
Arabs routed The Turkish troops. is q,
seaport uf the Turkish vilayet ot yc-
men ia southwestern Arabia. yemen
- q mountainous district whose pco-
pie arr engaged chiefly IN stock rais-
Ing ana who are almost continuously
In rcVcl, against Turkish authority
To uho north Is the vilaNct of Asit
or Assyr. the capital of which. abba,
was recently captured by reheiiious
Arabs who made prisoners "f the
Turkish garrison. composed of 5000
mon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
GOVERNOR PURSUES
4 CONVICT WHO
VIOLATED HIS
PAROLE
Executive of Oregon Who Has
Taken Great Interest in Re
forming Inmates of Peni.
tertiary Heads Posses.
PRISONERS SEND HIM
LETTER OF APOLOGY


Corvallis. ore. Junc %. The cap
ut, 1I felony convict, highway
tplb,r and general bad man by q
pD.-d beaded boy the governor oi "a
state. WHO fclt morally bound to re-
uko the prisoner because oi mis-
placed confidence. concluded a chase
which ended IN The apprehension of
Jo.s Hall near Blodgott. late lcstcr.
dJt
Governor oswald west, oi this
siJte has taNCu great interest ia TIA,
reformation uf criminals uud recently
established the custom OF taking the
parole ot pcnitcntiary conNicts and
estbiug them HE ordinary workmen.
scldng them out To- do road work
The plan worked wen until few
days tgo wlrn Jess Hail. in prison
Tor highway robbery broke his parole
and took French leave. Halls fell
loW companions IN a lcttrr tn the
governor. apolopiz"d for Hairs act
Jud bogg,d the governor not 20 dis
ard the scheme without further trial
Jesus was betrayed. the aIcr
read "b, Judt. iscaript one of the
apostles. hut tlc entire twelve were
not condemned bcHausr of his act
Governor West iool, the lcadorshi p
uf one of ia. posses searching tDi
Hat Att'r an AL d,N pursuit FucT-
day D., ran upuu Hall peacefully
asleep stlongsidr a well Travelled
.o.,d. IN, bad man was captured be-
COR hc was UirN awake
1och 90 Salcm Nh, nc nad nroken
his parole, Hal replied
II wanted tn scr mN old mothc3
and tNcnj, years was long time
To- wait
HALLS mother lives at Waldport
bs gun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Accompanied By Queen, New
Monarch of Britain Drives
About Great City With Ca.
vacades of Troopers.
INDIANS BRILLIANT
IN SILKEN UNIFORMS
Despite Drizzling Rain, Thou.
sands of Lesser Persons
Stand About Streets and
Cheer Loudly.

IN, EvestnG herasd 4. T.. o~sseA Wosep
London June %. king Gcorg" ANA
Queen Mary today showed h,msclvcs
Ia thu masses as distinct from tho
more favored classes who were able to
1htain uccrss to the circumscrihc'i
area ot Yesterdays pageant.
Today uruc, s~inn was un m even
yrundrf scale than that of IA" coro-
nation. IN, route wns more extend
ed. including circuit ot som. of the
most pupuious districts Of the capital.
IN. crowd- that looked on were cor
respondinply greater aud their majos-
ties were accompanied hN iarg"
escort,
Between tines of cheering thousands
the royal pariy made stately prog
ress from Buckingham palace hN way
of Constitution nhl. Piccadilly Tfai.
algar square. through the city. over
London hridgc. 10y Borough road anT
Westminster bridge thus making a
complete circuit
The pageant included four full
aauadrons oi cavalry. rrpr'scntiug al
branches 20 tnat aru ot til" HesNie"
-iIfr guards drag"ons hussars ana
.ancors. each accompanied boy Us own
hnnd and 81 section of h"rs" WtiilcrN
Those wore followed bN all thc na
tal nnd military aides -dc-ragP nn
outv Mo war oifice start drpuinti"ns
90 foreign officers tho ruNal suIt'
tho members of thv royal ianlN and
"a, forcigu princes aud 'Ac c"l"uiH
and Indian escorts. Wh" immediately
prrp.d3f the stat. carriage.
In IN, ro,al cquipag' with thc Mup
and queen rode Field Marshal kitch'
,nor aud tho hearor oi The royal stan
dare. Th, ro>H escort brought 900
IN, rear
Sonts Tor many thousands had hDor
erected along the long route and tn,
nr.sross of the king and queen wa'
indeed "a rotni one. Everywhere thcs
received an uproarious "olcomc IRON
tho visitors in the hotels. from tbs
stands ~ picc0dl'ly Traialgar square
and the strand. from tn" business
men ~ London proper, who nae
brought their Wives and children t'
tho cts for this day ana again IRON
their maicstlcs' humber subl"e u
south ~ the river.
For picturesqucncss the Indian see
tion coGld not be eNc'llcd anywhcr'
in The world. The Indian cavalry ~
the most Gorgeous siikcn uniforms
ana turbans. wearing medals won ~
,h, field of battle, preceded the car
riag.s in which We're ,he ruling IN
dian princes aud po,ontaies. The l"g'
ter were fairly weighted down VIII
JcwcIs oi enormous value. Their cos
TUNES, including turoans ana tunes
\ w.r. of every Imaginable hue Th"l
received n hearty roco ption at whir'
they were yisibly pleased.
\ drzyling rain foll as the r"Na
carriag. drawn by eight cream -colofc'
st.ods slowly camo up tons'luti"i
nm. hut IL did not dnmp"n the On
,husinsm of the crowds, who "rr'
there To- give the soyercigns their hrs
welcome since coronation day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Secretaries of Fourteen Retail
Associations Held BY Grand
Jury for Violations of the
Sherman Antitrust Law.
COMPETITION WAS
STIFLED IS ALLEGED
Intent Was to Absolutely Stop
Sale BY Wholesalers to the
Consumers By Means of a
Well Kept Blacklist.


Chicago. June %. The sccretarics
of fourteen retail Lumber dealers as
sociations. comprising the Lumh"r
Secretaries liuroau OF Information
ana rrpr,scntinp dealers orgnniza
tions trum prnusfiVa tG the Pa
citic. were Indicted by special Unit
cd states grand jury today for .d-
legged violation ot thu sherman an,i-
trust act.
Three secretaries In the organiNa.
ton received Immunity tor t"s'il, iug
before the grand jury.
Each indictment b. ia TWO counts
The FIRST charges conspiracy among
the retail lumber dealers 10 interior,
with and restrain trade between man
utacturers ana Wholesalers ana tHr
consumers.
The second count charges cun-
spiracy To- suppress and eliminate th,
competition that should exist between
the Wholesalers tnd retailers ana the
consumers.
Those indicted W,rc.
Arthur l.. Holmes. Detroit. Serrt-
turN of thc Michigan Lumber Dealers
association aud editor of trasl, pa-
per
george T. sweet. seSetarN Of the
MichigHn association.
William g. Hollis MINNEAPOLIS. sec
retary OF the Northwestern Lumbci-
| mems aHsociatiun
Harry g. Gorsuch. kansas CItS. sec-
rctari oi the Southwestern LumYeI
association.
Bert Critchncld, Lincoln. Neb,. sec
4 a.
crs' association.
Il. T. Han. secretary ot the Ne
! brasl(a association.
| Harry : Scearcc. Moorrsvllc. md
secretary of tn, indiana Lumber Deat
4 crs association.
~ n u"mcuwaN Denver, Colo.
sccrctary ut ia, Colorado aud Wyo
ming association
| Louis T. Holman. also sccrctar! %
the Colorado anG WNominc associa
ton
| u = Adams. 'hih,o,h". -. sec
rotatg ,t the Union Association ("
Lumber Dealers and oi the Onto A
sociattou oi Retail Lumber Dealers
| y y. Hayward. columbus %. ais
secretary Of the ohio association.
| A. J.. Porter spokane, Wash, soc
rctary of the Western Retail LuW
bcrmru's association
Il T. Branstor1 Union city, Tenn
secretary 0f TN, tctau Lumhermer
association.
a g. Fighter, pi,tsbWg, Pa. LIN
her Dealers Association al Pcnnsyl
yanla
The ann of the alleged conspiracN
laccordiug To- tho indictment was 1n
To maintain prices nor To- prevent 'otu
petition between the retail d". lers
but tO pat q complete stpp tG thr ~
rect sale ot lumh"r hN whnlcsal 8
the consumer.
Power. IT h charged, was cxcrciSe'
hy means of an alleged blacklist IA.
to have been maintained hy the 4c'rc
;ary's bureau.
/ Documentary evidence vNainiua' f.
the grand lurN showed thr names .
over TOO large wholesalers in vari
ous parts of the country whp Wor
said tu have been on the so-gdilo
blacklist
The Indictments were returned afte
J six weeks OF INVESTIGATION Day spo
al grand jury imran,lcd hy Unite
states District Judge Lands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
He Says That Mrs. Springer
Loves Her Husband Devot-
edly and Then Suddenly
Gives Vent to His Feelings
HE BELIEVED Won PHUL
WAS DRAWING PISTOL
Prominent Denver Society
Woman Is Placed on Stand
Before Noon; Prosecution
Completes It's Testimony.

VsSVobo2 bseSoUO y. v. beooeO vvbFeb
Denver. Colo, Jane 20 - Mrs. John
, W Springer tooa the stand shortly
before noon today In the trial of
Frank " ilcnwood. charged with the
:. Louis Won Phul ~ the Brown Pal
ace hotel a month ago.
The only other witness this morn
ing had been George " Russell the
bark."prr wao had been recalled. and
| who testified that Won Puhi was fac
iny ii"nWpod when the latter arcd at
him
The prosecution completed It's ovi-
drncc in Unexpectedly short tim' yes
t'rday Afternoon. bu, The defense is
expected tn consume good part Of
the time today IN the examination u;
Mr.. springer. in an cnort 10 prove
that 10 was in shielding Mrs. Epringor
from Won Phul's unwelcomo attcn-
tions that Hcuwood incurred Won
Phuls fnmity. thus leading up 90 the
light which resulted IA the shooting
Mrs Springer WAS on the stand hut
Il few minutes when she was excused
In order that tho defendant. Hem
v o"d might nist testify. ilenWood
| then proceeded to ten oi tha events
IN thr bnrroom at tho Brown palace
hntrl preceding thc shooting
- wus Ia the bar ROOM said the
witness. when Won phul came in
vita som, friends and stood at the
Eaf Later. hc changed his position
ANA gnt clnsc tp mo. ! stepped W
To- him and snii
Won't YOU reconsider what YOU
said yesterday
y am yoiug upsta,rs.' replied Won
/ phul "aud pul that gray n Idod -
out of bed tnd show him VINO .. mas
tcr here. bur lu get You first
Ntl thnt uccu ding Co the witness.
/ Won Pnu Knocked HcnWood down.
Tho htt'f Thought Won PhG was
reaching fur revolver. h, testified.
ond drc0 his own ami began Hrine
R,rlY'ue to the question why ho
thoueht Won Phul carried . roNot,r
ponwuod proceeded to- relate tho
/ events occurring IN the afternoon ut
"a downtown department store IT.
| had an appointment ne said. with
Won Phul at i.3u o'clock. in an, lat
| Tors room. but Won phul WAS not
there. Instead Ne found Won Phui
Mrs. springer and the latter mother
J In the store
H. accostod Mrs. Springer saying
| Isabelle YOU are not doing a~ ypu
promised IN this matter. You came
down here To- meet this man when
YOU promised mo faithfully you would
never see him again"
| Then Won Phul approached, accord
| ing 10 th" witness. and denounced
| the latter as an cavcsdroppcr.
! I've got notion To spin YOU all
over this place" Won Phu said.
| Finally tho party returned To IN,
hotel, ana On the way back accord.
ing to the witness. Won Phul abused
him ia the most vile terms
After tcstifying Ia his sine, r,
frlc nifhlp for the Springer and ~
threats by Won phul to send to Nj
springer letters written ny Mrs
| springer 10 Won Phul. the witness As-
serted that Mrs. Springer 'worshippcd
her husband
Al this period the witness brok,
down and cried bitterly
Judge Whtford then ordered re.
cess
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
MILDRED BRIDGES
DEFENDS SEE
She is Calm and Self Compos.
ed and Answered Questions
Promptly and Precisely !;
Parents Were Negligent.

tWs Esewtsx Herald A y. A.rssrd Wtrrp
Chicago. June 20 Mildred Bridges
esumcd her testimony today In the
trial OF EVELYN Arthur See, head ~
the Absolute Life cult. who Is
charged with abduction
Miss Bridges appeared more com
posed Than on previous DAYS ol the
trial and replied To questions In short,
crisp sentences She was garbed In
10 simple white irock and white hat
and seemed 40 be the coolest person
IN the crowded cou'f room.
Counsel for See examined Miss
Bridges with a Wow 10 bringing oui
that her father had shown little con
cern for her N times and thai while
Mr. bridges was on a trip 10 the Pa
clhc coast he had neglected his
daughter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
|Qu|QuE SWEPT BY
SEVERE STORM
High Temperature. Rain and
Wind Cause Terrible Dam
Age to Shipping While Re-
ports May ne Worse.

'WN TsNrN1nE ITrfNId :, =. IrnsrN " ifrI
iqniqur. june ga tornado. ac-
rompanicd uN rain and hiEh tom.
p,ratur". struck the place today A
hundred loaded lighters Nvr, sunk ia
The harbor and ships were stripped
pf th'ir masis.
In IN" city roofs were blown from
some buildings \ panic was caused
ana many persons were injured Baiu
farrlA falls here.
The Italian ship cavalicrc Ctampa
was sunk Telegraph poles 1orc torn
down. II is feared that considcra bic
damage has been con, AT the nitrate
fields in the Interior.
Tho hast tornado preceding this was
experienced IN 1891
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
CAMERON ASKS THAT
RECALL BE GUY OUT
~, I,.uing ucraid \. y, Leas~i " ireb

NasUinEiOn, Jun' -dI-UtI'HHI'
Cameron of Arizona today requested
IA, senate com n'lfrc on territories
20 amend the Arizona constitution by
eliminating the provision for the re-.
call of Judges He based his requcst
on the opposition 81 the president ia
mis- feature oi the constitution, and
said he fcatod It's retention ultimately
would defeat statehood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
WARRANTS ISSUED
FOR LYMCHERS
Four Men Suspected Of Aiding
in Hanging Of Mexican
Youth Are to Be Arrested
OIL Serious Charge.
~, Ev~nimr nrrm'a \. q. Leased Wire,

Cameron. TcN.. June 23.--W Warrants
have been issued for four persons ssis-
pectcd of having participated In the
NucHing of Mexican hoy at Thorn
dale, near here, several days ago.
More warrants lr. probable. Thr
names Of the suspects have not been
mIdr public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
SEAMEN'S STRIKE ENDS
BY FINAL COMPROMISE
tmpioNrs - white star Lines \c'rpi
1rrm~ az 'ompan, aud WI, re
turu tn NorL N'ihout Further De
ia


SOUTHAMPTON, June e3 The strike
OF scamrn Witch has Iorioush incon-
.vnt"ncrd many shipping lines, was
ended iudnv whon the rnplnyrs oi
tho Nhit, star iinc accepted IN"
terms Of the company and returned
lo work The other lines had already
compromised with the strikers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
WOMEN CONDUCT SUNDAY
SCHOOL PROGRAM TODAY
Principal Addresses ~ san Francisco
t'no,cntioN Arc Made u, Fair seq.
~, E,~n,us m-rm,a A. q. L-ss.a Wire,


san Francisco, Jun" 20 Women
delivered the principal addresses al
the morning session of the lnterna- :
llonal sunday school convention.
winch was given over tn the begin
ners. primary and Junior departments
The report ut the elementary de
parim"nt was presented lay Mrs. Mary
Foster ErNnrr az chicago. lnierna-
iionni clom'ntary superintendent Ad-
dresses on subjects involving the ele-
mcntaiy classes wrr. made hN Mrs.
Maud Junkin baldwin al phiiadelp-
phia. Mrs, !. w. Barnes, Newark, y.
j. Miss NJ. i'rockawaN. Los Angeles. !.
Miss Helen Plank Winnipcg, Man;
Mlss Phoebe \ Curtiss, "lumbus,
-, ami Mrs. \. \. l.amoroauN, cut
cago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
BEHIND HIS SCHEDULE
Yacht Na,iiowcr L. conveying EN-
Work Ia IRil River.
~, E,rnI.g mrrnla A. y. Less.a Wire,

New port u. l.. June %, The pres
ldcntial Yacht Mayflower bearing
President Taft and party from New
Work I" Fall River pusscd Newport
~ - m. today. ahou, one hour and
4 hair behind schedule time The
Mavflnwer was expected Ia reach
Fall River abnut r. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
HOT WEATHER IS
CAUSE OF DEATH
Three Perish in Chicago From
Humidity and Score or More
Were Frustrated By Temp.
ature of 95 Degrees.

Chicago June 20 Three person.
died and score were Frustrated hero
today ns u result ot tho hot weather.
although the government thermomo-
ter registered traction under 81
degrees at noon. Fhc suffering was
due in the main To- cXcessiyc humid.
ny.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
SANTA fE LOSES
R0UNOHOUSE At
bARSTOW
Big Building. Store Room and
Foreman's Office and Six.
teen Locomotives Destroyed
BY Fire This Morning.


BnrttoW. 'alif., june 23.--Thr big
fram" builu,ng hnusine the santa pc
roundhons., store house and fore
mau's office burned at o'clock this
morning. sixteen locomotives were
reduced to junk and the loss 10 es,l.
mated at S400 .000