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The state herald., 1912-05-03

SUMMONS.
State Of Colorado
| County Of Phillips
In the District'eourt
Grant Smith plaintiff vs. L Randall and A
Eaton defendants
The people Of the Slate of Colorado
ToA L Randall and r A Eaton the defendant,
above named greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the district court of Phillips county State OF
Colorado and answer the complaint therein with
in twenty DAYS after the service hereof II served
within this oounty'or II served out Of this county
or by publication within thirty days after the ser.
Vice hereof exclusive Of the day of service or udg
ment by default will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint. And n copy
Of the complaint in the above entitled action be
not served with this summons or u the service
hereof be made out Of this state then ten days ad
ditional to the time her-nbefor- specified for ap-
pcaranee and answer will be allowed before the
taking Of judgment by default aforesaid
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment In
the sum Of Ave hundred dollars with interest at
the rate of per cent per annum from the II. day
Of February A ID 1910 upon express promise to
pay the plaintiff upon sale Of the east half Of the
south west quarter Of section ak and lots II and 70
Of section 81. all in township eight north Of range
forty six west of thee pm in Phillips county colo
RADIO
Aswill more fully appear from.the complaint In
aid action to which r-ferri,cs ia here made
And you arc hereby notified that u you fail to
appear and To answer the aid complaint As above
required the said plaintiff vi take default and
Judgment As prayed wa
Given under my hand and ~ seal of tho dis.
triet court at Hoyoke Colo ihsaid county this II
day Of Jan A ID 1912 w q Holland
s,aD Clerk Of District cour, Phillips co.coio
First pub Mar
The state herald., 1912-05-03
NOTICE

Parties having final proof notices will
receive sample copy of this paper and
should carefully inspect the advertise
ment for errors of names or land de-
scription, promptly reporting any error
to this office and to the Land Office at
Sterling, Colorado. for correction.
The state herald., 1912-05-03
First Presbyterian Church.
N. DALENBuRG, tPAsTOR

N. DALENBuRG, .sPAsToR.
Hours Of Ser vices:
Sabbath School and Bible Glass a
1890 a. m.
Endeavor ut 1880 p. m.
Midweek prayer service "wednesday
$50.
Junior Endeavor 8 30 pm.
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and $3.50 pm
Subjects:
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Hasn't it occurred to you
already hatEscheunemann's
store always carries the mos,
complete line Of the most up.
to-date goods in town? and
that the prices are always
very reasonable?
The state herald., 1912-05-03
Helps a Judge IN Bad Fix

Justice Eli Cherry, of ellis Mills,
Tenn, was plainly worried. A bad sore
on his leg had bafiled several doctors
and long resisted all remedies. II
thought it was cancer" he wrote.
AT last used Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and was completely cured" Cures
burns, boils, ulcer, cuts, bruises and
piles. 25c at Big Brick Drug Store.
The state herald., 1912-05-03
Holyoke People Should
try this.

=. NJ. Smith. druggist states that
any one who has constipation sour
stomach. or gas on the stomach should
try simple buck,horn bark. glycerinc'
e,,.. s compounded in Adlcr-i'ha' the
new German Appendicitis remedy. A
single dose brings relief alnos, instant.
~ and liolyoke people are surprised
how quickly Il helps This simple REM
sdy an,ipcptleires the digestive organs
and draws of the impurities. Y. NJ.
Smith. druggist.
The state herald., 1912-05-03
N. Z. CHURCH.

Divine service morning and evening
on Sunday at II 80 a. m. and 800 p. my
Sunday School Mt 1850 a. MI
Epworth League at 100 p. m.
The Juniors will meet at ; p. m.
Remember the church prayer meeting
on Wednesday at 800 p. m.
The choir practice on Friday at
$50 p. m.
Special singing. All cordially INVITED
A special invitation to.our Bible class
at 1890 II. m. Sunday.
Morning hymns n. 5i5. 62i.
Special music by choir.
Sermon Following Christ
Evening Hymns 2s3, SOi. 2bL
Special music by the choir.
Sermon-The Yoke Of Christ.
W. ID. WALLER.
The state herald., 1912-05-03
Bring in your orders Tor Job work.
For Sale.

l have some good, fresh mich cows
for sale. j. w. Webermeier. is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

on the way to the auditofiunn His
attention was then called to hole IN
his oNcrcoat and he found that his
shirt was soaked with blood. He I'M
sisted mat he WaS not hurt badly A
superficial examination Of the wound
was made when he reached The au-
ditorium. and three physicians
agreed that he was in no immediate
danger
IN spite Of tue cnlrcal,cs of physi-
cians, Colonel Roosevelt Insisted upon
delivering his address.
II Will make his speech or die. ."
one Of the other he declared.
Henry r. Cochems, ono OF the WIS
consin progressive leaders, told thc
great crowd winch had assembled in
The auditorium that Colonel l,oosc-
welt had been shot ana asked the poo
pie to lac calm. The crowd was thrown
almost into a panic by the announce
mont, but Colonel Roosevelt calncd
them by rising and assuring them that
ne was not badly hurt. Then be began
his address Several times he seemed
to he growing weak. ana members oc
his party rose to help him. He mo-
toned them to t down
Let me alone. I'm ul right" hc
said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

u, Morning Journal special Leased Wire.
Milwaukee, Wis, oct li.-Iheo-
dprc Roosevelt was shot IN the breast
here tonight by an unknown assassin.
The extent OF his injury is unknoM H.
With Il bullet IN his body. Colonel
Roosevelt went to the auditorium 1"
make hrs speech. He refused to per
NIT PHYSICIANS to examine the Wopnd
until he had finished his address.
At $40 O'Clock ne was still speak
lns, although he was weak from loss
oi blood.
colonel Roosevelts physician re-
fused to express an opinion whether
'hc coloneis injury was serious until
ne had examined the wound.
The attack was made on colonel
Roosevelt as he was lea wing the Gill
patrick hotel for the auditorium To
make a speech.
The colonel went on to the hail and
n'san his speech, after he had seen
IN" assassin arrested and started for
The police station.
Henry +. Cochems seized the as
s"Ssin and held him until policemen
'ane up 4 mob sursed around the
man. VIII" apparently is a radical on
"ie subject Of koos.veif's running for
'nHth-f term as president
ne assassin. who is small If stat
'''. admitted firing the shot and said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

I Roosevelt, a young cousin Mr. COeh
ems, Mr Martin ana Captain Gifard
The crowd pressed close about thi
colonel and gave ~ cheer as he mp.
pearcd. Ns the partY reached the du-
tomohilc Colonel EuoSrNtlt's com.
panions stood aside and hc stepped
ltto the car.
Martin entered directly behind him
aud sat on the further side of the
car
Colonel Roosevelt stood ~. w4Ying
his hat IA answer 70 the cheers OF
the crowd. The assassin was standiEg
IN the crowd a few feet from the i.ii-
tomobilc. lie pushed his way 10 the
side of the car and raising his gan.
fred
Martin caught the cash d, no w.
NplNer as the shot was fired ana ledp-
ed over the ear second after the
+ bullet sped on it's way. Colonel lsuasc-
I welt barely moved as ahe shot was
tired. Before the crowd NnNN what
had happened, Martin, win, IL six feet
tan and a former football pIaNns, had
landed suuarelN On the assais slils
shoulders and borne him to the
ground. He threw his right arm li,,Ht
the mans neck with a deathlilla grip
aud with the left arm, S i1cd lie l. ma
chat held the icNulver.
In another second he had disatmcd
him.
Colonel Roosevelt stood calmly
looking On. as thnnsh no,hing mad
happened, M}Nin prkCd tir man ~
as though ne w'r" a cEinl ald cairi n
HIM the few Feet which scpara ~
them from ihr ear, ainoYl 10 the siec !
Of the colonel
Here he IS. s1ll Martin, "loo< At
him, colonel"
AN this happened within u fcw see
nnds and Colonel l,uuscNelt stood gaz-
ing rather curiuWslN At The nlau WRp
had attempted his life before The :
stunned crowd fralized what was go !,
ing on Then a hnWl Of rage went up.
Lynch him. Kill him, cried hum
dred men. The crowd pressed in on
the man ana AIR Martin and Captain
t;irard. who had followed Martin over
the side Of the automobile, were
caught With thrir prisoner In the
midst of struggling throng of mad
denrd men II seemed for the mo-
ncnt that the assassin would be torn
to pieces y the infuriated crowd ana
It was Colonel Roosevelt himself. who
nterfered in behalf Of the man. He
raised his hand and motioncd impef-
ouslN to the crowd To fail back
stop, stop. ho cried stand
1ack, don't hurt him
The crowd AZ firs, was not disposed
o heed his words but at length fell
lack ana permitted Martin and cap
ain Girard 10 carry the man into the {
iotcl After q short struggle The ass
iassin gave up ana was carried Win
mt resistance out ur the reach Of the
rowd /
Are yon hurt colonel" a hun
lrcd voices called out ,
"Nh. no" he responded with a
lniIc- Missed me that time. am
lot hurt 4 Bit" s
II think We'd hettcr he going on h
Ie said 10 the other members of his /
'art. cor We will Dee late. In
No one in the PARTY. including Col d
nei Roosevelt entertained the slight 4
- notion that the colonel had been "a
hot He felt no shock OF pain M the +
Ime and it was assumed that the bull 3.
at went wild As soon as COLONEL
~~--~~---~-~~~--~~--~~J--~-~
Continued nn rage >. Cot. , a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15
ROOSEVELT DisI;FGARDS PHYSICIANS
AND SIIANES ABOARD =

Mfkaukc Wis 15.-to
Chicago a IN.
He the Of
of r. +.
feeling
should
to get
left" he said $50
Before colonel
of
The train 1t planned to Chicago
could
hours n an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15
DESPITE WOUND IN HIS BREAST
COLONEL GOES To HALL
AND DELIVERS ADDRESS
TO WAITING THR0NG
ANNOUNCEMENT TO AUDIENCE OF
ATTACK PREC|P|TATES NEAR
PANIC IN BIG AUDITORIUM

." Will Make This Speech Die; One or the Other" is Ex-
presidents Answer to Enteaties by Members of His Party
That He Return to Hotel for Surgical Examination; After
Finishing His Address, by which time He Weak from Loss
Of Blood, He is Hurried to Emergency Hospital AssaIant
Captured by Henry F. Cochems Manager of Progressive
Party Speakers Bureau and Turned Over to Po|ce Mob
Follows Auto Patrol to Police Station, Bent on Melting Out
Summary Justice to Prisoner Attack on Progressive Presi-
dental Candidate Causes Widespread Sensation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

i'' 'f''hibs ~pffNti IfuSttl Wire.
New York, oct. 1i.--Winflcld t.
vShchnn. secretary Of Police Commits
! iionrr Waldo, was the first witness
called by the prosecution this morn
1 ing when the trial OF former Police
/ Lieutenant BECKER was resumed
Shchan. who Is a former newspa-
per man, was asked to idcntify his
signature on document handed to
! him BY Assistant District Attorney
Moss The document was connlun-
! icaiiun addressed TO Becker ana at
tachcd thereto were letters Identified
( hN the witness rs having bcen IN hi.
opinion. written hy l;crkrr Shchan
said he had signed the document at
| the direction Of Commissioner Waldo.
on the plea that The witness had
given only his opinion as to the au-
thcnticity ~ lircNcr'a signature. the
defense objected to he Introduction
of the papers.
Justice corr refused to allow the
papers To hc admitted and "Brldslc''
Wobbcr was called
He said his rcal name was Louis
aud that he WAS u gambler.
Ilc had known Herman Ilosenthnl
for ten wears and lack Rose the same
time Becker he had known for two
years, having irst met him in Jack
Roses place and the next time In
front Of his (Wchber's) poker rooms
"Did YOU ever have a conversa-
tion with Becker about kusenthal? ?"
"Ycs, with Harry WALTON ana Jack
Rose, the latter part Of June. Becker
said, the d. is trying to do me in
every way He's trying To see Waldo.
the commissioner, and now he's going
to get 20 Whitman. That l. has
got To he stopped, he's got to bc
troukcd eforc he gets to Whitman
II said. charles that's pretty
dangerous thing to do. TO murder
man
THAT an right said Becker, he's
got To be- stopped
Iiridsis told of subsequent meet
ius WITH Reckcr.
What are you doing about that
isoscnihan z" Becker said to me, Web
hrr testified He's doing me. He's
.ot to be crooked"
" said Charley. he's going to he
taken care Of You're liable to see 1t
n IN" papers any day"
Tho witness then told Of meeting
Rose ana telling him OF BccSers in
iistcnee thai the job" he done.
Wchhcr Described the inception or
De murder plot Rose had agreed to
get the -four sunnen together at his
,okcr rooms on the night Of June 3.
ln that nteht he tWobher) saw Beck
ma J'fck sullivan at a prize fight.
3 n them and went to his poker
'oums Lefty Louie Jack Rose,
larry WALTON. "Gyp the Blood" sam
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15
MANUSCRIPT PROBABLY
SAVED tOiO\E!iS LIFE.

Colonel Rooscvrlts llfe probably
was saved by a manuscript OF his
| speech which he delivered tonight.
The bullet struck the manuscript.
which retarded It's fore us it passed
through into the flesh.
The assassin WAS .,,,ntcu froln
firing second shot by Al,. II. Mar
i'm. one Of Colonel RuoseNel two
secretaries. Colonel Roosevelt had
lust stepped into an automobile Ven
& he assassin pushed his WAY throl p
the crowd to the street ana fired.
Martin. who WAS stand ng in The
car with the colonel laaped To The
mans shoulders and bon him to tine
ground.
Captain A. q. Girard. If NilWnu-
Nee. who WAS on the front seal. Jump
cd almost az the Same time. and in am
instant the man WAS ovcrpowered
ANA disarmcd
a Wild cry of lynch him went up
from the crowd colonel uooscyrlt
SPOKE to tn. pcopl. ANA told hem To-
spare h. assassin. The man Wa.
taken into the hotel and held thern
until he was removed 10 the police
station
The shooting TOOK place in the
street in front of the Hotel Gilpatriek
Colonel Fonscvcii reached AIilvau-
k"" shortly after O'Clock and max
ing his WAY through tho crowd INA
had gathered "a the station. entered
an automobile and was driven to the
hotel He took dinner ia 81 private din
ns room on the main floor Hith the
members of the party on his private
car.
Aft'r dinn,r Colonel Roosevelt
went 10 his room on tho SECOND floor
al the hotel and shortly before $
- clock he started far tb. urtTtf..ftt,.. !
His automobile stood in front of In.
door and about il WIS p crowd II |
several hundred per~"ns. who were
waiting "a catch glimpse nf the
COLONEL as he started off
With ihe colnnel wcre Philiip !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

Washington. oct iI- NrWs of th'
attempt on Crlunt Eoos,Nelt's lif,
'anie us "a complete shock 60 Wash
iugt"n official and ordinary Hotel
lohhics huzzed with excitement. streets
became filled with eNpertani people
reading Bulletin huar,s and th. crowd
eiu'rrius nom the fhrat, rs eagerly
read newspaper extras
Few members of the cabinet Wrro
iu th" ritN. secretary Knox and See
reiary Fisher have Just landed on tho
Pacific coast t--unc from Japan and
one from Hawaii. Secretary Stimsun.
"i tho war department. who was the
colonies candidat, FOR governor oil
New York ia 1910 and one of his per
sonal friends was on his way To "a
speaking trip Ia New YORK stale for
President Taff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

n am not speaking for myself AZ
all, give YOU my word. | do not care
rap about being shot. not a rap |
have hnd good many experiences in
ii, time aud this is only one of them.
W That do care for is my country I
wish were able to impress on our
people the duty to feel StronglN hut
to speak truthfully Of their opponents
/ SAY now. / have never said on the
stump one word against any oppon-
cut that | would not defend as the
truth. | have had nothing that I
could not suhstantiate and nothing [
ought not to have said. nothing that.
looking back. I would not say again.
I am all right
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

I that amy man looking for a third
term oush. 10 be shot
In notes found in the mans pocket.
at the police station We're statements
that the man had been visited IN "A
dream by the spirit Of William Nc
Kinley. who said indicating Rooss-
Welt. this is my murderer. aNengc
my death.
The colonel felt no pain at the
time the shot was fired and was not
aware that he was shot until he was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15
Schrenk Is Identified
As Loundryn7an of
NeuU York City

New York. oct IA. John I
. Sehrenk formerly lived at the ad- I
dress given in the milwaukee, I
. dispatches. He is a MundINmun I
. who left here about 4 month ago I
. he has a wife ana child here Z
. The police are Investigating his g
. story. Z
Up to a late hour little had q
. been learned Of Schrenk. The in- g
: lofnlafion That he formerly lived q
, 370 Tenth street was obtained .
from Mrs. Steve Antko. who lives .
At No. 210 on tho same street. .
Mrs. Antko said the description .
of the man who shot Roosevelt e
seemed to tally with thar OF the C.
man she knew. she said o
Schrenks Wife WAS conducting .
his Laundry on Avenue A, hut up .
to late hour the woman had .
not been located. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15
Milwaukee Physician
Declares the Wound
Is Superficial

Milwaukee,. oct. i5.-Thc POSI-
tive statement that col l.npSrNels
WAS not seriously wounded was
, made by In Frederick A. STRAIT
> ton. Of Milwaukee. one Of th, Z
physicians who examined the I
colonel pr. Strltton said there 4
was no cause for alarm as to .
the coloncfs condition.
The wound was snp.rfici ial
enc said ur Siratton. The hal- .
1T is cmhedded ia the muscular Z
Tissues. All thai "a. did at the Z
hospital was to put on an anti .
septic dressing .
lf the bullet had reached his .
lungs. n would have been esi- .
dent and b.. would hat. had .
coughin. spells .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15
COLONEL ROOSE\ \ELT SHOT by MAN
DINtENTED ON


DEMfNTFD ON THIRD TERN SUBJECT
Chicago n the
shortly O'Clock
the 1iilmck to tn,
to
bullet is mbedded
the $
The attempted assassination All lis
was chrcnk
of New of
. tenn He and locked
Unconscious
Of his physician he Of
o the Of his
speech he
.
o
. at $50 a
. That the
contemplated
o'clock this
ON
Plans made o an
Il t
probable the coone will cd his
.
Northwestern railway
train is
II to
all the Milwaukee
o. his
halted the Chicago
il
peacefully should be removed rntl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15
Surgeons To Operate
On Col. Roosevelt
This Morning

titita.o. Oct. 10 - Colonel
k"pseVclts special train arrived
, IT Chicago at 1892 this morning.
, The colonel WAS said To be rest
ing easily and to have suffered
no pain on the trip. He Will he
, taken to the Presbyterian hos
piiai and an operation performed
early this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-15

C0RROBORATES STORY
OF BALD JACK ROSE
BIldgie Webber Tells Graphic
Tale Of Arrangements With
Gun Men to End Life of Man
Who Threatened Exposures,


New York. oct li-Roscs
testimony that Becker had de-
mdnded that i,osenthal be I
'cr,aked, that he had given the I
&uhtnen assurances Of protection I
and had said he would have liked I
To cut liosenthal's tongue out Z
ana hang ii up as Il warning to I
lutuie sIucalers, was corrobor- I
: ated hy Harry Nallon confessed I
accomplicr ia the crime. I
Memoranda wAs produced by Z
a clerk of the police department, Z
SHOWING that Mayor Gaynur had Z
. turned over 10 the police COM Z
: missioner Il letter charging that Z
: becker was getting richer than =
: peNcfN CORNER police chief Z
; DeNeryl out Of gambling graft Z
The mayor, il appeared from the Z
, correspondence. had ordered u .
; search nude for the writer :
, which had proved unsuccessful .
, ana Becker had been ordered to "a
, explain the charges .
l'ecker, in his answer. entered .
general denial and character .
iZed Jack Rose as a tool who was .
giving him useful information" .
Prompted w threats against :
his own NE, Justice Gnff took .
drastic steps today to exclude .
gangsters and gunner from the .
court room, The Justice was cs- .
cortcd home tonight by two po- .
liccmen. .
New-York tribune., 1912-04-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

RROADWAY-Robe +. Dowins has sold TO
Eobert Goelet through Lewis u. Preston the
southwest corner OF Broadway and ,ptf street
acaut plot. fronting lo0.s feet in BROADWAY
and 1G2 o feet I'm Goth street. Mr. DDwllnS held
the property at S5Jo.OOo.
FIRST AVENUE-The Douglas Robinson.
Charles S Brown Company has sold the lot, PIX
81 If feet No 72 First avenue. between 4th and
81 streets to Aaron j. Bloomberg. tho owner
of the i've story tenement house on the prop
crty This Is ono ~ the old Astor leaseholds IN
the lower East side section.
12TI STREET -Crist & HerrLck have sold COR
story fathouse No. 257 West 18Th street. on a
LOT -. lx7O feet
22D STREET The two old dwelling houses on
plot 30 7X9S.9 feet. Nos. 1872 and l3i West 22i
street have been sold by Mayer 5. Aucrhach 20
the Victoria Building and Contracting company
G.ordi 4 he Rcsrirls), which will improve the
site with twelve story loft building Mr.. Auer-
bach makes building loan of $4,000.
3OTH sTREET-The Karnack Realty Com
pany. Alexander Allen, president bought from
i've story building. on a lot @5N969 feet. The
buyer couple Of months ago obtained Nos. li5
and 147. adjoining, in trade for tho Narkeen
al artmouts ~ No. $50 TO $50 West l56tn street.
THE BRONX
GNTERVArE AVENUE Epstein YarAtz
have sold for the Henry Morgcnthau Company
the block front comprising about six lots on
tho west side OF lnteryale avenue, between Fox
and Beck streets. The purchaser Is the Mott
Avenue Realty Company which gives IN ex -
new law house. plot 50xloO feet. The In %
t.rvale avenue front will he improved with two
high class five story apartment houses, with
stores.
WEBSTER AvENUE-Clement II. Smith has
sold FOR the Van Buercn Realty Company the
plot, 100 feet. situated tho northeast cor
ner. of Webster avenue and l7sth street. to II q.
farr"tt. who viii improve tho same with ten