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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
War Clouds Loom Dark Over
European Continent and the
Great Powers May Be
Drawn Into Near Eastern
Conflict.
GERMANY CALLS FIVE
ARMY CORPS TO COLOR
Russia and Austria Girding for
Possible Struggle While EN-.
peror Franz Josef Orders
Strict Censorship.
TBy LssssA wire 60 nvsuvss HsraIdl

my LsassA wire 60 EvsnSss HsraIdl
London. Nov. 23.--Europe's nerves
were rackcd today ns war clouds
lowered over the continent
stream of runurs pointing to the APP
parent fact that both Russia and
Austria are glrdlng for u. conflict
which may involve more than half
the civilized world flowed from var.
inus sources. aud. ms the Austrian
government ordered "a strict censor
ship on telegraphic communication
truth of the rumors could not be de-
MED, though their confirmation was
ulso unobtninable. Prague sent word
that Germany had ordered the pre-
parations OF 10000 army reservists,
to he ready In case the empire is
drawn into the great war that dlplo-
mats fear may grow out Of the strug-
gle In the Balkan peninsula.
The rumOrs accord badly with Pre-
mier Asqulth's statement last night
ns 10 the prevailing harmony among
the European powers. .Ofiicial
statements fail To dissipate the gen
rrnl anxiety as TO the situation.
Nothing has developed within the
last twenty-four hours to show
whether the Turks viii ind the pro-
posed notifications In tho terms Of
fered by tho allied Balkan nations
sufflclent to induce them To agree to
an armlstice preparatory To deh-
mite peace. The plcnip ries
now on their wny to TchatalJa on be-
half Of the allies are reported To be
carrying with them fresh terms Of
peace In IL form that may open the
door which ls Btill regarded as stand
ing njar for their reception.
The Ottoman government points
out that IL stlll has 900, 900 soldiers
20 draw from. while the Bulgarianf
have none. The allied Balkan ma
tiOns, however. retOrt that they arc
now in a position to march $1,000
troops who have heretofore been en-
gagged elBewhsre to swell the besieg'
ing force In front OF the Turkish
lines at TehatalJa.
Should the war continue, II In as
sumed In military circles that an At
tack will HOon be opened on the forts
along the Dardnnellcs. whose fnl
would permit the Greek fleet 90 hnm'
bard the Turkish capital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
ETTOR DECLARES He
IS VICTIM OF
PERSECUTION
Defendant in Salem Murder
Case Asserts He Is Being
Tried Not for Deeds But for
Political Views. ... ..-,-
my Leased Wire 20 EvssIaE Hsrsla'

uy tShaen WIRE 10 hVehAn2 heratoI
salem. Mass. Nov, 23,--Joseph j,
Ettor leader Of tho Lawrence textile
strike. ON trial az an accessory In the
murder or Anna Lupl2zo, today IN
sisted upon addressing the jury In his
own hchulr, when District Attorney
Attwill completed his closing argu-
mrnt for the prosecution,
Rising Ia the cngc, italc ana trem~
bling with emotion, lHlor declared:
II have been tried here not upon
my ucts, but upon my political and
social views"
puusing for II moment, he resumed.
his voice ringing loud:
IL make no threats. hut history
does, History records things with II
littl" variation hrrc ANA there, but
nothing can cnacr the fact that be-
cause Of my political ana socialIstIc
views am brought lo tho bur, |
am compelled lu speak because OF
uEnt fact My nttornoyv hnv" done
well In handling this cnH" pu fur ns
Tia" law ana the cvld"nr" IA con-
rrrnod,'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
VICE INDICTMENTS
HELLO INVALID BY
DISTRICT JUDGE
IN DENVER
Grand Jury Findings Against
Owners of Property in Red
light District Thrown Out
of Court.
SPECIAL PROSECUTOR
WITHOUT AUTHORITY
nv Lrasrd Vic tn Nrrnlnr HeraIdl


Denver colo, Nuy 23.---lndict-
mcnts brought 10y = special grand jury
against hftl present aud past Denver
city ana county officials and property
owners In september last, charging
thrm with allowing various instltu-
uuns ul Vice tu exist were dismissed
h' ludrv James II Teller In the Grim
mat urtu,h -. the district court this
muru.nr.
Judrr Teller held that District
Judgr IT, {. Shattuck, who presided
In lh. criminal branch OF the district
court 80 tu, time the indictments
worr retained. and who set aside Dis
trir Attorney Elliott and appointed
az sp'.rl prosecutor John Horn
chile, hd ne lcgal right tu appoint
special prosecutor. ana that there
fore tho mdlruucnts were Illegal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
AMERICAN INVASION
OF MEXICO ENDS
ANONYMOUSLY
Corporal and Trooper Who
Terrorized San Ygnaoio Are
Carted Off to Juarez Jail
BY Swarm of Rurales.
GBy Icascd Wire to Evening Herald

By LcRscd Wire to Evening Herald
III paRo. Texas, Nov. 23.--Curporal
McIIugh troop q, Thirteenth cavalry
commanding au army composed ut
PRIVATE rnlw"ck, invaded Mexico
from rubrns, TrNas. ana took the
town ct san Ngnaclo. As II result
the iva United States soldiers r"posc
In the Juarcz jail charged with u
serious criminal oif"nsr.
Entering Mexico mounted and
armed, to seek "toqila," IL fiery
Mcxicln liquor they engaged In a
nRht IN the peaceful Mexican town,
ana three natives tcstify that they
W"r" beaten over the heads with ia"
troopers pistols. one OF the men
may die. The American troopers
finally w"r" ovrrpUwor"d by II gwarIn
al MrNtrnu ruruleB.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
BTLGARIANs RETIRE
BEFORE TURKISH SORTIE

London. Nov. 23.---TuTkiHh troops
landed last night at the port OF Sill
Vri. on the Sea OF Marmora, under
flre from the Turkish war vessels,
according to a news agency despatch
from COnathntinople. The right wing
of the Bulaarian army In front OF
the Tchalja tines Ia thus threatened.
The Bulgarian troops made u desper-
ate attempt 20 drive back the Turks.
but after an hours lighting were
forced 10 retire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
UNITED STATES ARMY
SURGEONS ATTEND WOUNDED

Tcl Paso. Texas. Nov. ga Fcdcrhls
and rebels wounded In the taking e
Palomos are being treated today at
the international line by the United
States army hospital corps from Co
lnmbus. n. NJ, opposite the Mexican
port which has fallen into rebel
hands. Wounds OF about thirty men
were dressed this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
IS GIVEN
CHANCE TO START
LIFE ANEW
Man Who Stole Ten Thousand
Dollars From Denver News
paper Is Let Off With Sus-
pended Sentence.
my Leased Wire To Evening Herald /

[ By Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald
Denver Nov. lcmbezzlcment
larceny a bailcc ana grand larceny
ny Theodore G. Henry, confined In
West Side criminal court here today,
viii not he punished. william
stahleton. manager OF the Denver
Republican during the period Henry.
as bookkeeper. admitted ne EN-
hczzlcd approximately $4,000, asked
ON behalf Of the newspaper and Hen
ry that sentence he suspended, and
Judge Teller complied.
Henry told the court no one but
himself had benefited by his thefta,
said he had made fun PREPARATION ana
would leave. the stat" ana start anew.
Henry was arrested Sept. 2S, 1911.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
RED CROSS RELIEF
FOR WAR VICTIMS
At PALOMAS
Two Hundred Dollars Tele-
graphed to Columbus, N. M,
for Use Among Sufferers
From Border Engagement.
[RY Leased Wire to Evening HcraIdI

[By Leased Wire To Evening Herald
Washington, Nov. 23.--Thc Amer
lean He'd Cross today telcgraphcd
$500 To the local chairman at FL
Paso. Texas. to he used In relief
work amOng the soldiers wounded In
the engagement AZ palomHs, between
Mexican fcdeTals and rebels who are
now In Columbus, n, NJ. The war
department has app we'd General
steevers' action In undertaking re-
lief work
General Stecvcr today advised the
war department that the rebel lead
or, General SalmzaT, intends tn leave
PaiomoA tomorrow to march on
Casas drandes lie II expected to
appear IN the vicinity Of Fort Bliss
soon unless intercepted by Mexican
forces.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
ONE KILLED; FIVE
HURT IN DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION
Hundred Pounds of Explosive
Stored in Burning Building
Let GO With Disastrous Re-
suits.
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald

lpN h""N" WV '" ''''""E '''"'"l
Poplar nun, Mo- Nav 23.--'has.
Cooncc was killed ana i've other men
injured. thr"" probably Fatally, when
100 pounds of dynamit" w"r" cS'
plodcd In Frank Kittrodgr's stur" At
Walshs Spur during ~" early to-
day. Thc building was wrecked and
structures IN Poplar Hlun, ivc miles
distant, wcr" shaken twenty work
men boarding in an adjoining house
weTc attempting to control the nre
IN Kittrpdge's store when the dyna'
mite exploded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
MUT|LATED BODY Of
GIRL FOUND At
ROADSIDE
Father of Victim Swears Out
Warrant Against Man With
Whom Daughter Was Last
Seen Alive.
my Ilcased wlro 70 Evening Herald

by Lcnsed Wire % Evening Herald
liurrison. Ark, Nov, 2s.--CharEed
with murder of Miss Blla Barham,
otis Davidson, 20 years old. member
Of II prominent family OF zlnz. Ark,
was arrested there today on a war
rant SWOrn out by the young woman's
fnlhor Miss IInrham left her home
At Zinc last rhurEday for horse
back ride aud her mutllated body
was found several miles from her
home,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
RECEIVER IS NAMED
FOR IRRIGATION
COMPANY
Project Embracing Forty
Thousand Acres in Platte
River Valley in Financial
Difficulties.
my Leased wire 90 EVsnins HsraIdl

Cheyenne. Wy0, Nov. 2s.--Judgc j.
A. RIner last night appointed c. G.,
Carlisle OF Cheyenne RB receiver for
the North Platte Valley Irrigation
company, with authority to continue
the eOmpanys operations. This course
was desired by the bOndhOlders, but
was opposed In United States district
court By creditors OF the corporation
who sought 10 have the company
thrown into bankruptcy In order that
they might collect tS6sa00 which they
allese 10 be due thens
The North Platte oonipaily's project
embraces forty thousaua acres In the
North Platte river valley In Converse
county, neaT Douglas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
JONES WINS FIRST
HONORS ON TRACK
fBy Leaaed Wire 20 Evening Heraldl

fBy Leaaed Wire 90 Evening Hernldl
Ithaca, N. ", Nov 2s.--Capt. John
Paul james won nrgt hOnOrs In the
ntor-oollegiate cross country meet
thik afternoon. Tober OF Brown was
haoond and Copeland OF Harvard
third.
NarvaFd won the meet with 80
noinsS, Cornell second with 10. Dart
mouth third with 90, Massachusetts
inpiitula OF Technology fourth win
1lo p0lntas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
RECOUNT DEMANDED IN
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
my Leased Wire 90 EvssInG BsFala'

Los Angeles, Nov 2a,---The bill In
equity prepared by the Progressive
pnrty, demanding recount OF the
presidential vote In two precincts OF
Los Angeles county. was filed today
In the superior court These we're
the precincts covered by the writ OF
mandate issued TO the Democrats two
days ngO. Arguments probably will
be heard next Tuesday,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
ELECTRIC TRAINS
CRASH IN FOG
More Than Score Of Persons
Injured in Rear End Coli.
sion on Seattle Tacoma In
terurban.
[By IAascd Wire to Evening HeraIdl

[By LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald !
Seattle. wash, Nov. 20. - More
than twenty persons were injured by
FeaT-end collision between sub
urban freight train and local pas
Songer train az RiyrrtoA, on the
Seattle 4 Tacoma lntcrubHn railway.
MotoyEnAn Campbell ot the freight
train y believed to be fatally hurt.
a dense fog prevailed at the time
OF the accident and tho freight train
teleacoped the rear ear Of the pas
Denger train.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
TURKS DRTvIsx BACK
INTO ADRIANOPLE

Sofa, Bulgaria. Nov 2a.-The be-
slagad kakrinon Of AdrIanople attempt |
ed a aHSn6lAl a9stls yesterday. accord
ing u deapatches received here. The
Turkish troops, however. were thrown
back into the gofireEs after battle
which labfea throughout the mOrnins.
They i6Dl 4eaFlw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

. Chicago. Nov. 23,--Judge Windes
IN the criminal court here today de-
MED motion fer new trial for
Mrs. Louise Lindlof. con 'lcted ana
sentenced TO twenty-five years In the
penltentiary for the murder OF her
son, Arthur Lindloff.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
INDEPENDENCE OF
ALBANIA PROCLAIMED

Berlin. Nov. 30. 49, The independ-
ence Of Albania has been proclaimed
by Ismal KaTnal Bey, the leader Of
the Albaniana. according to a report
published In the AileEemelne zeltung
today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
MISS TAFT Tests
GREAT GATE Of
GATUN DAM
Daughter of President Visits
Canal Zone as Guest of Sec
retary of War and Is Royal
ly Entertained.
] .cnaed WE. tn ENCnlnE IIrrhld ]

[By Leased WlTc tO Evening Herald
Colon, Panama. Nov. 23.--Onc Of
the glnt gntcs of the Gutun lock in
the Panama canal was tested for The
fret time yesterday when Miss Helen
Tart put the electrical machinery In
operation and swung the gate open.
She was visiting the canal In com
pany with Henry l.. Stlms"n, secrc-
tnry Of war, and his party \ hall Is
to hr given In their honor tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
Mn. Leah ArraIEned for Murder.

BedaliR. MO., Nov. 9a.--Mra. PAnny
Ellen Lesh. charged with poisoning
two Missouri women eight years asa,
was arraignod In the criminal court
here today and given until lisO Mon.
day 20 enter q plea 10 tho charge of
murder In the hrst degree.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
AUSTRIA EsTABLIsHEs
egT'REGyr CENRORSHfIP

London, Nov. 2a.--A news agency
despatch from Vienna says a censor
ship has been established on all tel
sErAphlc and telephone cOmmunica-
ions from Austro. Hungary TO foreign
countries since early this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
FIVE GERMAN ARMY
CORPS CALLED OUT

Prague, Bohemia, Nov. 2S.--The re-
sarvlsIs OF ave German corps, NAM
bering 10000 ineh. have been ordered
TO reiOih their reGlmenIs, according TO
the CenkI BlDv0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

I.Snduh. nv. eS.-The Balkan al
lies are thaerwtood 20 have waived
their aolAhn4 tpr the evacuation BY
tho Tufh ~ Inc lines OF TehataIja
ana afn WIil|nN that the Sarrison Of
AdfiH abpYe b4t1la march out with
the hon0fa " wAs, according 10 the
pan NAH uasstte. Thsy insist, how
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
GIRL GUILTLESS OF
MURDER IS
VERDICT
Jury in Columbus Case
Promptly Aoquits Miss Far
ley OH Trial for Killing Her
Former Sweetheart.

IBy Lcnscd Wire to Evening Herald ]
Coumbus, ohio, E"v 22a,--A Jury
In criminal court today acquitted
Miss CcruIlu FarlrN. stat" hous" sten-
0grnphcr, charged win tn" murder
of Alvin H. Iulliurrr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
FEDERATION OF LABOR
REJECTS REFERENDUM
Inv Lsasoa wlrs % RyenIas HsrsIaI

Rochester. N. r.. Nov. 23.-The
proposed constitutional amendment
providing for election OF officers Of
the Americaa Federation OF Labor By
q referendum 10 itS members. was de.
feated this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Rochester. N, r., Nov. 2s.--Bamuel
oOmpers was this afternoon Te-oleot-
"a president OF the American Fsdera-
ton of-lAboE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

New Haven, NOV. 2H.~~IfnfVnpd ann
Ydlo clashod this afternoon In their
annual football RamO.
YaIe won tho toss and took the west
goal and tho kick of. This gavs Har-
ward tho north end with tho sun In
their faces. flynn kicked on over the
Harvard goal lines. The ball waA
brought out 10 tho twOnty.yArd line,
FELTON, kicked and II was Yalo's bali
on their 26-yard line. Flynn Kicked
out OF bounds on YRle'B 34syard line.
Harvard made II first down ON
YAle'a 24-yard limo and retained thO
ball. Brlckley tried for field goal
from tho 2s.yard line, but failed. Yale
tried ono rush when the bali was
brought out, Flynn kicked on the
second down to Gardner on Harvard's
4O-yaTd line. Bomelstor threw Gard
nor on Harvard's SO-yArd line. Bonn
nister threw Gardner without gain.
Fcnton kicked out OF bounds on
Yale's 25-yard line. Spalding made
yard through center. On another fake
formation Flynn went around HRr-
wards loft end for twelve yards, hut
therc was holding In tho Yale line and
| tho Blue was sent back 10 their seven
yard line.
standing beside his goal line, Yale
kicked to Gardner on HarvRrd's co.
yard line. Feiton Kicked for Har-
| ward on tho first down and tho bali
| went outside on Ynlo'a S2-ynrd line,
| Spaldlng made two yards around LETT
end. Flynn kicked on the first down.
| FELTON, Kicked TO Yale's 44-ynrd line
where there was II fair catch. Flynn
kicked on the second down TO Gard
ner or Harvard'B 2S-yard line. Tn 1re
was a fair catch BY the Harvard quar-
tsrback. Wendell made yard
through center. gelton'A kick was
mufred by wheeler on Yale's 2b-yard
line. Brlckley picked II up and ran
20 the goal iins for the hrst score OF
the game. Hardwlok Kicked tho goal
score! Harvard, u Yale. 0.
play was resunlsd By Flynn kicking
over the goal line. when the ball was
brought out Felton kieksd TO Yale'l
GS-yard line. wheeler again muaed
n and the bAIl went 10 HARVARD.
BrIckloy slspgba back 70 the St.yard
line and kicked q seal from tho neid,
making the sooFei Harvard lOi
Yale, 0.
Cornell replaced whsalsr at quar'
ter back.
First period; Harvard. 10; Yale. o
The second pOTiod opened with q
Yale Kick 10 Tho Harvard IS.yaEd line
aud Ghe punt WaH returned 10 Yals'I
tO-yRrd line.
yale spread out aAa RPaldin1 tossed
! u high forward Pae7 but fallsd, shs.'
. don went In TOT BOmei1Aaf. Bpaul
) dihE's second forwRfd pans was Inter
I eSptod by Harvard On tho cTimsol
y ss-yaFd line.
! Fslton punted 10 xAis's ab-yard I'm,
I and FLYNN kicked hack "a Aarvard'l
0 aB.yard line. There was no Douselsle'
4 ON the Yale end ane 1zardwlok eAall
ran the ball back 10 naEvaFd's ~
yard line. tnc "A
Felton kicked 10 Elyun on, ,Knl,
y aB-ynFd line. The hali Wap ren
8 bat C0Fuel picked u up aN&
l, ave yards. Flynn klchoe 90
{ on 1faFvard'a aT-yaro llna aIt ~
: Fsiton klched 20 coShsl % xa14
e 3A-yaFd line.
wynn kicked u lIAFvAFAR sasNaa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
YALE IS NO MATCH
FOR HARVARD
IN GRIDIRON
STRUGGLE
Score of Twenty to Nothing
Tells Sad Story of Downfall
Of the Blue Eleven at New
Haven.
YALE NEVER DANGEROUS
UNTIL FINAL PERIOD
my Leased w,r, 20 cv.,,.~ u,..,s,

my Leased Wire 90 EvsnRaR HsrnIaS
New Haven, Nov, 23.--The aisrtnesa
OF Harvard In taking advantage OF
fnle's errors and field Kicking by
brickley gave Crimson tho victory
over the Blue team today by a score OF
20 To y. Two touchdowns, one by
Storor and the other By BrlGkley, were
scored IN tho first and third periods,
principally due to muffed punts In the
Yale backneld. Brlckley kicked one
goal from the field from the 3B-yard
line and another from the Is.yard
line. Yale was never dangerous until
tho final period when the Blus's off
fenso carried the ball 60 yards down
the field TO Harvard's eight-yard line.
There II was lost on downs. A few
minutes later Pumpelly was about to
try To kick field goal when the game
ended.
Harvard made comparatively few,
consistent marches into Yala's tePFt4
tory By the rushing Eama ana kielihg
was adopted as the best meaas % of
fense against an uncertain Hlua hackS
field. Eight bad uufla ahowea nd
wisdom OF thia line OF aktAc1ss EEar-
ward had no call 10 unoove1 anv lnu
trIeate plays and rolled AIuaess entiroI
ly on line plunee@ by wendell ana
Brlckley.
Tne Yale ofIsnao did mot show
strong until the last few minutes OF
play when Harvard'p hrst string of
players were sapplahted by Iubstl-
tutes. The score made By the Grim
son today was the Iargeat made In d
Harvard Yale gaiae In ten years and
the touchdowns were tAo flrnt eithar
the Crimson or tha Blua AAA scored
against each other In tlve, years.
An HarvarA - has ,YnuMfiEh4A :. all
comers. tfW' ctIats6m VIAtera were
hailed az champions whAn they Iett
the field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

ever. on the surrender Of the fortress
of Adrianople itself.
The Porte, on the other hand, de-
mnnds that AdrIanopie remain In
vested pending tho armlstice. as the
French fortress Of Belfort did during
the Franco. German armistice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

!, ToDAx's NEWS TODAY
xou sss n n tho HERALD.
nsEtv Csats . uonth o. 40 ceats
. wssk asliVsrsa - yous asosJ
nfsy Osaas ~ nahh.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-04-04

been change in the executive commit-
tee Of the Association and if Mr.. Lewis
is to be thrown out on account of his
color, that he, Mr.. Wickersham, will
resign his membership. There appears
to have grown out Of the Lewis matter
something Of a race war, and protests,
pro and con, have been issued thick and
fast.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-04-04

Despite every effort that has been
made to drive William Il. Lewis from
his position OF Assistant Attorney Gene
raj, that gentleman still holds the fort.
Mr.. Lewis is a negro and comes from
Massachusetts. He has the entire con-
fidence of Attorney General Wickersham.
and is very highly regarded by the Presi-
dent. At the time of his appointment
last summer, a determined effort was
made to prevent him from entering upon
the discharge Of his duties. The latest
opposition comes from the American
Bar Association, which proposes to GUST
Mr. Lewis from membership. To this
suggestion, Attorney General Wicker
sham has pointed out that there has
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-04-04
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE

A week from next Monday an
election will be held in Silver City
to determine on a man or woman
for the office Of School Trustee to
succeed Will Stoddard, whose
term expires at that time. This
is a matter that the people
should take more interestin than
they do. The very fact that the
office is a gratuitous one, carry
ing no emoluments, should bean
incentive for our best citizens to
aspire to the office. The import
ance OF having competent and
well-equipped officials on the
board can hardly be over-esti-
mated.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-04-04

try property.
Because: The mail order mer-
chant does not Tighten your tax
.es or in any way help the value
OF your property.
Because: eff your town or
community is good enough to
live in it is good enough tospend
your money in."-Gov. Folk Of
Missouri.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-04-04
REASONS FOR HOME
TRADING

Because: You examine your
purchase and are assured ofsatis-
faction before investing your
money.
Because: Yourhome merchant
is always ready and willing to
make right any error or any de-
fective article purchased of him.
Because: When you are sick
or for any reason it is necessary
to ask credit, you can go to the
local merchant. Could you ask
it OF a mail order house?
Because; If a merchant iswill-
ing to extend you credit you
should give him the benefit of
your cash trade.
Because: Yourhome merchant
pays local taxes and exerts every
effort to build up and better
your market, thus increasing
both the value of city and coun-