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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
Building of the Home
as a Matter of EcOnOn1u
Auctioneer and Broker
Who Distributes Nearly
4O,O0O.OOO of Realty a
Year Points Out Nely
Opportunities on the
Line Of NOrthuard Ex.
pansion.
eY JOSEPH p. DAY.

Homebuliders who carry the me,ropo-
lis outward by. their operations year
after year have worked hard and de-
prived themselves Of Injuries, as a rule,
in order to save. They must consider
carefully every move they make with
their capital and the persons who offer
advice to them should feel under I'M
usually serious obligations to reveal the
real facts regarding such undertaking..
With these ideaTin mind' tnihk
a most opportune time to draw re-
newed attention 10 the city nor'h"@o
inoVcheh' OF MONIES. IL seems !" ne
,na' 'he reaA estate opportunities oi w
usS aTe % pronens ~ u any ''''' '-
~" 49,, 20" ~.
"e.ues u".s
-. -. ~ ~ 49, Al, -,
~ 80 -,
"oou. N"e "npoye"e". VI '"1 80.
res'on' "ui'oers ana ope
slowing more careiu' e''en''on wv.
rhe possioir''es OF tho next "rse arc.
VI VACANT property 10 the ho'
adjacent to Van Cortlandt PARK.
The building up Of the Dyckman will
mark the passing of the last vacant
area NJ anv ala in Manhattan. Land
.,,.u.N. g. ,,,,.-.,,.,,.n, ,har. has
-., - - r.. -
peeh esunsaaeo ~ s'oV ios' Inc rAp'o
building up OF washington Heights has
demonstrated that 1000 lots will not
long accommodate the city's northward
g,ou,,h
In..- H. s.,uo, v,,x.
u. 'i' sco.'o'
orioge ana the CITY 'me nus peeh
aoundantly shown-nost recently by
the sale of the Van Cortlandt holdings
around the Two Hundred and Thirty
a~h,h S,r.., e,..,or, =, Oh. .uhu,ay
Al tut a. .he '''ie .. '"e W
iandt saie' u was recalled mat Tor the
last three or four years. during which
real estate in ,iany sections has been
At hest stattonary n, IN values. and
With M vi.h,e aemand nubI,c offerings
" s,. ~ go
An .ho .er.''oy au'aeeh. Hn ~
iandt Fark nave peeh uniformly sue
cessful and at prices which IN most
cases exceeded advance estimates.
In seeking thk explanation for this
unu.ual strenrth Of the Van Cortlandt
di.,r,ct real estate men have anva riablv
ro,ntsd out that n "a due 10 4 remark.
III. comh,ration ~ facts concerninr
~. nron.rtv'. LEGATION ana surround-
,nS. ~ a. S,rectIv An the linz of rortah.
80 .rnan~on
III. .tn,a 70 h,v rea, .sto,. 4. much
m. A.. =, anv o+he, Town ~ ,rvest-
msn,~h.,v v,hsn the marL.t q. Low
p,,s, 49, .hors I. an onnort,,n,,v o. ,,,'
.''- .,,anca,asnt ~ yeI,,e. d,,a 70 tran-
W. q .sM,,a- ao,ng ,rto nsw ,sr-,torv
si' ~ .e, $50 800 % 80.
ov. -, az. la :, !. 49,
INC sauo y. w. s"..,,,,
a'an. an r,,nd no..thia Geo.,
800. rh,ch ara ,,ra,w 20 he ,nnosaS an
..,n,'a, ,sanar,,ss =, - .,ai, a.. .h,-
a,so - rh.arv. cora,,,i,,, -,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY tha rroner,v no..a..as
~nt o,,~,, g. ,,,.,,r. n,t,evs a. =, NE,
81 80 800 ~ ,,,,nS IVA No In, ~. q. A..
We oV'e ~ ,anaa. ,ara 90 .ha
A. 80. ,,,,., coma o,,, a, oth.-
| ,ns cna'so' '"1'' o' ~'"''
. r,o,, ,-.,.,.r. a,a .,..a,,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

casts b the assumption that Wilson will
receive the Bryan vote OF four years
ago. Nothing IL more certain than that
10000 men who voted for Bryan In
1905 Will not vote for Wilson on Nov. 6.
The test polls In every great industrial
centre show Roosevelt leading Wilson by
Q large margin. Debs alone will take
not less than $4,000 votes from the
Bryan vote.
More than one million wage workers
and citixens Of foreign birth. who cast
their votes for Bryan four years ago.
win vote for Roosevelt this time. In
thrse-cornered fight with Debs looming
UP close to tho million mark. do not
believe Il possible for Roosevelt to again
receive his enormous plurality OF APP
proximately two and one-half millions.
a. In 1904: he should receive not less
than hve hundred thousand plurality
over Wilson and three millions plurality
over Taft.
Facing political revolutions a. we DO.
there can be no certain yardstick Of
measurement AZ In former years Based
on most comprehensive reports from
every State Chairman OF the Progressive
party. II now seems certain that Roose-
welt will carry twenty-five states. hav-
ing . total Of ~ electoral votes. Wilson
will carry twelve States. having $50
electoral voteA Ten States. having q
total OF 10, electoral votes. I believe to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

The only States In the doubtful list
that Mr.. Taft may carry are Utah
and Wyoming. with the chances favor
Ing Roosevelt In the latter State.
During the past two weeks the drift
to Roosevelt and johnson has been
simply marvellous. II may approach
the magnitude OF q landslide. The morn
Ing after election the Progressive party
wild take It's place In American politics
a. the dominant opponent OF the Demo-
cratic party.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
Wilson viii Carry Pennsylvania
BIZ so, 900 at Least, is Prediction

will venture a definite prediction.
Tho Democratic State COMMITTEES
claims that Wilson will carry Pennsyi-
vanla by at least $4,000 plurality. EN-
Senator william Finn. leader OF the
Roosevelt forces In the State, claims the
State for Roosevelt by at least 200. 900
plurality. The Republicans give no fg
ures. publicly profess confidence In The
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

three parties. Republican 10000. Pro-
sressives 1900 and Democrats $1,000
There Is no question but that the Re-
publican party IL hoplessly split and In
making every effort TO save the State
machine.
1t would not DO surprising TO sec the
State 80 for Roosevelt Presidentaally
and for Baldwin for Governor. The Pro-
sressives estimate OF 1900 10 based upon
signed pledge cards and Chairman Alsop
thinks ne IL in q better position to esti-
mato than any other of the old parties
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

OF tho reliable Republican States. and
from these alone he will draw enough
votes to assure him OF decisive MAJOR
Ivy In the Electoral College. He VIII re-
ceive support also from . numbor Of the
so-called doubtful Statea Tho sxtrava-
giant claims Of the Dsmocrat1o manager
we're inspired by the desire to dAssuads
Democrats. by the promise Of victory.
from docking TO tho cause Of President
Taft. The effort has been In vain. and
President Taft will receive . substan.
tiai vote from Democrats who are DE-
tsrmInsd 70 maintain present prosperous
conditions. and who subscs1bs 70 the
sentiment that ~ y ss4tsr 70 - safs
"nu 70 DO WITTY ..f, vi. nri,s-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. 2.-JThe Repu5-
Ncan rout IN this state win be complete.
Wilson electors will 'oe elected by a
majority greater than Harmon for Gov
ernor had two years ago. That was
100000. II may double that figure. Cox.
Democratic candidate FOR Governor, will
10 elected. The Legislature will no
doubt be Democratic IN both cases. bait
that Is without national significance. a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
fsperisi to The Evening World,

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. PENN
sylvania ends It's final week Of the cam
paign with srrong reason to believe raat
the Democrats can make good their
promise at Baltimore OF Give us Will
soa and wen give you Pennsylvania"
hut % many complications exist that no
one, aside from professional politicians.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

Governor Woodrow Wilson. in his r
"A great people is turning its face
TO the light. not desiring a revolution.
but loving tho right and determined to
GOT It up. wisely. temperately. honor
ably. with prudence and patient de-
bate. not Irritation or In haste. but
Hike men. not like children. II II a
great day and q propitipus one. The
responsibility IL ours. and we shall
assume II knowing what 1t means
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

The statement Of the actual condi-
ton of Clearing House banks and trust
companies for the week shows that
they hold s2.6s0.060 reserve In excess
of legal requirements. This is de-
crease Of $l,443,960 from last week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
Landslide for T. r., Says Dixon,
And Debs VIII CrOuud Taft


Mr.
Taft will
third Indiana The
The fatal error Democratic fore Zoe doubtful This
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
Taft Sure to Win, Says HiIIes;
Voters Prefer Safe to SOrru
BY CHARLES d. HILLBS.

o
doubt Of IT,
OF
fourho are convincing
The
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
SITUATION DOUBTFUL
IN NUTMEG STATE.


especial TO The Eveains WORLDLY
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 1.-The
situation In Connecticut this year 10 very
doubtful. Tho State u claimed by all
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
MANAGERS Of CAMPAIGN
MAKE final FORECASTS
FOR THE EVENING WORLD
Democrats Claim Every State in
Union for Wilson, Republicans See
Taft Victory and Moosers Predict
Landslide to T. r.

hcroh election forecasts Of the
tyee national The Demo
every the Bull Moosers hndsde
b Roosevelt carry the South and
Republicans the Electoral
College
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02
Wilson Will Carry EUery State
in Union Is McCOmbs's Prediction
~ WILLIAM r. M'COMBS

BY WILLIAM r. NJ CVMBS.
z Democratic National oomnitsss)
We willie everys Union
We d. notco
We candidate
I for Presiden in
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-02

be doubtful. This II the Lineup" q
believe Il viii be-:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04
NOTICE TO UNION MEN

Tn" following j. "a list Of all the
union store, OF rucumrnri. y. VI.
Eager Bros; VI. \. Akin. Whitmore
n co.; NuIrhrad y Co.,; The American
Furniture co.; The VI. Il. GolIenherp
Co.; Gross, Kelly Co.; los. Israel; The
Emporium; Tatoyn Il Lawson; G. C..
Chapman; Wonord \ White aud T.. :.
smith n CO.; Barnes y Rankin.
M union men Will please look fo
the union store rnrd where they trade.
nud II you CAM see il, ask the clerk
10 show you his card, rs there are
some stores that 10 ma, have a union
card. ur union clerks.
THE Il. G. l.. T., A.
T.. +, Dunn, Prosiden,
Geo. W. Durdcn, Scc'v and Treas.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04
WILLIE KNOCKS OUT CAss
TARvER IN FIRST ROUND
Texas White Hope Loses 20 Chicago
Heavyweight-2,OOo Witness the
Short Bout

Clovis. y. VI. sept .S.- ooE John
Mile. me Chicago heavyweight anl
h'a.'cr 81 the ambition. OF white hoI s..
u- hc styles himself, the short space pf
4 minute and q MALT 20 knock ~ Cn,.
Taryer. 'hc uudcfeated Arson, T.Na..
giant and contender of the heavyweight
world : championship, in 20 scheduled
ten.round hout mere tonight.
so sooner had the big fellow, su,.nn
hands, than Willie went 1ttrr 'rarvc,
and with lightninglike left and right
swings 10 the head and Jaw he uli
Tarver in distress Immediately Catch
ing Tarver on his balance and swinging
wildly, Willie swung right o law With
terrific force and sent The Texan down
for the count Of eight. Wnon he arose
Willie was after his instantly and au
other blow N the same place again snn'
the ponderous white hope down for n,
count Of nine, Tarver, though q ben On
man, came up again, only 10 be floor q
with another smashing right, and 1if"r
taking the count Of nine a third time he
wobbled 10 his fee; in a daZed conti,i ion
Just as he was a second before aud Willie
finished him with a right swing 10 the
point Of the chin, sending him 10 tho
mat for the fourth time also the last.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04

No. 4s6-State OF New Mexico vs..
Demacio Baca, information.
No. Is8-Jtate OF New Mexico vs.
q. W. Trimble, information.
No. 4s7--State OF New Mexico VS..
g. W. Trimble, information,
No. 4S7-State Of New Mexico vs..
Mrs. A. j.. Muniz, information.
40. 524-State of New Mexico We.
j. y. Newman, assault.
Above eighteen causes dropped with
leave 10 reinstate.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04
CIVIL DOCKET
First Day, September %, 1919

First Day, september 2S, 1917
No. 92O-E. j. Prine, ct al vs.. J..
s.. Street.
No. q32-Rocky Mountain Fuel Com.
panv W. s. Evans.
No. g443-Eme q. Bradley vs.. James
=. Bradley.
No. 952-Rita F. Ceilings vs.. George
3D. Ceilings.
No. e72-Lee King vs.. 4, F. Ward,
81 al.
Ma. 973-D A. Belmore vs., Eliza +.
Perry, ct al.
No. Ool-Iuternational Bank Of
Dommerce ". J. p. Thompson
No. loI9-D. A. Belmore Lumber
Company ". Henry Molinie.
Ne, lO2a-San'os Jacques vs.. Gull
"rmo Rjvas.
No, lo4s-Hanna Baxter vs., J.. l..
Baxter.
Nc. lo95-Republic Manufacturing
ro. " q. l.. Murray, ct al.
40. % 26-Schlit1 Brewing Company
SIS. W. r.. Jarrett.
'''' '"'.'' ,aU'es o.
.'y '''' VI '"' I'"-n''n'
'"' VI o'""'eH y 'u'""''
ar, y Memphis Railway Company.
w. = JONES' receiver y"
''''"'''' ~ ''
No''' WV MUSES. ''",'""e' 'ol 'ne
Ell" '' .ne r'q"eS' u Tue P'a'n''ns'
'u's' VI eA'yu'o'' VI" L.
'' ''oe''''"' 81 a. W" Io''' JUG
'''n. d" 'ulo' VI 'ne pam
Se'onu Jay september % 1917
70 ''''-'a''e' q h''""e' W a. /
'~'.N'oDerG' ., a. ~ P'a'"L'"' cost
w. I''' ]" . Jones Ne'e''e'' vs.
VI. u" N"''F' 81 a.
No. 'o''-h H. IS Jones Neye''er' vs.
N"o' p'on'' =, a. AZ cost OF PIsintiu'
NO. I'N4-f'f'' N'''on'I bank vs.
L. M"''''' e' a. at cost Of 'ne
'.iin''u'
Noo'' 'o"F cases dismissed
wa ''"
ANY y ~ Nd'mo''' ~ ~ i"pE"eh'
I'''' W 'La'h'in'
NO. 'o''-hehIF NanS''N'I vs. "eo'
we - AZ u'snlsseu'
~. IL - Nathan N"h y 70
I''Nenoe'g' CT a. "ugW'n'
'' l'''' "' INC IIa'u''"
y" 'I''- N"''n'' i'''"''"4 I""
''"H' v" " : ''I""upe'H, - az
"il"'n. III L"''r OF Pialn,'n'
we 49, N'h'"'l '"'e Nu"P'NS -
" + '~a'N'hoefg' 81 Az Judgment N
''''f 81 P!alntln'
N' ''s'-h' ~ Jones' h'cel''r' "
rom 'o'Ns"n' '' AZ 'u'H"l'n' 10 '"'of
." P'i'ht'H'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04
COURT PROCEEDINGS
CRIMINAL DOCKET
First Day, september %, 1912

Ahot Segt SoFNSh1hNA SO AuAG
NJ. lly-state vi New Mexico vs.
Julia schump, Embezzlement.
No. jOl-state Vt New Mexico, vs..
Juan Duran, larceny OF horse.
No. jO5-state of New Mexico vs..
Juan Duran, larceny OF horse.
No. 5O6-State OF New Mexico, vs..
e. l.. Randall, forgery.
No. 5O7-state OF New Mexico, vs.
q. h.. Randall, forgery.
No. jl6-State OF New Mexico, vs..
Earl NJ. Baxter, embezzlement.
No. jl9-State OF New Mexico, vs..
uuc Murphy, maliciously killing Of cat.
tie.
80. jsO-State Of New Mexico vs..
Miguel VALDEZ, larceny horses.
Above eight causes dropped at the
election OF the State with leave 10 re
iustate.
No. 455-state OF New Mexico vs.
Boss Jackson, removing cattle.
No. 4g7-state OF New Mexico, vs..
Henry lllt',ou, libel.
NO state oI New Mexico vs..
Henry I]lirtsou. forgery.
no. SOS -S-a'e OF New Mexico vs..
" \. Doisou, libel.
No. 5lO->,ute OF New Mexico vs..
uru Il. Fling, deadly weapon.
SO. Jll->tnte Ot New Mexico vs..
Bo,, jackson. allowing stock 20 run a,
large.
so. Jlj-~tatr OF New Mexico IS.
: T.. Hopkins, cmbell.ement.
NO. 5ls-~tate OF New Mexico, IS.
sam Jackson, allowing stock 20 run at
large.
40. j2l-S,a,c of New Mexico vs..
inoma, Taylor, embelllement.
Above nine cuo,r. dismissed a. the
election OF the state.
No lNN-Stu'e ~ New Mexico vs.,
C,bbel Il. Cueuoul,. embezllpmenr.
so. 4N9-~ta'e Ut New Mexico 81.
C1uho.I n. Curnaul'. rmbrlllemeu..
no.. 4oU. state ~ New Mexico IS.
CaUhc. u. cbouau,t, cmDclllcmcn,.
80 'o1- state % New Mexico vs..
Dthnri II. ,ncnml', cmbezllemcur.
so. lo2--Starr Of New Mexico ",
DnubrI II. DueuauI', ombrlllcmeu..
40. l9a-Sta'r OF New Mexico vs..
rubnr'l n. thcnau'', embezzlemeu'.
NJ. 'al-S,ate ~ New Mexico W.
CahbclI II. Cnenault, embclllement.
80. ia5-~'ore Of New Mexico IS.
Cuhhc'l H. ChenwIt, emhelzlemen,.
No. i96--S'ate of New Mexico vs..
Cphhcll II. Chenaul,. embezzlemeut.
Above nine causes .ou'inued until
"a" next term Of court.
40. 5~li-|tate Of New Mex co "
Claude Davis. larceny two mules.
on application Of Defendant : coun
sci the above cause is continued until
'ur next term Of court.
Fourth Day, September 90, 1912
No. 446-State Of New Mexico vs
Charles White. assault.
VI. i72- state Of New Mexico rs
Charles Miller. information.
No. f73-S'ate Of New Mexico "a.
j. 4. Samples, information.
No. 47i-Statc Of New Mexico -
=. O.. Walker, information.
No. I-I- state of New Mexico "a
Tug Walker. information.
70. 47G-Statr % + New Mexico ~
g. T.. CofTmau, Information.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors

In The District Court of the United
N'a'o~ for the District Of New Mexico.
~ BANKRUPTCY
IN 'hr Matter Of j. F. Caldwell,
Bankrupt No. 1913
In Bankruptcy
To the Creditors Of j. +. Caldwell,
IT Tucumcari, New Mexico, in the
county Of Quay, and District aforesaid,
20 bankrupt,
Notice is hereby given that on the
.7th day of September. \. d. 1919, the
said ! 7, caldwell was duly adjudi.
.atri bankrupt; aud that the first meet.
my u hi creditors will lie held at the
nnirr 81 Harry II. McElroy, in Tucum.
1r.. New Mexico, on the 10Th day OF
October. \ u. 1912, at 10 o'clock III
'hr forenoon, AT which time the said
rr"ditor, may attend, prove their claims
appoin' a trustee, examine the bankrupt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04
When a newspaper has a
message of great Importance
to present to its readers it pre-
sents that message in the form
An Underwear
EditOrial.
BY Joseph Israel

os an editorial.
We present editorially the KLOSED.KROTCH
Ia message of vital Importance to every man who
wears union suits and of equal interest to the man
who has not to date adopted one.pisce underwear.
KLOsED KRoTCH union suits need no argument ether than that
you should se them.
Their merit is 80 definitely apparent that as soon AT the KLosED
KROTCH feature is explained % sou, Won will say instinctvely 70
yourself, "No more Of the oldSya underwear for me"
But you must see the KLosED KROTCH 10 properly appreciate it.
The simple ingenuity of the KLOsED KRoTcH is most interesting
Ask n of our clerks to show you how this feature is incorporated
into the garment.
A
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04

burns, hollis, skin cruptions, piles, 25c
~ the Elk Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-04
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

\. \. Fairchiid is no longer in the
Employ Of this company, his contract
having been terminated by rs on the
'7'b ms for violating same. He made
l'ti' ou u, ana secured money from Mr..
De-. +. Caldwell without authority when
had 10 hi, possession a telegram from
us informing him that wr would not
louor MI, draft,
The Detroit times., 1912-03-16
Woman Is DeUoured By Pack Of
Voices In Ubbey Peninsula

6-Wolves, which here
Thursday night
Failing
skis
clothing Nearby the
The Detroit times., 1912-03-16

Thomas H. Lunn, for several years
with Homer Warren q Co., where he
was very actively engaged In all
branches of the real estate business,
has associated himself with Elmer s.
Moon q Co.
Mr.. Lunn has negotiated number
of large downtown business leases,
and has also been very successful in
the sale and handling of high-class
residence and investment properties
in the Indian village" and north
Woodward sections OF the city. He
will continue to handle downtown
business leases and will also superin-
tend the sales In the central and north
Woodward sections. and should be a
very valuable addition to the sales
force OF the firm.
The other superintendent for FL
mer s. Moon * Co., are very capable
and experienced men. o. +. Beier,
who has for many years been identi-
fled with Detroit realty, has charge OF
the east side, and Max Strauss, who
for the past two years has been SUI
perintendent OF the west side, is one
OF the best versed men in the city on
values I'm that locality. With this
well-balanced selling force OF ex-
perienced men. this firm Is in fine
position to take care of its rapidly In
-crcasfng business.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-16
lee WHITE CANNOT WE'D
AGAIN FOR TWO YEARS
Court Puts Ban on Man Who
Discards Wife When
@Pfesperitg Comes

Lee White, an expert auto tester.
whose wife. Florence, was granted 4
divorce by Judge Codd several weeks
ago after q sensational trial. viii
have to worry along for the next two
years without a wife. In the divorce
decree signed Saturday cause was
inserted prohibiting him for marry
noting for two years.
i am sorry / cannot make Il long
err Judge Coddf said. after Attorney
Louis wolfe had made a plea that the
clause be stricken out.
"Of course White has no intention
OF ever marrying again." Mr.. Wolfe
said. But clause OF this kind
makes him a marked man. Every
time he goes out into society he viii
be pointed out as man for the girls
TO keep away from as he cannot get
married for two years"
After this plea had failed to move
the court the attorney then demanded
that Mrs. White also be restrained
from marrying.
Didn't she admit riding with other
people In an autoY" he exclaimed.
Yes, with a married couple, and
for the husband to charge anything
improper on that account was cruelty
OF the worst kind" Judge Codd re-
piled.
Il think Whites conduct was most
contemptfbie, Judge Codd stated
The testimony shows that he was
happy with his wife until he got a
good position and an auto, and thea
she wasn't good enough for him. and
he prepared to discard her. She strug-
gled along doing the best she could
and working hard as long as they
We're poor, and White was satisfied,
but when he became prosperous he
started to look for more stylish
wife"
The Detroit times., 1912-03-16
FREIGHT EARNINGS OF
ID. u. r. ON MILEAGE BASIS


value to the company than SO much
territory ont in the woods. You may
say that | will not vote in favor Of a
license fee based on that plan.
We should take into considerations
the amount of business that arises
in Detroit; allow at least 80 per cent
more on the earning capacity Of city
operation. That is the system, be-
lieve, used elsewhere In determining
such valuation"
Chambers audit shows the gross
earnings OF the freight and express
cars on the entire system at S437,-
205.14 The mileage Inside the city
is given as 114,063, outside the city
at 906,767. The total earnings inside
the city are $4S,S35.S1; total earnings
outside, 1888, 369.33 The total NUN
Der of round trips Is given at l0,0S9
and gross earnings per mile is 1885
cents.
Mr. Brooks claims the difference
between the gross earnings and cost
OF operation in the city to be 10 per
cent.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-16
FOREIGNERS ORGANIZE
TO PROTECT SELVES

MEXICO CITY, March l6-Amcri-
can and German citizens In Mexico
City have organized armed bodies or
men to defend their colonies against
an anti-foreign outbreak here. Ar
ticipating a formal demand from Unit
ed States Ambassador Wilson that
protection be afforded Americans IN
Tampico, where serious anti-AmCri-
can demonstrations have broken out,
President Madero today started q de-
tachment OF troops TO the scene. The
foreigners in Mexico City are now EN-.
dangered, however, as a force of rob
els camped today but five miles from
the national palace. The city garri-
son has been rushed to the suburbs
OF San Angelo and Miccoao where the
rebels took control and cut the cleo
trio power lines leading to the CAP
ital. Street cars had to be moved by
horses last night and the repels de-
clare they will cut off the lighting
power of the city today.