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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
BCLGARIANS SLAUGHTERED
ny MINE AT ADRIANOPI.E r

SOha, Nov. 2S.-.Though no real an
sault has been made by the invaders
on Turkish defenses at Adrianople.
one whole battalion of Bulgarians was
destroyed by a land mine exploded by
Turks. said . letter received today
from the front. Tho forts about
Adflanople have been shcllcd and
some OF them captured by allied SER
vians and Bulgarlans. who suffered
heavy loaSoE. according TO TIE letter
On one occasion n Turkish fort war
captured but shortly afterwsrd the
allies we're forced 10 abandon II be-
cause OF heavy Are directed against II
by Turkish guns. The BulEarians and
Turkish plenipotentlnrlcs reasse sembled
today at the village Of Raghtcho. out
side the TctAtaljn lines. to discuss
further the terms ~ the proposed ar
inistlcP.
Yesterdays session was very pro.
lunged one The delegates Sut until
late at night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
MINING CONGRESS TAKES
REST ON THANKSGIVING
my Leased Wire 60 RvsAIaa HsrsIi1

Spokane, wash, Nov. 2S.--Thnnk ks-
giving wus observed generally today
by the Delegates tn the American MIN
ing congress- ~ the result of IN hd.
iuurnmrni taken tate last night until
. o'CiuvK this uiluruunn for ihht pur-
pose. The mrmb"rS uf ih" resolutions
committee, which liz composed OF ono
delegate from each state, spent the
forenoon claBurnting their report
which In 10 br presented late this al.
trrnouu. piHt liNauu ur this report
prohnbly viii hr the sigma Tor re-
moved ATTACKS on th" federal govern
mrnts present conservation pollcS'
eliminating In demands for state con-
irOl ul natural resources.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
CARPENTERS UNION
BROUGHT into
DYNAMITE
PL 0 7
Witness Swears That Wood
Workers Joined Ironwork-
ers in Conspiracy to Blow
Up Detroit Buildings.
NO ACTION TAKEN ON
INCREASED BAIL BONDS
Try Leased Wire to Evening HeraldI

10y ,""Nh "lIc 10 ENculn9 horhlu
indianapolis, Soy. 2S-Frank j.
h'RGliis, l'ostou, Was dcCused OF hav-
ms admitted that the blowing up or
~" tower of t.u Municipal buildings
al springfield Mas, ON April I, 1917,
hhd cost $500. hN 4 witness al tho
'DNutmitr conspiracy" trial tcTIy.
Daniel W. gallagher tos'inrh that
!iiw the explosion Higgins admitted
~ had gone t. Hartford. Conn. to
'SlnbliSn an alibi, and HiRgius 'ad
sdld th" explosion cost he a. 'pNtrK.
'rS union $500. The witness alup tcF-
Nll"u lIlggiuS also told OF .rOublN
Witch Michael j. Young. Ironworkcrs'
UNION uilIrlh ut Boston, had had M
N'luE tu uuiunlHc the Springfield job,
Ili" MCMuniRul confessed he
actually caused tho explosion and re-
rctNrd pas for II.
Judge anderson decided not To- sus-
pend court On account of the holiday
today, hut me- action was expected On
IN" COURTS deuislOn t,Ht fourteen ut
the l"tiN tive defendants might fur-
nish n"w h"nds nggregating 100000.
Itnhcrl g.. Ross, "a mechanic now
employed bN the government In
Hawaii testified that In the summer at
1910 Hiram Clinc ana SpurgCOn y.
Meadows officials Of the International
brotherhood uf Carpenters and join
cr". and Charles WaChtmristcr, AM
lr"nW WorNcr talked of blowing up
buildings under construction by non
union Wur>mrn In Detroit Ross said
hc represented the Sheet Metal Work.
crS union when clinc Informed him
that 500 had been paid by tho car
pcntcrs tu WHchtmeiAtcr toward the
expense Of causing explosions.
"Clino said the carpenters were to
pay for three buildings and the IRON
workers for two buildinga," said Ross
~ was told the explosive was to be
carried In IA suit case. Several umoS
II wns suggested the plans were to
he made to get out Of town as the ex-
ploHOns were to come on on par
iLulnr night. hut they did not CONS
Off because OF some dispute witmI
WnchtmcElcr Ortie Nc MGniRHl hHh
tcatlfled that he was Ia Detroit with
explosives at that time, that Herbert
=. IInckln said WuChtmciEtcr had 800
from the carpenters. but that Hockin
suddenly called OF tho tob aud no
CMCManigaD buried the explosive In
a iiCld In Detroit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS
BEATEN IN MICHIGAN

tny Lsassa wire e EVsatsR Eassala !
Detroit Mich. Nov. 2S,--The cOnsti-
tutionRl amendment providing woman n
Suffrage In Michigan WAS defeated by
bSt votes according TO figures COM
piled IN the secretary of state's office
a. Lansing from every county ln
Michigan. Until the result officially
announced by the state board OF cam
vassSTs. December 10. II In said that
no definite statement will be made by
the advocates OF the amendment az tO
what course Of action they will next
take up.
Plans are now being made In many
districts. however. TO petition the ieg-
islaturS TO Te-snbmit the question Ia
the spring eieetiOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
PARDON MAY AFFECT
UNIVERSITY REVIiN L ljS

Houston, Tex Nov. 2S.--The action
of Governor Dix Uf New YOr" IN par
doninE Albert r. Patrick may 'hvOlve
the endowment Of the Rice institute
AZ Houston. providing Patrick sue
ceeds In establishing his claims 70 q
past OF the former Texas mllliOnaire'H n
fortune, Il WAS said here today. the
eiO 600 900 endowment Will be re-.
dueed 100000 and Patrick would
become absolute trustee Of the fund
with which the collese was estab-
llahed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
THREE HURLED TO
DEATH; MANY 4
INJURED IN
WRECK
Pennsylvania Passenger Trails
Jumps Track and Coaches
and slsspsrs TOpple Oven
Steep Embankment. alaA
WRECKAGE PILES UP on \
TOP OF PASSING FREIGHT
[By Leased Wire 20 Evsulns HssaiSI

ny Leased Wire 90 nvsnlna asvnIaI
Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.--Thres per-
sons are known to have been killed
and more than two score ware tn
jurcd some probably fatally. when
the Cincinnati express on the Ponh-
sylvania railroad, which left here at
iO:fS o'clock last night. was derailod
at Glen l,och. about twenty-five miles
west Of this city, shortly before mid
night, one day coach and three
sleeping cars fell twenty feet down ah
cmbankmcnt onto a train OF coal cars
ON the freight line, which at this
point runs parallel to the passenger
tracks
II. l.. BALDWIN. New York. PullA
man conductor.
------. JONES, Pullman conductor.
l'NIDENTIFIED PASSENGER.
Among the injured In WeatoheateA
hospital are:
Miss Jane Kelly, Chicago. SUFFERING
from shock.
Mrs. Mary Hudnut, New xOsk, twp
fractured Ribs.
stephen Fenence. East BrOwAsvlllas
Pennsylvania. conc cuRslon OF the hFnlns
Victor Vallene, philadelphia. oCaiLt
wound and contuBlona oe hip,
Bert Ransbush. HarftsnuFEs Pa-S
badly bruised. Nr FT
Rev. II. q. Wilson Of Indiaaa OouhS
~. Pennsylvania, spraSnen back. AZ
Mrs. II. G. Miller, Altoona. Pa,
right side ana hip injured.
Elizabeth sareda, Youugntown, o.
cuts on face and oontueloMs 90 hip.
Additional names of injured are
Riven out by the railroad authoeitien
| In Harrisburg an follows: ~
j. A. Marquis, Cedar HapldG, Iowa
confusion of head, not geFioslo
Mrs. Elizabeth Santriliy. New Y0rli
face cut ,9cf }f .3Its,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
COMPLAINTS OF OLD
SOLDIERS WELL
FOUNDED
Senatorial Committee Disposed
to Recommend Placing of
National Homes Under War
Department.
fay Leased wire TO EvenIaS Hersla'

fBy Leased Wire TO bveninH ueFala
Los Angeles. Nov. rs Unless the
menberH of the senate investigating
committee change their minds before
the inquiry is completed the placing
Df the soldiers home AZ Shwtcllc ana
all similar institutions In the country
under the control ana direction OF the
war depurtmsnt viii be recommends
ed. AZ a result Of testimony no Tar
adduccd regarding allegations Of mis-
management and incOnpctency. Sen
ator Chamberlain at oregon. one Of
the Investigators. said today he wat
strongly In favor or depOslng the ma
tlonal board of managers.
ThiH statement WAS indOrsed by
Senator Chamberluin'S colleagues,
Senators Jones Of Washington Hnd
CatTon Of New Mexico, All three SEN
Htors said the testimony Of veterans
and others fully Justified "a recon.
mendatIOn by the committee thar
the congress pass blll taking the
homes from the control OF the board
of managers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
WOMAN SHOT DOWN
BY DIVORCED
HUSBAN D.;
MAY DIE
Refusal to Invite Former
Spouse to Thanksgiving Din
ner Results IN Attempted
Murder.
WOULD.BE MURDERER
TRIES SUICIDE; FAILS
10y Lssssd wire 10 EyeaInE ncrSIdl

Chicago. Nn>. Is Mrs Dorothy
Pussy WnH shot down tud pussinIS
fatally injured hN her divorced huS-
band today ~ "ho WuH preparing a
ThHuksgi, Wing dHy dinner ten her nv"
young Childrrn. who Witnessed the
HhuOtinR Mrs. l'uscS had roasted "A
large turkey ana was at IA store near
her home when the lurmcT hushIud
chilled. iuaWHI" of his presence she
returned tu hrI home with her arms
fun Of duiutirs lur the dinner
ARE you .uinE ~ invite mo L. your
dinner ASKED IN" former husband.
$50. I'm not" replied Mrs pusN,
"l'hc children AZ" al / want. Thu
In going to b" u happy party"
Pussy then drew "a revolver ana
fired three times Ht MrH pusrN. Du"
of the bullets struck ~" woman ~
the head. At - iiCrnuTd'Y hospital
surgeons mld Mrs Pussy was danHrr
Uusly injured,
Pussy then Hhut himself IN ia"
neck. lie VIII recover,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
CARLISLE INDIANS
TOO FAST FOR BROWN
LHy Leased Wire 90 nyaaIns Hsraid I

PruNidru'' r. g. Nu. 1N N--iirnWn
unlv"rHltS ana tu" rdlirlr Indians
played their annual Iuuthhll game on
andrews lirld l0duF NuuHr Nds iHli-
ing wh"n the EduYu WIF called,
Nclther team scored IA III" nrsl per-.
iod IN the second Gullslr scored.
CAPTAIN Jim Thorpe ana IN" prr,g ny
captain Jim Th0rp" an dthc other by
Nr"r", Mother goal WnH ktrkud, IN
~" inst period the Indians scored
l"lc", making the iinal figures 3! ~ a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
AUSTRALIAN FLEET AS
UNIT OF BRITISH NAVY
nv LssSss wire ts ssvsAIss Hss.,s,

Auckland. ~ r.. N0v. 2S, - That
there will eventually be established "A
Pacific fleet as II unit Of the Imperial
navy and comprising divisions frc'l
Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
was the declaration made by Ad-
mlral King Hall commander Of the
Austral liHn neet. ht banquet last
night. In discussing the present ques'
ton OF naval policies OF the ovoT.keas
dOminIons, thr admiral said that what
ever New Zealand'H naval policy might
be, Auckland must be the secondary
base OF that fleet There was no rea
son, he said. why New Zealand should
not Join forces and cooperate with
the AustralaslAns Immediately.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
To srtilr "Cnn,n Trn.l. snI,-

Washington, Nov. 2S.-NcgOtlalinns
between the United States and Brazil
for tho friendly settlement of tho
Coffee trust suit In which the Bra
zlllan state OF SaO PaulO In Intensely
Interested, are lrhnsDirlng and the re-
suit may b" known within u few
weeks. II IN generally believed that
any settlement would Contemplate the
gradual sale within Il limited time on
the open market Of 100000 bags Of
coffee valued at $4,000, 900 said 10
bO stored In New York under the IRA.
Hllian valOrlazatl0n scheme which
constitutes the alleged trust.
Sac PaulO, the greatest cOfee. grow.
Ing district In the world is "a party 10
the agreements under which the va.
lOflSatlOn committee operates and
which Il IN alleged lies nD "A substan-
tIal proportion Of the coffee supply
and Increases the pSiea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
MANY LIVES LOST
IN TYPHOON
Property Damage from Hurrl-
cane Which Swept Philip
pines and Adjacent Waters
Estimated at Millions.
(By Leased Wire 90 ovssInG Herald !

Manila, Nov 2S.--Muny llNcs wcrr
lost during II severe typhoon which
occurred to-day. causing damage to
property estimated at millions at pc
SOS,
Thc 'urm, which WAS very violent,
crossed the Islands of Snmnr, I.ryte
and North l'unHy, LEAVING ruin Ia ltB
path The town of TaCIubun, the
capital al Lcyi", was practically de-
strOy"d. Two steamers were wrecked
In THclphan harhOr. How many per.
sons were Killed by falling houses.
flying d"briH and by drowning h not
known, hut the lOSs OF llfc In report
ed 10 have been great.
Another tSphOOn of unusual sever
ny In predicted by the weather
burenu along the west uOnN of Min.
dHnuO,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
GERMAN PEAsANTRY
WORRIED OVER RUMORs
my Leased Wire 90 Evsalas msTaIa1

ku"nlgshurg Germany, NOv ~. -
Trl"grupillc Instructions Ia make Of.
forts ~ Hliay IN" alarm prevailing Ia
the province uf Fast Prussia we're re-
Ceivod to-day hy the provincial preBi-
dent from tho iuporlHl chancellor,
DT. Won bulhrudnn- HOllweg. To- hlr
dispatch the chancellor declares tho
alarming reports about war pTSparh-
tiOnH on the German and Russian
sides Of tho frontier are wholly
groundleRa ..t....
No special military measures. he
said. have been taken on the 0BrT ,an
side and no news has been received
Hitherto about Russian military meas
ureN which would require Germany
10 take counter steps.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

New York. Nov: ss.-Maurlce NJ
OF poisoning his wife and long an
occupant OC death house cell at Sins
sing walked forth hOm court here
yesterday, 4 free man. A new trial
had been granted LuBtlg by the court
Of appeals but Assistant District A..
tOrney Mott told Judge Muiqueen In
special Beagiyna today that two Of the
most important OF the peoples wit.
nsnUes had disappeared and he could
not hope again TO convict Lustig with
oat their Ala.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
THANKSGIVING IL
CEIiEBIlATED ~ Mt.XICO

I'll paso, Nov. 2S.--ThnnksglEing
usually unobscrved In Mexico, waS
celebrated today IN Juarcz In receiving
reports of tho rebel defeat at Guzman
and In the arrival Of two pieces OF ar
tillery and 100 reinfoTccmcntS from
the city Or chihuahua. Among thd
IS rebels Killed In the Gu1man attack.
wnh Major q. Cano. q leader OF soruo
prominence. His body with tho
twelve federal wounded viii arrive
late today at JuHrcz. The fedora loss
WAS eight killed. say tUdny's reports.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
TWO WOMEN GIVEN
DIVORCE FROM
VI EAL THY
DOCTOR
Husband Freed from Matri-
monial Tangle Begins Ter
Years. Term in Wisconsin
Penitontiary.
CONVICTED OF BETRAYAL
OF STILL ANOTHER GIRL
my Lrnard wire 60 Evening" Herald,

lI rIussr, wa. SOY. 2S..--Thc two
WNrs of IN llnlph Truvors Allen
Vrrr granted diNur, rF In the circuit
count her" today. Each ur the young
women. known AZ Brlli French Allen
ANA lI'rdina puullnhI Alien, showed
thHt Hh" had not known of the 9TH
."rh marriage to the phN piClnn untll
hlH 1rr'U recently on % charge at
bringing another girl here for i'm
moral purposes. Nllru. who Is
wealthy, wax convicted uf the charge
ana hrEtn u tuu.Nuar 'cTm IA the
NHulun pcuituutiHr, ltN Wcuk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
TWO KILLED IN STREET
BRAWL IN NICARAGUA
TRy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald

T lIy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald
Washington. Nov. 2B,--AdVioOs "a
the state department report light
lu the streets ~ MHnugua, Mica
rngum, between Nlcaruguan police aud
soldiers, IN which an Gnglishman was
aud one mUriHlN wounded and two
soldiers slightly wounded, Tho ma
tive soldiers, n Is reported, were un-
der the influence Of liquor when the
hight started, but quiet was soon re-
stored, The American legation re-
ported that political importance was
httuuhCd 10 the outbreak,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
P0SF0FF|OE n
FOR CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY RUSH
Regulations Requiring Back
Stamping" Of Mail Temper.
arily Suspended to Expedite
Delivery.
[By Leased wire 20 EyenlnR HeraldI

tBy LEASED Wire 60 EvenlnR HeRaldI
washington, Nov. 2s.--Postmaster
General Hitchcock's "blg orEanlna-
tlnh' IN getting ready for the Christ
mas rush. One OF the ilrst Important
holiday orders was prOmulEaisd to-
dhy' PoHtmaHterB are notlned that
from December 20 tO January q, the
regulations requiring the back
stamping of mail matter will be aus
pended 10 expedite the delivery OF
mall during tho holiday season. I"
During the period special delivery
and registered mail only will be-
stR mped with the time OF receipt, the
ordinary mail going through the Of
nceh by tho most approved 'Short
cuts known to the postal service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
Jail pellUry Planned.

NlIWaukee, Wis., Nov. SEW.
deRce that y tali delivery WAS planned
by prlsonaFn during the time John
schFaph.. Nonld-bo Assassin Of Thee,
dOre R0OeevAia was eennned there,
was rOVeaie4 when twelve steel saws
were fOund hiddea under q mattTesa
In q cell receaily Vacated w James
Wood. ailen 'H0rontD 1imgny." n no.
tOTlOug saka.blVwen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
WISCONSIN NOT READY
FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Tny Leased wire 1s uv@aIaG msssIsI

TWY Loa8ed Wire % UV1nIn9 WoRaI9J
Madison. Wiz. Nov. 26.--The pro-
posed woman's suffrage amendment IN
wisconsin was defeated at the recent
election BY "A majority OF Si,47S, ac-
ccrdinK TO the Ofiicial returns, the
com piiAtiOn Of which WAS announced
today. The total vote on the pro-
posed amendment was 1850 for
and 22T,O2i against. Three other
amehdmsnta voted ON at the recent
election carried.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

stockholm, sweden, Nov. 2B.-Aih
aWeflsh and naval officers on leave
wor& unexpectedly ordered TO Join
thfir ships ut KarlSkrefa, the priDci-
nHl station OF the navy. SIX aTmored
vaia and fourteen torpedo bOata
Dut 70 sea last night. They are due
u arrive At 0OthenburE December !.
The OABeerD OF the stockholm station
already had left.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
Tlnkrr nrnI On Arnin.

NpW York, Nov, 2N,--AuRuHt Herr'
mann ~ Cincinnati defined az TEN
pOrHrilV M" to-day the deaf whereby
three players were Ia bo traded Ia
Chicago for Joe Tinker The deal
WAS "On" yesterday ana ION" again
last night This morning President
Murphy Of the Chicago club nOthsd
Hermann by telephone that he would
not accept the three players offered
Mitchell, PhelRn and Corridor. lie
did not Hay who he would accept. bul
u In Understood the matter will Ia
taken up rGain tonight,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

cobalt 81 the Bank Of Bombay ives
lgalsed from 8 10 = per eeht todays
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28
PHILADELPHIA WINS
FROM CORNELL
Wet Field and Slightly Heav.
ier Lineup Does the Trick
for Quaker Eleven.


Philadelphia, Soy. ~ SNOW whiCh
hogan falling here oaTlN tudHy prom
ls"d old-fuHhiOnud weather conditions
nn FRANKLIN ilcld thH Afternoon when
''"rh"ll ana P"nnSylvnnlH lined M Tor
their annual Thanksgiving football
game. Betting favored lsnnByIvHnit,
"n form, because "A wet neld gave the
PuHk"rS slightly heavier line and
hHch h"ld un advantage. Score: Penn
s'INauia, Z, Cornell, 2.
Chicago, Soy. 2k, Final: NutrU
Dame. tH, MiTuurItD a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-28

st Petersburg. Nov 2S.--Tha Fourth
Russian dnma assembled today lNr
tho first time since the eleoelOmV
which began IL eoptembeEs
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-03

meeting was to endorse a member of
the state bar as candidate for nomi-
nation to the office of justice of the
supreme court at the election next
June. There will be a vacancy
upon the bench at that time caused
by the expiration of the term Of Judge
Morgan, who resigned the position
being filled temporarily by Judge
Bruce of Grand Forks appointed by
Governor Burke.
The meeting is called in accord
ance with resolutions adopted by the
State Bar association at Bismarck in
1910. 1t is merely the intent of the
association to put the stamp Of it's
recommendation on the candidate as
a man of ability and honor and fitted
for the high Office of trust of our su.
preme court.
In addition to the jamestown at
torneys following are some of the le-
gal lights present at the meeting:
Attorneys John E. Greene, Minot; B.
w. Shaw, Mandan F. H. Register,
Bismarck; A. G. Dvet, WaApeton;
Charles M. Cooley. Grand Forks; E.
P. Robertson, Grand Forks; John
O'Hanchett, Harvey; Charles H. Stan
ley, tSeele; w. o. Louden, McHenry;
Attorney A. c. Lacy. Fargo; Dudley
L. Nash, Minot; F. E. McCurdy, Bis
marck; NJ A. Hildreth. Fargo; John
Carmody, Hilsboro; Theo Coffel. Bis.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-03
Bar ASSOCIATION
M|EETINGAT JAMESTOWN

JAMESTOWN, April 3.-Judge A.
A. A. Bruce was endorsed by vote
of 20 to 1 each for four other attor-
neys at the special meeting of the bar
association yesterday afternoon.
There were "a votes cast, A. A. Bruce
receiving on the first ballot 20, S. E.
Ellsworth one, John Carmody one,
John Knauf one, D. 3. Holt one. Upon
motion the choice was made unani-
nous.
Among other matters taken up
We're the adoption of resolutions re-
GREETING the resignation of Judge
Morgan, on account Of i'll health.
On account of the comparatively
small number of members present
there was at first some discussion as
to the advisability of the body en-
dorsing candidate.
The special meeting of the North
Dakota State Bar association was
called to order at the jamestown city
hall yesterday by President John
E. Greene of Minot, with a small
number of representative attorneys
from all the judicial districts Of the
state present. The object of the
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-03
GIRL FORGER IS
again ARRESTED

FARGO, April 3.-Mildred Carter,
who forged check on Scott-Hall
here last fall is in the same trouble in
Minneapolis. She was arrested in the
mill city and she is charged with at.
tempting to pass a forged check for
$100 on department store.
She told the authorities that her
parents had died in Fargo, and that
her grandparents of this city sent her
to stay with her uncle, Charles Dud.
lin, in Minneapolis.
The girl says she met man who
gave her the check, the instrument
was made payable to her and signed
by Joseph Hooper. No such name
could be found in either the Mime
apolis or St. Paul directories. Charles
Dublin, the girls uncle, says that she
disappeared about week ago after
telling him she had secured posi-
tion in candy factory when she had
no position there at all. The girl
was held to the grand jury on $500
bail.
Chief of Police Bowers, when seen
this morning, said: mildred Carter,
who is being held in Minneapolis is
the same girl who was in trouble here
this Winter.'
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-03
Divide CO. records
ARE NOW complete

W1LLISTON, N. D., April 3-The
work of copying the records of the
register of deeds office for the county
of Divide will be completed within the
next few days and turned over to that
county by the contractor, Mr.. M. R.
Porter of Minot, and the register of
deeds of Divide county will have as
complete set of records as any
county in the state.
The work has employed a force of
from fifteen to twenty typists, COM
parers, indexers and other clerical
help since the first of December, and
has been carried on under the per-
sonal supervision of Miss Bess Moe
of Cheteek, Wis, a young >1ady Of
much experience and, ability.
There were over 22,o0O,000 instru-
ments to be copied and bound into
books as we'll as nearly dozen index
books, all of which was done on
specially made typewriters with spec
ial blank record linked ribbons.