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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
COMMITTEE HEARS REPORT 0F COFFIN Gave Much Valuable Data For Use in Plan of
 Reorganization

Baltimore. September 1s.--The stock holders protective committee of the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company today heard report from Harry E. Coffin. trustee in bankruptcy, which, it is said gave the committees much valuable data for use in q plan or reorganization. Reorga anzation will not he attempted, however, until the expert accountant finishes his exam irstiOn into the corporation's affairs, 1t is understood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19

contract is signed by Mir. Perkins as chairman of the finance eommittee of the International Harvester company. The consideration was very large he said
 The government charges masquerad- ing ss Independent under the guise of advertisements when it was really a trust, the attorney declared In re- sponse to a subpoena attorneys for the Harvester company promised to submit the minutes of the meetings of the stockholders, the board of directors and of the voting trust composed of MT. Perkins, Cyrus IL. Mccormick and Charles Deering. These minutes will be scrutinized hy the government before they are offered in evidence.
 No taking of testimony was entered into. The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow so the attorneys could ex- anime the books 10 be introduced as evidence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
Strikes in Mexico

Mexico City, September 1s.-Failure of the mill owners to put into effect the new wage schedules is alleged as the reason for strikes just precipitated in the tex tile mills in the states of Puebla and Tlaxcala. Four factories in the federal district have also gone on strike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
Lincoln a Democrat


 Springfield. H.. September IS Here in the early home of Abraham Lincoln, Gov ernor Thomas R. Marshall Of Indiana oemocratic vice presidential candidate in speech in the armory. declared that the martyred President was n democrat f al heart
 In every heart throb of Abraham Lin com was democrat although he may never have voted the democravis ticket . said Governor Marshall who aeclared |. was not mans station in life that determined his politics. but his attitude toward his felloNlnen. Lincoln was essentially d lover of his fellows the governor said. and ,a preached the doctrine of the brotherho. d Of man"
 He said this government as now com ducted was not government founded on the doctrine of the brotherhood of mar but was a government for the benefit of the few. He then gave his views of government for the benefit Of special in- terests.
 He said.
 ''The tariff schedules of this conn try. which have produced the trusts and monopoies, have been enacted bv a species of log rolling and the never ending changes in these schedules are helping one man and harming another without right This produces the real cause of the unrest in business con ditions.
 "The manufacturer is coming to realize that it is to his interest to have peace and certainty and to have his business divorced from the tinker ing of government; that the sum of the benefit to one man has been equalled by the sum of injury to oth- CTS that the legislation has been local in its, character
 People have laughed over the ar ticle in September magazine on an industry wherein a trust magnate pro- cured tariff duty of 32 cents on sin- gle bananas in order that Jimmie might build glass houses on the bar ren farms of New England and raise bananas.
 Is Not Ridiculous
 But the exaggeration was not so ridiculous after all. Very much the same thing has been done An In '. dianian got under the Payne-AIdrich umbrella because he could not raise pineapples without assistance. Every fever-stricken child must pay more for pineapple that this man may be en- ablcd to raise them. The lemon grow CTS of California obtained. one-half cent per pound tariff on lemons and thereby closed the mills at Bangor. Me. which turned out the material for lemon boxes. as the Italian lemon grower retaliated on the box manu- facturers. A boost for a big man un- der this system has always been a knock for the little fellow
 'once inoculate man with the right or special privilege and 1t goes into every drop of his blood. He thinks he is perfectly justified in taking it wher- ever he can get it and legislators think s~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
The Rev. Grubbs Dedd

Lexington. Ky. September lS-Rev. Isaiah E. Grubbs, member of the faculty Of the College Of Bible here. and widely known teacher in the Christian church of America, died to- day. He MAS 79 years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
Use Eorceps SuccessfuIIy

New fufk. September ls.- Slender for ceps were used successfully at the Luth- eran hospital today n removing a pear breastpin which is-Year-oid Olga Martin swallowed two years ago. It had gone down her windpipe anc lodged in her lIngs. IL was located by A-ray.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
Avery Expelled

The body refused to recognize a tele- gram from Russ Avery of California an nouncing his resignation, and voted to expel him for disloyalty to the republican party. Chairman Hilles was empowered to appoint subcommittee of three to recommend a successor to him.
 This action was taken, it was explained, because a majority of the committeeman of California were supporting Roosevelt. and the choice of republican national committeeman could not be left to them.
 After luncheon there was a joint session of the national committee and the ad- visory committee lasting until after 6 o'clock
 Chairman Hilles reported that the sltua- ton in the various states in regard to electors and which was unsatisfactory at the beginning of the campaign, now is in good shape He said that of the 100 elect ors on the republican tickets in several states who turned out to be Roosevelt men, all had been replaced except In Kansas, Ncbsaska am @alNornin. He added that inc saneas Case Is in the courts. the Nebraska case soon will be, and that d special committee will arrange for a new organization in California and place Taft electors on the ticket under some other name than that of the repub- lican party.
 A resolution was adopted calling upon the electors of Nebraska and Kansas who were named as republicans, but who are now for Roosevelt. to at once retire The resolution said the position of elector is position of trust, and that these men owe a duty to the state as well as to themselves.
 Secretary Reynolds said after the meet ing that everything was done in complete harmony. and the vote to oust committee men was unanimous In every case
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
SEATS OF D|SLOyAL COMM|TTEEMEN ARE DECLARED VACANT Republican National Com mittee Takes Drastic
 Action at New York HILLES REPORTS
 ABOUT ELECTORS All Men Who Declared for Roosevelt Replaced by Taft Adherents
 Except in Kansas, Nebraska
 and California

xS York September 1S-The repuo- A o> national committee accepted tue res- . 2 ,tions of it's members from Minnesota. S lahoma and Ohio today, and declared , icant the seats held by members from
 Nest Virginia, North Carolina and New Jersey, who are Roosevelt men. Sue cessors were named to the retiring mem bers from Oklahoma, Ohio, New Jersey and North Carolina.
 In the case of William Edwards of West Virginia whose seat was declared vacant, the committee voted to ask the state com mittee of West Virginia to recommend a successor. MT. Edwards seat was de- cared vacant because of his so-called disloyalty
 Franklin Murphy, former committeeman from New Jersey, was elected to All the vacancy from that state created by de- claring Borden Whiting no longer mem Der of the committee. l.. C. Duncan was elected to succeed Pearson of North Car olina, and J. A. Harris was elected suc- cessor to Priestly of Oklahoma. Disposing of these cases, the committee took up the situa ton in California
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19
Declines to Recognize Authority

Charleston, W. Va. September 18-"I refuse to re copnize the authority of nine members of the republican national com mittee in star chamber session in New York to urdo the will of the people ex- pressed through magisterial district con- vention in West Virginia declared Col William Seymour Edwards republican na- tional committeeman from West Virginia when informed tonight that his seat on the national committee had been declared vacant. In the state convention delegates to which were selected in magisterlal dis trict convention Roosevelt had 732 and Taft 16l delegates. Edwards selection as committeeman was unanimous.
 Chicago, September 1s.-Roy o. West chairman Of the Illinois state republican committee. today issued a statement de. elaring IaI'ollette men control the pro gressiye party in Illinois and because oi obligations to the head of the democratic state ticket are throwing strength to ti.e democrats. Senator Dixon, director of the progressive campaign. characterized the assertion as assured.
 Madison. Wis. September 18.--The re- publican state platform convention here today commended Senator LaFollette ard Governor McGoyern. declared the formers $ principles had become the "fundamen'al guarantee of representative government in ali progressive states and lndorsed the income tax. The platform made no mer,- ton of either President Taft or Colonel Roosevelt. Minimum wage taldaris for women and the abolition of contract labor In prisons were advocated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-19

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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Notice for Publication

Department Of tho Interior. U. S. Land Of
Nee g Fort summer. N. NJ. April ls. 1912.
No1'ee Is hereby given chat John f. Vaughan
q AeN'eo ~. M. who on Sept. 4. 1903. mad,
Homestead Entry, No. 0575. for WI-2 sri.
pee " and Che W1-2 MELT Section %. Town.
SNIP North. Range 50 East. N. M. p. Meridi,D
mas uiea notice Of intention to make Five va,
proof 70 establish claim to the land above d.
soi'oea' before William j. curren. U. S. Corn.
missioner in his office at Clovis. IN. nj. On ~
ION day Of June. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses, Hs,r,e a.
Us. Ethan G. Blair. james p. curro. 5rtbnr
Curry an q Texieo. N. M.
Arthur y. Cur-a, p,nf
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Notice for Publication

department Of che Interior o. S. Land Office
az Fort Sumner ~ NJ April 70 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that Bird Eubank. Of
IeAeo N Az. who on Feb o 1910, made Home.
stead Emmy No. O76t2. for NEL. section %.
township North. Range SO East. N. M. p. Mer.
iaan Township North. Ranee 80 East N. M.
I Morbid -n' bias dled notice Of i~ntontioa to make
Communication Proof. to establish claim 20 the
land above described. before william j Curren.
Us Commissioner inhis Office at Clovis. MN.
on Che men day Of june. 1912.
ciaimant names as witnesses Robert / House
ton. Georno ~. Wilson Thales A Boone. Talbert
d.. Lewis. aIl of TeSico NJ. NJ.
arthur d. curren Register.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09

Denariment Of the interior. u Land onies at
Fort Sumner NM April2. 1912.
No.ea 3 hereby given that John JBoppenmeyer
OF Clovis New Mexico, who on Oct. Isl ioos.
m'aa homestead Serial os7i8 forEW1-4 Sec. a.
ane VINO on JAM 10. i9i1. made serialO a238 Tor the
wild section p. Township i North. Range "a
''5 N NJ. r Meridian. has fled notice Of in
tention TO make Fiveyear proof. to establish
cam 70 me land above described. before William
= Oqifen' US. Commissioner, in his office at
CLOVIS New Mexico. on the Goth day Of May. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: James ID. Loon.
81 Mary W. warren. George Brown. all OF
blaestower ~ M, Francis C Galloway of Porto
6 NM Arthur ID. CurreD. Register.
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Departments Of the Interior. ~. S. Land Olice
at Fort Sumner a. M April 10 1912.
hoilce ia hereby given that Roland w.cks Of
cl4Yi4 ~ %. who on Nov q. 1905. made Home
stead Entry NO. 0l588 for Northwest quarter on
"i-g section I. Township 2 north. Range 85
Al e n. M. y Meridian, has filed notice Of inlon-
gon 10 make Five Year Proof Go establish claim
60 the land above described. before William j.
Curen, ~. s. Commissioner 30 his office at Clio
vls. M on thol0th day of June 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Newton j, Wyatt James A., Wallace. Ezra r.
Meaaics Preston worley. AN Of Clovis. N, NJ.
Arihue ID. Curren. Register.
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Notice for Publication

Department of 1e interior. us land Office at
Fort sumner ~. M, April t0. 1919.
Notice 5 hereby given that Thomas a Morris
of Clovis New Mexico who on March 8 1905 made
Homestead serial 0ie78 for Nwl-l section 35 and
who on MARCH 25. 1911 made sefal 03ill Cor NEi-l
secton8A Township North. Ranee 35 faa. 81.
make Five Yelr proof 10 establish claim to lha
land above described before William y Currsn u
Commiaalonef So DIS office % ooVis NeH Mexico
% tioiita day of june 1912 Claimant name. %
wilreasas. Martn y pirmon Newton ! wgait
Ears FNolilk Roland wicss ai ~ Clovis ~ Al
arthur ECurfen Hecistar
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ID The District Court of cur
~ County New Mexico
w. a. Maupin,
Plaintiff.
VS.. 80 l7S.
lG T. Knight w. r.
knight and W.. @.
Beauchamp.
Defendants.
10 the Defendant, w o. Beau
champ:
You viii hereby take notice
that a suit has been dlod in tbe
District court of Curry county.
New Mexico, ia which w. Al.
Maupin is Plaintiff. and e.. II.
Knight and w. &C. Knight and
you the said w. o. Beauchamp
are the defendants, and that
SAID cause is numbered AIS on
the docket Of said court.
You will further take notice
that the general objects of said
suit are to recover judgement
against the said defendants. a.
y Knight and w. II. KNIGHT
for the sum Of 1919 80. interest
costs of suit and attorney s fec
on account Of a certain prom
lssory note held by said plain
tiff against said last named del
PENDANTS, and to foreclose 2
certain mortgage given to ss-
cure said note upon the follow
ing described real estate. stu
ate in said county and state. to-
wit: All of Tract No. III. I'M Fair-
view Addition, to the CITY Of
Clovis, according to the Official
plat Of said addition, and To
foreelose whatever right, title
or interest you the said w. o.
Beauchamp may have in said
real estate.
You are further notified that
unless you appear and answer
in said suit on or before the 8th
DAY Of June, 1912, judgment by
default will be rendered against
you and plaintiff win apply to
the court for relief prayed for
in his complaint filed in said
suit.
You are further notified that
Harry L. Patton, whose post
office and business address is
Clovis, New Mexico, is attorney
for plaintiff.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, /
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal Of said Court,
this the 28th day of February.
A. d, 1912.
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Notice for Publication.


Department of the Interior II. S Land oHce AZ
Fort Sumner. ~ M. April 2. 1912
Notice - hereby given that Flora j.
Flick. Of st. Vrain. N NJ. who on Nov. l2.
1906, made Homestead Entry. No. O502. for
Southwestquarter @w1-O. Section 20. Township
3 North Range Is East M. d r.. Meridian has
hled notice Of intention 70 make Five Year
Proof to establish claim 20 The land above d.
seribed before William d MsBce. Probate Judge
Curry County. ia his Office ct Clovis. N, M,
on the goth day OF May 1912. Claimant names
az witnesses;
william A. Brownen. Elmer ID. Schooling. Gilbert
F.. Schooling. James Royal of st Yraih, H.. M.
Arthur q. cuuen Register.
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u the PubHe

And to all persons having
business transactions with my
wife:
This will notify you that Mrs.
j. H. Brashear who resides IN
Clovis New Mexico is my wife.
that am providing for her am
necessaries of life and IN a com
Portable manner; that Tam not
responsible for her debts ar1
Wlll not paw same whereae
tor whatever contracted.
y. III. Bf
b. Apr "A
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION.

Non Coal Itnt.
Department of The Interior. III. s.. Lari nHf
re TT Simmer. M. M.Mareh Il 1919
Notice Is hereby given chat Charley a. ni.
Of Hnyouer. N. M. who on june 2s. iN8 mafl
p. q NO. o1l81. for northwest quarter. .aciio.
3 township 2 north r1nge 81 cari Now
make lnai computation proof. TO catahiia|
claim to the land 0noye described. before w.. =.
lurrcn, United 8tatea Commissioner fro hfa OF.
May. 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses.
Joseph a. Mccormick. Oscar II Mccormick.
Anton Hankhouae. aIl ofUafencr NM Coral
k. Hcrriu. of Hiacttnwar. ~. RI.
Arthur N. Curran. nraafa..
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09

D-epurtmont OF che Interior. U. s.. Land Office
nt Ftsumner. N. Ms March rs, 1912.
Notice s. hereby given chat Marshall a. owen
of Clovis. N. 81. who. on Feb. a13. 1907. made
homestead entry serial no. 08967 for south
west quarter section 20 township ln0rth range
a8 h.. new mexico q meridian has fled mo-
tice Of bis intention 10 make fnal i~ve-year
proof 10 establish claim TO the land above de-
scribed before VIM. j. Curren, y. s. Commits
sioner at his office in Clovis, N M
on the 18th day Of May 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lewis G. Fenwick. Davidw Nicholas. Aron T..
Williams Albert b. Daniels. an of Clovis n. M.
Arthur i. Curren. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Mon coil land.

Department ~ the Interior. U. s.. Land Omc
~ ~ sumnerN. M., March is. 1912.
Notice e hereby Given chat Dolly Green
~ tef'co y Del who on Feb y 1911. made
Homestead Entry No. 03Z73 for $. IT,.
lA Section. 2l, township north. range 36 east
ecW % 7 meridian. has filed notice Of Intention
70 make communication proof 90 establish claim
go the land above described. before William d.
MaBee Probate Judge. Curry county; ia his Of
1912.
Claimant anne as Witnesses;
john %. Weslfau. HenryC c. Hole Harry Put
ram, Walter W. Huneate, an Of Texieo. New
Makie0l
Arthur ID. Cufren Register.
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Non-c01i ana. VlplL
udartment OF the interior. United States Land
OHH FE. sumner. 81. M.. March l3. 1912.
Ntice is hereby given Chat John Lett
ofaBpfs IN. h. who on Nov. 29th. 1906 made
horiE tead entry E0Ol5l1 for Northwest
ouat III. section 80. township 8 north range SO
Eit sew Mexico Principal Meridian haze filed
nof| of intention TO make final Eve year
uro n establish claim 70 the land above de-
scrN a before W J. Curren. IT,. s. Commits
oncrh his office at Clovis, N. M. ON the End.
da2 Nay, 1912.
G tloant names as witnesses;
0eltfe w. Gilman, Fliphus Stevens. Robert
Eitl John III. Cook. aliof Clovis. M. 80.
Arthur =. Curren. Register.
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rh Of
ene District court of Curry coun-
W New Mexico.
by W. @ zerwer,
Deputy Clerk.
lSeall
b Apr. l8. exp Nav 3.
N0rrrr non nr,,.
tLrn.- DLiCAlION
court OF Curry
-ounsy' New Mexico
Z 7 klng'
Flaintlil'
Us. No. 5Ol.
'0'i'' Cailan'
defendant
10 the Defendant. John Callan
You will hereby take notice
tnat g suit has been filed in the
District Court Of Curry County
New Mexico. in which r.
King is Plaintiff and You. the
said John Callan are defendant
which said cause is numbered
504 ON the docket of said Cont
You win further take notice
that the general objects Of said
suit are to recover Judgment
against you for the sum Of s576
90, interest costs and attorneys
fees, on account of n promissor,
note for the sum of $500 90
executed By YOU on the
18Th day of October. 1910. nav
able to the order of said plant
ih, bearing interest at tbe rato
Of ten percent and due one wear
after date; and to foreclose =
certain mortgage executed to
secure said note, conveying Lot
IL, Block 10, in the city Of CO
Wis, Curry county, New Mexico.
You are further notifa4 +hat
unless YOU appear and sas sa'a.
!. saie sun on 7 before the 9Th
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NOTICE nor PUBLICATION.


Repnbiiaation
Non coal land.
Department Of the interior. u. S land office at
Fort srnlaar. N. NJ. March 13. 1912.
Notice ia hereby given that George w. Black. OF.
Clovis. M. H.. who. on Jan. l4. 1907 made
Homestead Eniry No 03891 for
SD Quarter. SEED Section 6 Township north.
itange So east. N. M. u. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention TO make hve-year
Proof TO establish claim % the land above
described before William j. Curren. United
Mexico on the 7th day of May. 1912.
Claimant numaa as Witnesses.
DngidW. Nicholas. Albert .. Daniels. Walter
e. owen. Daniel h. Moyo. am Of Clovis New
Mexico.
Arthur p. curren. Register
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orIce FoR PUBLICATION.

Fhar p caFFea ResisseF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18

cur duty TO the missionary cause. If
We fully realize our responsibility TO
God for the souls of our brethren. we
would be much more generous. We
should not forget that our aims will
help to maintain missions established
By the heroic sacrifices of our priests
and religions.
When we compare our yearly con-
tributions for mission work to the vast
sums raised by our separated breth-
ren for this purpose we find reason for
deep humiliation. We Catholics have
the true faith and the responsibility
not only of maintaining it, but of max
ing it-known to others. BY contribut-
ing generously to the support of our
missions we show that we realize our
responsibility. BY giving generously
We will be able to bring the light OF
faith to those other sheep which our
Saviour bids US bring into the fold. so
that: They shall hear my voice. and
there shall be one fold and one Shep-
herd. John. X Is.
Please read this on Quinquagesima
Sunday and on the day of the coliec-
ton itself. and add such words as your
zeal and prudence may suggest.
Very sincerely yours in Christ,
EDW. P. ALLEN,
Bishop of Mobile.
R. Q. GEROW, Secretary.
Sexagesima Sunday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, Feb 17.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance Of "a 3
points. Cables were none too good, but
there was no pressure on the market in
the early trading and shorts were in
cltned TO even up over the week end: II
was Tumored that the bull crowd would
support the market on any further signs
of weakness and this stimulated taking
Of profits on the short side The weather
map was wet and the indications were
for unsettled weather for the cotton belt
over Sunday. This gave the market
added steadineas. At the end of the fret
half hour OF the first hour, prices were
to points over yesterdays close.
The market was quiet, but had a very
steady tone throughout the entire ses-
sion as shorts took profits on rather q
large scale even when prices were adj
vancing, Many cable messengers from
England spoke discouragingly Of the
labor situation and stated that g great
coal strike seemed inevitable unless the
government interviewed This news
caused Ettls fresh selling. Bulls made
no effect to put prices up, but allowed
the market to take care OF itself At
the highest of the day prices were 9 to
10 points over yesterdays final Quota
items
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
PRINCETON TO REoRGANiZE
ENTIRE ATHLETIC System
sy Aasocis4ed press.

Princeton, n. J., Feb. ia Eenerst,
reorganization OF the athletic admin
istrafion system at Princeton Is ap
nounced. The changes already made
include the adjustment Of the once
of athletic director, until two weeks
ago held by William W. Roper, and
the discharge of the sraduate adviser
committee. which has exercised gen Z
eral supervision over athletics.
Under the new system a board 81
control Of nine members VIII govern
the University Athletic Association.
the board being made I'D Of three
alumni members, three faculty mem
bers and three dergraduates- One
of the faculty members Is to be chair
man.
The object OF the change IS to bring
about greater cooperation between
university authorities. alumni and III
dergraduatex.