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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26
MIARELEITS
COTTON

NEW YORK Noy 25-Afur m1l-
ug new hieh records for Che s,a-ou
during todays early trading. th, cot
tom market turned olsicr under hyaty
realizing or selling for reaction and
closed barely steady at met decline
or from z TO Il points
The opening was steady az % decline
.of points to an advance Of two
points, the near months being lowtr
In sympathy with disappointing cables.
while the late months reflected n r..
ncwal of Saturdays active buyns
movement, which had the encourage
mcnt OF bulllsh southern crop and
spot adyices. Near months quickly
shot up in sympathy with the strength
which developed the progress of the
call and within the first few minutes
the market sold S TO ~ points net
higher This advance carried Janu-
airy contracts up TO 12.G0c, or $5.25
per bale above the recent low level.
while March sold at 12.G3c ON cover
ing of shorts, fresh buying for lons
account and scattering bun support
Foreign houses, however were very
heavy sellers, with private cables at
tribhting the relbtiNe weakness of
Liverpool to uneasiness over the Euro
pean political situation and rumors
that troops had crossed the Serviau
border and the market turned easier
These rumors were promptly denied
but the market continued very nerv-
GUS and later sold off sharply unde.
heavy Wall street offerings, which
were believed to reflect an easy stock
market and sharp advance in can
money rates.
There also were reports that some
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26
LIVESTOCK
In Chicago.

CHICAGO Nov. 25.-Cattlc-Rc-
ceipts $4,000; strong mostly 10m15c;
higher; Beeves S5.35 5m11.OO, Texas
steers $43O@7.5O; western steers
$3.50 1850; some fancy Canadian
westerns at $3.50; stockers $425m
$50; cows and heifers $2.7Oh 5.7O,
cables $6.1O@1O.O0.
Hog Receipts $4,000; opened 81
higher; closed weak. Light $7.35 n
1SO; mixed s7.40m7S5; heavy $40
@7S5; rough $735T7.55; pigs S5.75
n 7.65; bulk Of sales ,7.G5m7S5.
Sheep-Reccipts 10000; steady to It
shade lower; Native $3.35G 4.30; west
ern S3G06435; yearlings $4.GOM
so; lambs native $4.3Om725; Yves,
ern t5.5O67.25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26
Legal Notices.
GOVERNMENT SALE


About $1,000 acres Of tribal unallOttel
lands in different localities contained In
about 1000 separate tracts varying from s
TO 5000 acres each Isl the ChOctaw and
ChicknsaV Nations, Oklahoma, win be Of
ferpd az public auction at n minimum price
Of from B25 to $3.50 per acre. Sale will be.
gin No,cmber ~, 1912 and continue daily
at different county seats, Of land In each
respective county until about December "a
1912 Not more than Gao acres, including
unallot'ed lands purchased at any prior sale
will be sold to ANY one person. Terms are
% per cent cash, 25 per cent in twelve
months and so per cent in two years with
o per cent interest. Immediate possession
after approval Of sale given residence on
land not required, cutting and dispOsing Of
timber or drilling or muing for mineral on
lands purchased not permitted until full pay
due, and Immediately thereafter deed will
issue
Lists Of lands by counties showing des
criptions and areas Of various tracts with
minimum price. will be furnished without
cost together with full information upon
application to the undersigned or TO the
local field officers of the Department In
their respective districts Persons applying
should specify the particular county o
which information is desired. Certified cop.
les OF blue prints Of each county showing
location of each tract to be offered VIII be
furnished on application to the undersigned
on payment Of 80 for each map which
should be remitted in the form Of draft on
postal money order with application
J GEORGE WRIGHT
Commissioner to the Five CIVILIZED Tribes
Muskogee, Okla
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In kansAs CiLY.

KANSAS C1TY, Nov 25.-Cattle--
Receipts 1000, including 1000 south
crns; 10c down Dressed beef ana
export steers sS.5OH 1850; fair So 30
n 500; southern steers $A25N 40:
southern cows $3.jOm $50.
Hogs-Recelpts 10000; 5c higher.
Bulk Of sales $500 775; htavy $7iO
n 7.77ia; packers and butchers $3.50
N 7.75; light S7.45n7.7O; pigs $6.50Gr
100.
Receipts 1000 steady TO 10.
higher Lambs s5.4Od 6.65; yearlings
S4.5O1 800: wethers $4.0On4.75; ewes
S3.75a $50; stockers $3.OON4.5O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26

Advertisements win Lo accepted In The
Tulsa Daily Nurd on the following condi.
IuIt ON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26
PRODUCE
X. Q. Rnttcr. Eges and Prodncc.

KANSAS CITY Nov 25.-Butter.
creamery 32iac: firsts 3Otac; seconds
2Stac; packing stock 80 iAc.
Eggs Extras 3Oc, firsts 28ia N2J,:
seconds 20c
Hens Eight and ono-half cents:
ROSTERS Sc; turkeys, young l7c.
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al0RS

One cont o word for each Issue.
Phone your ad 10 1000. Your credit 10
good II you own a telephone.
Classification not guasanlo after $500 p
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26

FOR Rent FURNISHED ROOMS
Close iu, Modern home. Phone 2Si
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Cl@ssfaled

No nd less than l5c
We reserve the right 10 revise and classify
N ads,
Return wrong replies,
Three time ads very seldom fal
Money refunded on unused asertions.
Errors corrected or money refunded.
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Rooms for Rent

l..,l ~
ron RENT FURNISHED 1I-ROOAl
,t'i,1 "o'S'' ,,, ",'i ,'..'''0 ,a. '''' "''' '''
FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS
Close in. Modern home. Phone eSi.
FOR RENT MODERN FuRNIslrp
room. Quiet place. also rooms ror
housckcopinp no children. can an
/ Ar..., q,
wv w ''os''I'
FOR RENT NICELY TlrHNlsuEp
p.'',',' ,','' ''' '''''' WV ''''S' ''' '''
'FRONT.' REDROOM IN MODERN
~ '''''' "'''''' ''' ',o' ''' '''''..
NICELY FURNISHED SLEEPING
room 300 soufb Denver
TWO or THREE NICELY lV1,
pisbrd rooms for lisbt hous.i...p.
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'''''' '''" '''
,,,..'', ''''' '''
'''., '''''' '''' '.','.'
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ihonc $50.
-IcIIr T-I-.I,I-gI,pI,-r ,>--.
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no, s,n. Io.
rnn rI,>,, n1-r pI-T1rn,T
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-.-.---l'-.---
For RENT VERY LARGE MOD
ern housel,ceping room, furnished.
Reasonable. 9O9 North Denver.
Rent reasonable Phone 24S7.
-
TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. 62j South Elwood.
-
215 East Third.
FOR NT-FURNISHED ROOM
l16 East Fifth ST. Phone 545.
--------------- -
nished rooms, private entrance, new
modern house 515 8. Cincinnati.
Phone 1211 or 2522.
------ -.----------
ern home. Close in. 500 South
Boston. Phone Black 326.
---- --------
offers elegantly APPOINTED modern
r,oa+nio oou ho,1 ana ioritor eor,,i,o
~ 60 oo Hvith nr,,,oto hatb e. oo nor
,,,a,.
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FRONT BEDROOM IN MODERN
private home. jlS So. Cheyenne.
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Furniture Repairing

Gunslen Furniture Ho1pital Up
holstcrlng, repairing, refinishing and
enameling Obey the impulse. Phone
US now; all work guaranteed. Phone
3006. 2l9 East Fifth Street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26
Found
Real Estate

FOR SALE-MODERN GROOM
home, beautifully furnished; fash.
ionable part Of city; barn, shade,
fruit trees. A bargain. Address A. s.
y. owner, care World.
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FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
room for housckccping 303 North
Boston
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I ADIES $1,000 REWARD!

FhTTTHT MIHITTf NeTT7TY FlT7T- ToII0Fe1 T7Hts
In most obstinate ahnofnsi la atu dAvs wtht
harm pain or interference with yHur wurs Mail o. a.
Douiae scnFth g. W B.Eet fHgE Wu1 today Address,
Dr. Souhngton Remedy CO TW b3 Main 81 kAnaAf CITY Mo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26
TEE WANT AID PAGE OFF THlE WVDRI4D SUqPPIIES EVERYT
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY
ana Saturday evenings at Del Rcy
academy second floor World building
Prize waltz nest Wednesday evening
restricted floor Admission 80 cents
/ Ladies' free We teach am the dane,
! for SO. Guaranteed
FOR RENT-ARDMORE DINING
room ana kitchen, partly furnished
to Keep boarders. lOGl4 S. Main.
"PRINTED IN TULSA" WutL AP-
pear as our imprint on printing
done by MS for Tulsa boosters here
after instead Of our firm name, Olds
Press Printers, Boston Bldg Phone
423.
GAS STOVES CONNECTED; REGC-
lated cleaned and polished First
class work guaranteed Jerry Kane
Phone 2gGO.
GAS STOVES CONNECTED. GAS
lights regulated, small jobs Of gas
fitting speciality, Jerry Kane Phone
$3.50
FOR GENERAL TRASH HAULING,
can Brown Tccl. Telephone 2SO3.
THE TRADERS DEALERS IN
merchandise' stocks ana real estate
Always ready to swap. lOG East Sec
ond street.
WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
new and second hand furniture.
Bumgarnor & Downing. Phone 1853.
i94 L. Second.
--~~~-~-~-~-~~-~~4~-~~-~
For Miscellaneous
BIRD Dogs ron SALE - FoR
sale--A thoroughly broken pointer
bitch, liver and white. Nineteen
months old Forty dollars Entitled to
register. Also a thoroughly broken
setter dog, black and white Two
years old. Forty dollars j. +. Girgsy,
305 Main street, Okmulgee, Okla,
FOR SALE-ONE GOOD ORGAN,
new, regular $4,000; on approval
for $4,000 NJ. II. Braly, 21O East First
Street. Phone 2533.
FOR SALE--GOOD SEWING MA
chimes in perfect condition. Sent
out on approval from $500 to $1,000,
Braly's 210 East Second street, Phone
2533.
FOR SALE-OLD TRUSTY 240-EGG
incubator. Used only 3 times, for
$1,000. Braly's, 210 East First Street
Phone 1888.
HOLIDAY GOODS. 21O EAST
Third street.
FOR SALE-A NEW BICYCLE AT A
bargain. Call at 7O2 S. Boulder, or
Phone Ray, 2319.
WANTED-DRIVlNG HORSE TO
keep for its feed. Good care and
light work. Phone 2733.
FOR SALE A THOROUGHLY
equipped and established business.
Good reason for selling. Investigate.
VIII take $4,000, Address box 500,
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CHICAGO, Nov 25.-Cash Wheat
No. red $1,000 100; No. 2 hard 81
Q1.O2; No. northern S61a 0S71ac,
No white, new 481ac; No 2 yellow
old 57% a U5S1ac; new 53c
Oats No. 2 white 34@ Soc; standard
33 y fp34c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-26

Chicago Butt"r. Eggs and Poultry.
CHICAGO. Nov. 25-Buttcr-
Steady. creamcriee 29a34ikc; dairies
26N3tc.
Eges-S Sf-ady: receipts 24l cases;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
ALBUQUERQIE CITIZENS
IBS(ltIUED FIFTY IllOi SAND

The citizens 80 Albuquerque sub.
scriDcd nttN thousand dollars toward
the purchase price "i tn" lnnd nrrrs-
shry for the new shops tn" money
way raised In u rnmpHitu of less than
ten daSs. conducted b., tn" officers
aud u special committee representing
the Commercial club
No man can estimate Just whni tho
new shops win mean for Albuqurrqur,
either IN prestige. Ia dollars aud
cents To- it, business interests, or In
increase ~ population. II may bo
stated that 500 men viii he Cm-
ploycd IN The Albuquerque shops the
year round. this being something
more than duuhl" the number uf men
employed at present,
The shop extension viii inCludc y
new rUundhuus', new blacksmith
shop. new boiler shop ana the cninrs'
ing at tho machine shop, \ mlllloh
Hnd a quarter ur dollars viii be cN-
pended In construction. which II ~
unoiIlCially stated viii begin March !
Of next year. Al ia" deeds to thr
property purchased tor tn" cNt"IislOn
have been passed up"n hnd win Few
oxOc ptiUns the purchases have been
Ilnully closed and the money palh'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
RAYNOR OF
MARYLAND DIES
AFTER LONG
ILLNESS
Passing of Veteran May Give
Republicans Control Of the
United States Senate Dur
ing Extra Session.
GOVERNOR GOLDSB0RO
TO NAME SUCCESSOR
my Leased wirs to evening nera,aI

(by Leased Wlrs e. Evening HerhId
Washington, NuN, ', senator Is.
dor Rayurr ut Mar, land. one ur ih,
leading Democratic. mrmorrs u the
luit"d states Houul" aud u man Whusr
name Was offered Iu the i'iltimor"
convention lay William 4 l'rSau as Il
suitable Caudidtt, tor IN, presidential
nomination, dlrd here uurlN today 1T
the end Of long illu'I resulting
from continued attacks uI ururitis.
senator liu}nDr hdu ht,u ,u - COM
ut0su state siurr last "Wednesday, Nith
only one or two .lluhi Hlltus Ills
severe illness ,uN,i,u "a urriOd Ot
about Sis Vuukw dItIuu iTuu the Ct-
forts nudu ~ tho point puItttual de-
bate with liUurkr tuDuTtu 10 Bultl.
NOR" late IN september. HhNsicinns
compelled him iu retire lrnm the cam
p1ipn at once after that and hr re-
turned iu his Washington home,
where H." died It G.2U THIS morning,
For over iiNo years senator ItaynCr
hud been a sufferer from ururltip, the
attacks "ltrn mntting his work ar
du"us aud painful
The control ot tho Iuitod states
senate after March I may hinge on
the death Of senator I,ayncr. The
Republican who n ~ expected Gov
crnor Guldsburough Will nppulnt In
hiS pa'" Will hold office untll nt least
the Maryland legislature meets IN
January. 1871,
senator I;uyn"rs death removes
on" ur tho Democrats on whom the
control ui the BcnIt, depends hI the
new uOnEruHS. WitlI his vote the
Democratic l"uJrrs counted un 80
votes, or one NOR ih1n. - u,.Iurllv
of the total mcmbr ryilp nr a,d In
any event * votes. with the NUIc nt
the Vie" president ia ease nr tic. WAS
lnnl'rd upon ls sufficient strength ~
secure control
while the Drmnrrais sim have. un
apparent strength ur IS, ih" death of
ihr MnIylan senator reduces the
supposed majority 10 u point yrry
near ia" dividing I'm" of PARTY con.
lrul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
EOIII YEARS FIGHT FOR
IMPROVEMENTS ~ ENDEll

The announcement by Prnsidunt
Ripley that Albuuu"rqu" gets tho
main shops west Of Topeka ends
fight that Albuquerque hns waged for
four years with the commercial clnb
directing the battle. The general
public II but iiltlr acquainted with
the time and money that the public
spirited citizens Of Albuquerque have
devoted and donated to IN" cause
Trips without number have been
made to Chicago during the last sev'
oral years. Journeys 20 the head Of
ficeA Of the great railroad, confer
ences with the Olii0inls. sometimes
encouraging. sometimes diScOuraBinH
ALI nre sidclights on the tBht for
the shop improvements, which carry
with them permHnency and future
prosperity for Albuquerque.
With the extension Of the shops,
the supremacy OF Albuquerque as u
great rallroad center Of the Santa Fe
In forever assured. There will be M
more doubt nor hesitation. Albu-
queTque IN bound to go ahead and win
and take her logical place In the van
guard of hustling. up.to.date cities of
| the west.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO HEAR REPORT
OF COMMITTEES
Men WHO Are Raising Fund
for Big Shop Extension Will
Make Showing at Meeting
Tuesday Night,

vt the meeting ui the commercial
club tomorrow ulgut thr club officers
ana committee who are in Chargc Of
ruisinr the fuud for purchase of the
site for the big santa +" shup cNtcn-
sion viii make It's r"pur,.
Nbuqucrquc's portion In the pur-
,hasr price is being raised through the
work OF the business mems committee
and under the curdituna ur the suu-
scriptlon, becomes. l,,Snblc On DucrIu-
her nrsl. " When tie, committee VIII bu.
Sin collection Uf th" ruud Ev"iv
property owner in AlbuunCruur and
csIirClullN those who nave contribute u
their none tn make the great shop
extension possible are urged 20 attend
toe meeting tomorrow might ANA hear
tho committees report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
TWELvEKNOWNDEAO
MANY INJURED IN
STARCH HOUSE
EXPLOSION
Twenty-Five Burned and Bleed.
ing Workmen Hurried From
Burning Factory to Hospit-
ais al Wnukegan.
FLAMES FOLLOW FLASH
IN CORN PRODUCTS PLANT

liN iva~,'d Mir,. go IN,nng Herald /,
N.uhrruu ll >uN 25,- Twelve
m,u .'. huuv.u Geo b, drad and muu,
mo" r'unanl, injured In an cNplo
st"u 300 ru. dry starch house of thr
tuu Products Bvnning company
h,r. 'u.. .ul.ruuon
h.u. N,, ruIiuusly injured work
"rs v,r, t.N,u from the mrnin,
huilduwr nud hurried To hospitals ~
the ''l'. d De- feared W least uu,rn
uth'l. 90, ,ltil IN the starch huus.
tlr'w'u ''r, unable To- .uuvuch th.
ilHu' witch hurst from an uusrDrI.
uI ih 1Uidlug after the explosion
nnd I"lu,d with the employee from
tn" mWu building and thu Iuliyy m
sr'huN Go rusuuv the iuimrd tud
rcm"N, ihu hudiuS of the dead
)" rIpld Mas the spread ul the nrr
thal ih' starch house, which is Il
tM"-~l"lN hwlding tOOAl2a feet, was
mas "i uHmus before the nrrmrn
arrived The Efforts of the husrmru,
hilrr assisting IA removing the drnd
ana injured, were directed To saving
III" main huldiug, which was Cndnn-
BCrrd' from the nrc.
Tho injured suffered terrible burns
ana tn" surgeons ana physicians has
tliE summoned gave llrst aid Hwath-
ing tho hllstcrcd nnd burned work
rfN before they were placed IN the
hnhulnnrvH to he hurried To the hos.
pitfalls.
y similar accident occurred years
hgn "a TIA" starch house, wiich ls
pafIrul'rlN liable tn damage by cx-
plusiuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
PLANNED 10 BIOW up
plrTSiIUItGalI BUILDINGS

indianapolis. Nov. 90. plana to
blow up the irrlck building in Pitts
burgh, to blow ny other buildings in
eastern elites whore open shop" irun
nnd alocl runtrnrtnrH had their offices,
ANA tu explode "a bomb IN "A sleeping
car IA order to XIII MlSs Mary G.
DE", " Htrnogrnphar, were described
hS Lindsey H. Jewell at Ito "dynn-
mite conspiracy" trial today aH having
been revealed 10 him by Herbert 3.
lluCkin.
when was II that Hockin first dis
closed Information about "xploslons9'
Jewell wnS asked by senator Kern for
the defense
"Ilo told me h" was opposed 10 tho
Wholesale murder being planned and
got mo To promise him would never
reveal the source OF my lnfurlnatiOL
liC told me preRlu ont RSun knew
nothing of tho plots To murder. THAT
Whb McNumarnH scheme
After liockln told me who blew up
tho Times building | promised him II
u" ever got into trouble would HOO
thht after no got out hu would Ert u
pension paying him $1,000 fnr twu
sears, when Iiorkln began iu rcpurt
10 BurnH Burns assumed that obllgu-
li1n 10 llockin,"
"bld IIOckin tell you j. -. NJ
%uuira VAS planning tn blow up "a
whole sleeping ear rull of persons ~
order To- KIN Miss Dye becausa she
knew too much asked District Al.
tufur. Mllcr
"Yos. lIorlun ,old mo ot plors ~
Wh"'"'Hl, u..drr ,ud tnll "a, IanG
nl.HNu. v.,- 'r Pee aluNu uI with
.'|.r uHidInan h 70, 'G.I 40 which
..'' -. Hh.rs '' u"J-uuuu n'pi,.' g
1cwcn also repeated statements
| tNHl llOCkln reported To- BuruB direct
| NlIlIIn InHnlll uIINp thn fritnaa
| plOhion, telling Burns tho dyuaIGltcrd
were On hunting trip In the NlsCuR.
an woods.
II was BECAUSE Ot JcwulIs Testimony
| that Judge Anderson Increased Hock-
in'a bond from ti0,O0o to 100000, In
default Uf which ho was IN custody
OF "a deputy inarshai ~ tho trial toe
/ day No action was taken by thg
court on tho governments motion "a
ncrease the bonds OF six more of tho
defendants,
Orllo %, McAinnlsal next resumed
| hiH confession ON the stand
Tell what, ir anything, you and
tho McNnmarns said about blowing
Work on the Panama canal" said
| District Attorney MillCT.
| "ln Aprli, 1911. In indianapolis"
Hnld MrMnnlBal, ~ j. said tho Mr-
lCllntic- Marshall Construction COM
phry, "A non. unlun concern, ~ two
1 Z wv - W NV A"Nu"hH NhlWA Nuu
| ne wanted mo To go there, IIo said
| should go tO Panama and enlist as u
soldier nB had already hnd service
In the SPANISH American war. Z
asked him II he Cxpectsd me to take
nltroglycerln "a PAnnnlu. Ho Raidt
No. tho bicCllntlc- aarahal peopla
have great stores 0g dynamite down
there, You can watch your chance
to steal H. Put . wagonload In each
| IOck.'
II didn't take Huch 90 the penataR
Idea ana told ., y, w., but he inalntod
hp would take II up mtef. 1870
~. ~. said at that time he had
more work on the paclno coast.
4 Hc gNId he waa kVlne baak thege
'lng an electrical current nAilan away
if0 naidt 'I'li so oaf b Los ANGEL
aha undermine M Asasaues END See
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
ENJOYS of Allies and Ottoman
Empire Discuss Preliminary
Terms of Peace Between
Opposing Armies,
AUSTRIA AND SERVIA
ON VERGE OF BREAK
Dispute Over Port on Adriatio
Threatens to Block AmiC-
able Settlement of Trouble
in Near East.
my Leased Wire 60 DyeulnE Herald

my Leased Wire t0 nvenihE Herald
London. Nuy. 20, Tho piruiputCn'
tiurics at Turkey ana of tn" allird
balkan nations held their nrs moct.
ing this Afternoon a. iiscuss the pre-
lminurirs tor the Negotiations tor an
urmistt,,.
iirS an iutinmtiW that the tir-
torious Invaders are prepared Ia mod-
ifS their original dCuuuds ia regard
to the evacuation q. IN" Trhdlalia
line 10y tn" Turks, AMI Also tu permit
the Turkish gurrisun u Adrlun"plc TO
march cut of that fortress with the
huuurs ul war, no'hhg hus been re-
NCalrd ~ iu the discussions between
the uclcgatrs Unless Significance can
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-25
MEANS MUIu TO CRY.
SANS VICE PRESIDENT

''rhc new shops viii muun much 4"
AlbuUucruur,' declared George I.
Nicholson, first vice president uf th"
Santa FC, In charge of the traffic de-
partmcnt today, when asked for a
word regarding the announcement
made by MIR. Ripley relative to tho
big improvements
'br course, | am not connected
with the operating department ana
am not Well informed uu the con
trmplatrd improvements. lIut rau
readily see what m advantage It WI
bo To Albuquerque
MIR Nicholson snid that Ia" aud MI
Ripley had very pleasant trim over
the Santa Fr lines IN TcNuS and Okla
hulnH.
business throughout the west Is
good" said MIR. Nicholson "rhU
Santa +" Is doing a splendid business
all the time. Things are in splendid
shape ana We are going rght ahead" "