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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
FIGHT BUeS ARE
on TOES

With tho Hubharf.uaxcn fight
scheduled for tonight and the
o'Ieary and Givens few days
ahead. the fight fans are on their
toes today. Hagen and Hubbard
meet AZ the Ausfin a Freed
smoker tonight. and n good card
has been arranged Besides the
main so. BiIiy Williams will meet
Floyd Goodman aud Mar slemon
and Bill Hartwick win MIR in . nat
event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

play waa attempted. The batter
hunted the ball. which went high
and Aiken caught Il.
The instant tho ball was IN hia
hands. Aikan raced toward third,
near which Was the runner from
second. striving 10 pell up aud get
hack 20 safety. Like a flash Aiken
put the ball upon him and thea
stepped on third. completing the
play.
so rapid WAS the execution that
the runners did not have q chance
Both were ~ top speed. the one
trylng 90 score and the other 10 nd
vance Ia third. when the ball was
bunfcd. and neither could pull mp
before Aiken had caught tho ball
and retired them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Boxing in Colleges

PHILADELPHIA, May IT.
Fathsred by pr. u. TAFT Mckenzie.
director OF athletics at the unlrer.
atty Of Pennsylvania. . movement
IL on foot today "a make inisrcol.
ieglase boxing bouts a regular part
OF tho curriculum In all the biz
Eastern universities. a number of
other athletic directors In the uni.
versailles have expressed them.
selves In favor Of boxing as a col
lego sport. and II Ia thought q
schedule Of bouts for the inter col.
iegiata boxing championship OF the
United States wifl be drawn up AT
the opcnsng 81 the fall semester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Spokane e sossss s--s 7 .
40 Taeoma . $3.50 .-s
Berger ans ostdsek. Hunt asd crisisn-
dsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Vancouver ...t... aas gadn8s~fe 10
Nirtssis nj Seattle asae7afss-- 9
Smith. Gervais. Bedford and Lewis
Nsfvsean. Cancannon and uasty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. May III
Manager Hugh Jennings Is today In
receipt OF notice from President
Ban Johnson OF the American
league OF the indefinite suspension
OF ~ Cobb. the star outfielder and
crack hitter of the Detroit Tigers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Roy Aiken third baseman OF the
Waco team OF the Texas league. on
May made the first triple play
since July 10. 1903. when Neal Iiall
~ Cleveland jumped into fame by
making the first triple play unaa.
sisted In the major leagues.
Bnt SIX unassiated triple plays
are recorded In the history of base.
bali. although every d suttaldsr
dreams of the time when be will
make one.
Conditions must be tukt right and
the iufieider must think aud acs
instantly. aise hla chance 10 gone.
When Aiken retired the Houston
team single handed. ruurssw we're
on second and third aud the squeeze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
ANOTHER

Out OF the cellar for a brief res.
pits Three straight victories over
Mic Williams Ptppias Too good TO
DO srus. The Beavers turned thu
tables yesterday. but the Bees arc
ssili az the head Of the procession.
II IL an American game. but the
Canadians are leading the way.
Tacoma again beat the Indians. and
the latter are at the bottom. The
Tigers and the Pippins are tied for
third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

up1Hxx SxssNv sSS
4 uNAsstsTEp TRIPLE PLAY .
4 HEROES ARE =
= Paul Hines. Providence. May .
4 8. 1878. =
4 Harry o'Hawan. Rochester. .
\ AUG. rs. 1909. =
4 Larry schlafly. Portland. .
4 Ore. June 10. 1904. =
= Harry Murch. Manchester. =
4 Sept. s. 1908. =
4 Neal nali. Cleveland. July .
\ 10 1909. =
4 Roy Aiken. Waco. May 3. =
4 1919. =
AAAt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

Things are breaking badly for
Joe cohn. Same thing yesterday.
Score. Tigers. 8: Indians, 4.
Brider pitched for the Indians aud
Hunt for the Tigers. The Indian
team Is good one. but they need
some pepper or something else.
They look good. but aren't.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BUSINESS; NOT
RELIGION IS
CHARGE
Son of Mary Baker Eddy
Makes Allegation in Suit to
Recover Venerable Found
er's Millions.
PRACTICE DENOUNCED
AS HARMFUL TO STATE


Concord. y n. Nul. To-. AiIdHN
lts uil,giuE lNn Christian Science ia
not u religion Dut u privately owned
bus.Uv.e contacted fuT money prul g.
80. lll,d 90 tlr superior court i".
.duN ~ lu, ru,. 81 George W GluNrI
ut l.tad. = ~ Nhu srrks tu lr,,
set Hlud, tho I.'hduHry hcUuuSt nird.
hS his wuih.r Mrs Mary lilrrI
I.ddN ipuuu,u Of the denomination,
tu the tlrI ruurrh of CHRIST, SrIru.
iist. at lustuu.
The uuuIiI IN his petition, winch
" allowed would cause the. hruu"I.
Cstimul,d ul '3,UOO,UOO, 10 rrN,Tt 10
the natural h,lrR, says ~ puIl that
"Chrirliuu S,i,uCc IN not u religion,
hut u ,urlI business, u privately
owned nusur-. conducted by IL uvu.
UrH tor muurN profits 10 ihriusrINrH
aud that ih, uNcCuiiUn at sau at
tempted trust VIII result, Hnd wHt
| intended Dos the creator Uf said At,
| tempted trust iu result, IN the priNut,
pccuuiar' prulit of tn" owners of said
| businuys
"Thdl tine business dcsCrihrd Ia ia,
| fuTuguIUa W.. the owning, Nrudinl
und prn,urius nf the sU-cdll,d re
! liElOu ul ,hri.linn Science. AZ taught
| hN Mr.. Eddy by Mid lcpntrr AM
! ~ mruh,T., hns Oh the whOl, huuI
gTicvuusN harmful tI the health u
| HE pcuplu ul ihls state uud m the
| future VIII continue to be harmful
| particulars go II promoted und ,N
| tended 10, means of Mrs, Eddy r"sid
! nary glilF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
MARKED BIBLE MAY
FURNISH CLUE
TO MYSTERY
Chicago Police on Trail Of
Companion of Woman Beat
en- Almost to Death in Chi
cago Hotel
NY Leased Wire to E'sSiHE Herald

chicago, NUN. H-DctctllNcr ut-
parted for Detroit today on the trnll
OF George Ermnro, believed To have"
been the companion Of woman VINO
was probably fatally beaten In u
room u, the Surtugn hotel iHH night.
The police departments Ot several
Michigan towns Wrr" notified To p'
ON the lookout for 'l;cmncc. He II
described us being about forty year
old and weighs about 200 pounds,
Among tn" articles ~ the room
where the woman WIS found WIS u
Bible with ~ number Of murkcd pas
sngrs which we're given close scrutiny
bN the detectives, Among them
were And thine eye shall not pity,
bat llfr shall go for llfe, eye FOR eye.
tsoth tor tooth, hand for hand FOOT
fUT foot,
ON the Ih-lrdG Of the Bible were
the words. ~ Nnu love the Lord read
marked passages ia DcutcrOnomN ana
the Numbers, also l.cylticuS. Guest.
Detectives found the following marx
ed verse.
Nav. therefore XIII every male
among the nttlu ones and XIII every
woman that hath knuwn mnn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
JOHNSON RELEASED
MOTHER AND REAL
ESTATE MAN
SO BAIL
Thirty Thousand Dollar Bond
Accepted by United States
Judge Carpenter at Chi
cago.
FIGHTER SPENT JUST
ONE WEEK IN PRISON


ny Leased Ntro No t.NenlnN heratu
Chicago. Nov. IT,. Jack Johnson.
dcgro puEllist, ucrus,d ut violation ot
Ia" Mann white slave act. was re-
lrusrd from custody toduy hcfnrc
Judgr Carpenter m TIA. United states
district court IN huuds ut S30.Uon.
Thr -urctics accepted hy Tho '"ur'
were the pugilI.'n mother TINY
johnson. aud Matthew =. Hald0tm a
real estate dealer
johnson was t1>ru to- the county
Jail last Friday and since hud mudr
many efforts IL g. gaiu his lr'rduW
A. Johnson Wys leaving Ia" lru-
rrul building hc was arrested 10y a
drtrrtiN" on u Charge at having at
tackled newspaper photographs"
last Friday when he was entering
the county jail. The pugilist Was
taken iu police station nnd a cash
bond ul siOO wa given und accepted
Tor hts appearance when the assault
rhurgv is tried. Lulur the phuiug
rJphvr ulrd u suit usktug Tor $4,000
damages from johnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
SPLIT OBLIGATION
NLMOST CEJlTiISrN

San Fruncisru. Nuy. -, WilHUI
pared eight votes from Roosevelt 'S
plurality IN California today by
closer Inspection of the rrturns lrO"
Alameda county. The net result way
II RuuScNrll plurality IN the entire
state OF As
t'nOilCiHllN. however, IivglstIar
Xcmunsky SAID today thuat the can
vuss ul san Francisco county, which
MAS expected to be- complete THIS
nltcrnuun, would add ~ votes more
to I:Ous"' 'vlIs strength
Fuur years ago the variation BE-
tween hish aud tow man on ihp
winning electoral ticket amounted o.
about 1000 ,uicE, with the margin
ct safety between tn tWu candidate
~ close ~ II Is today. a split dele
CATION this year seems a CvrtuintS,
California has. three times sent
split delegations tu the electoral coli
lrEc--n lNSu. iSH2 ana 1896.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
ANoTIlEP TrnKIslr ,.,,,.,,s

BtIgr9dC, SurNIn, Nov, l5.'-NhOIhVr
Turkish force Aoistcd the wait" tlay
and surrendered to Sthc Scryiun cnv-
1lry near Monastir YESTERDAY. rae
Servinns attacked the Ottoman troops
~ Debromirn. about iivc miles to inc
northeast of MOnustir, and In spit" "i
It CALLING hrc succeeded In dislOdginB
the Turkish advance posts from thrlr
strongly untrrnCdcd positions the
Turks rctrcntcd ,ud V"rc pursued is
FAR as the village uf M"ram, close I"
MUnustir, bs the "rNiGns VINO SUI
rendered them thcr" ana pourrd ~
such u heavy nrr that the Turkish ni-
ilCcr In command decided II MAS usc'
less TO continue nghIlng aud ordered
his men to throw down their arms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
COMMERCE COMMISSION
RULING rs OVERRULED
my Leased Wire 60 EvsnlnE Herald

WnshlnglUn, Nov, To- Tho CONN
mDrcc court today permanently gus
pended ana cni0tned the order uf the
Interstate commerce commission IN
tho New York sugar llghteragr case,
The order required the railroads con
cerned 10 r'as" tho payment ~ al
luwdnccA tp Arbuckle brothers for
the nshtcrugc OF sugar from Brook
Ign tn the New Jersey terminal Of tho
railroads when such allowances were
not paid "a The Federal Sugar Refln!
Ing COMPANY The court held tho In
tcrHtais COmmurOe commission had
| exceeded lts authority.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
I,.cIng Man Suicides.

Lcudylllc. colo. Nov, i5.g- II, j..
Henslcy. one time owner Of noted
string OF harness horses. was found
dead In his room yesterday from
poison. believed TO have been self
administered, Last night before Oh
terInE his roomI he asked for bottle
OF beer that ! may enjoy, for III
be dead tomorrow"
Hansley. who was running q small
restaurant here, had been Respondent
for several days. AZ one time he
was wealthy. He sold some time 0gO
the most COmplets collection 0I
mounted heads Of Rocky mountain
animals ever gathered together.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
Mnlcl,Inr for Cnntrnbnnd.

~ rasu. TcNus, NON. ij.--MilitaN
aud secret service officers hrrs urc uu
It sharp lookout tonight tor the ar
rlyai - any munitions which may bc
destined for Mexico. The border pa
troll of United states troops has been
Increased and every train is being
watched hy secret agents.
Bclntrd reports Of lighting IN the
STATE ct Chuhunhun reached here to-
dag. Antonio Rujns aud 100 rebels
Is said to- have been defeated neat
Guerrero. However ,"drrul troop
have been unable a. prevent the dc.
structluu at the railways which re-.
main closed below tn, Juar"z- T.
pasU port.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
BUL0ARIANs REACH
BLACK SEA COAST

COnHtuntlnOple. Nov, ij.-Bulgar-
ians have reBehed the vicinity Of XII
Hos, on tho Black Sea cOust, at the
entrance 70 the BosphOrus and with
In a few miles OF the capital. The
men belonging to the Turkish llre'
boat STATEN have left.
Whatever hopeH the Turks may
havA had OF maintaining the line OF
deFenses at TchatalJh have been dis
sipated W an outbreak of cholera.
An eyewitness declares he snW s6a
cOFpses buried In one very shallow
trench u fiAdemkeui, the headquar-
t0FH OF the Turkish cOmmander-Si'-
chief. 81 TueBday, The bodies were
draGsed 20 the trenches on hooks
Whlie chOKegn h undermining the
Turkish obgenBaH. Il also constitutes
moal Formidable nasnaee to ths
Buloarlan advance and Il 10 general
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15

witness, then he cnmc back and
stayed thrrc-duarters of nn hour, A
man nJmvd 'Beuu' Brown Joined us.
Then We went out to tho street to
gct some papers, and while 1 was
Reading on the curb 1 heard shot,
luukrd up und s,w u man with n
gu iu his hand. The mans cap
Waa OYER his eyes, but | saw his Ions,
sharp chin aud straight nose Ito
Wud Weighed about 100 or l7O
puuudr'
TN. description Httcd that nr tho
mysterious stranger AZ given 10y the
Uuum,u
wa. ruyrr ut these four men the
IMAM Nuu saw shooting ~ Herman
Eus, uIhal'' asked MIR. WHhlc, iudt-
,riiuE lh, defendants.
'Nuu, ur them Wus," said the Wit
mrs.
ul,i,., testified ON cross cNnmiuh.
tt,u 'ral tour men nrcd at liusrnthu
hut 10, uid not see the faces ut tht
lhr,, ulh,rS. tie said ne had known
W'hh,r aud \ulluh and l,Usc lot
mur" thuu % Nrur but did not rc'ug'
ul, lhrm as the men W hu iirrd ul'
Though they were "Cnly about tW,
tr't" uum him at the time,
'nid >uu de- anything To stop th"s,
w"u asi,rd Mr. Moss.
$50. I Wouldn't take a ChunCu.'
lNyk, admitted that hu had d"u
"uh.ulw,l, nothing either to g,t lh,
muul,r,r. ur 90 hrlp liusrnthnl IT,
d'ui'd acquaintance with ANY ul Nm
guuu,u
John G,n.,.r who uus been kuoNl
100 the .t., .ls "Iuuu the Barber trs.
liurd t. srrlng "lIrIdgir" Mcbbur urtI
ldc hutrl tWlllltr l l'urty-thlrd stree
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
CALIFORNIA; VOTE
ON PRESIDENT
REMAINS IN
DOUBT
Prospect That House of Repre-
sentatives May Be Called
Upon to Decide Between
Wilson and Roosevelt.
SPLIT DELEGATION
NOW SEEMS CERTAIN
TDy Leased Wire 10 EvenInR rIrraIdl

NY Leased Wire 60 EveninR herald
l.us Angeles. Nov. lj.--ln att prob.
ability the question uf whether VIII
son or Roosevelt carried California
IN the presidential election viii ~
taken up IN the national house o.
representatives.
This was the statement made today
10y Democratic leaders just bCi"rJ
they went into q conference vita
the law committee Ul the DCtuuura'lC
county committee tu discuss ia, lbs
Angeles ballot situation aud iu de-
tvrminc their plan of action With r,'-
vrrnCr to the writ at muudGuus ~ "
pending in the district cuut - APP
pculs The writ directs thr oIuu,y
board ul supervisors tu com nj }
court Monday aud show taus, Nny
they should not grant tL, Demo
cratic demand uud throw udt Sumu
coo Nutrs In thirtN-cight uI tie 122
.itN aud county precincts.
4 change oi GOU votes from lluoHc-
Nrlt 10 Wilson IN TINS county Hn-
uurstiunubly would throw thu state
uI california into tn, democratic
rlrctural column. bat Jrm chandler
mrmhvr at the Drmuruttr county
law committee. said today TINT II
was doubtful II % rvUuunt ui NultA
Cuuld be- tur"rd, u lhc situation dG'
Nrluprd into one ul Cunlpu'siun
Hence TN, idea uI carrying the ease
up tu congress.
But with thu Wilson sweep In III,
rest uI In" country" added thtnd'
Ter "Cungrr-S Wlghi not want L.
bother with california.
, AS tu the ability tu force u recount
/ In court. chandler said mere was u,
law IN california giving the right Il
compel the authorities to order ~ r."
count at the ballots In the contested
l.Os Angeles precincts.
/ The board Of SUPERVISORS COnllnuCt
today the canvass of returns IRON
the precincts not covered hy tnu WIi
of nuuuuIutIS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
SIGHTSEERS SPEND
NIGHT BELOW
GROUND
Cave-in of Horn Silver Work.
ingS Imprisons Miners and
Visitors; Saved by Desper-
ate Work of Rescuers.
my Lcnnrd Wire 60 InyenInK MsraIdl

salt Lake. Utah, NuN. Ia Eight
miners und tour visitors, including
the two young duughtcrs Of Furcmn u
Alexander Who were Imprisoned IN
the Horn silver minr at Frisco by u
ruNr-iu last night. were rescued nt
l2.i1 thls afternoon. M were we'll
uud unhurmrd.
NuNH reached hero this morning
that the llurn silver Workings cnVcd
from the 3OO tu the iO0-fuOl lpVCl ~
~ o'clock hsl night DHisy. agcd
IL, ana llHHrl H. daughters Of Mine
Foreman ltuy Alexander. with David
Banks Hnd Arnold RoUlnHnn. slight
s"rrs, ana their guido, James RILEY,
night shit boss, communicated
through air pipes that they were un
the JUU-luut lcNcl ana uninJur"d. SoV-
crul miners, including Foreman Alex
uudur, were at work un lower lvvclH
The air connections with their siH'
tiunH were torn uul by the CaYc.lu aud
there ~ reason To- fear that not one
VIII be- found alive.
Rescue work was started at OnuC hN
a corps uf sixty miners working III
relays Of filt"ru tor fifteen mlnulr'
each.
Tho work mst night Was under tn,
direction ur T. G. Gulirrns, a mluiul
ungiurur uud lrdr, Superintendent
y. \. ll"ud,IIuu o. ~ Charge.
rhr mrup n DIV Ip">r tho 100
foot lrNCl. Hud uulrsB there is
tm tier slip ul rruuul n o. likely ,hd
ia" PARTY uu the uru,r lrNri VIII u
snvud, 1hr, have 81 sunll supply >
water ana the uu,hrs ul some uf ih'
! miners
Frisco ls about 80 milrs south -
| SAT- Lake CiiN Tur Horn SILVER minl
WHs once one o' the rlrhrs sllyo
mines in the west In extracting VI
/ ~" the miners up, ned mllrs at drilt
/ Hud luit huge CHNv.Iuv -, 1T N"Hr
| ia" CurupldN has mHn, 70 .ur'N W
mining the low grade milling az
which was ignored IN the early upCr
Iatipns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
PROPRIETORS WANT
DEFINITION Of
HOTEL
Rocky Mountain Association
Wants Commerce COmmis.
sion or Congress to Make
Uniform Ruling.
10y Leased Wire 90 EyssiaH IrsrsISI

bcnNer, No, tj.--."whOt Ia no.
lol'' 1nd what N - menl?" entered
M" the program at tho forenoon
meeting al rho ltocky Mountain Ho.
i"l Mems association when John VIII
-, editor oI tho Hotel Monthly Uf
Chicago read u paper on uniform laws
for hotels.
Under the present Interpretation of
the word, II hutcl may cover q multi
tudc ~ things The Motel men would
huyn congress, the Interstate COM
n"rco commission or some other Olll-
ciul b0dy whose law and rule making
puwer In not rcstrlcrd TO the confines
of a. single state. define tho word aild
compel all "a i've up ~ tho definition,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
[By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald

tBy Leased Wire 20 Evening" Herald /
London. NoN. li,-Nu official news
has leaked rut as t. the course of the
bulgarian Turkish negotiations ara
taking u II nc true. as announced ~
Berlin. tdut Osuu NuHimi pasiH. the
ottoman ambassador there. has been
appointed first Turkish delegate to q
liulgurun- Turkish peace conference,
Il would appear that they dr" making
good progress.
The differences between Austria
Hungary aud Scr\ la evidently are hi
fGir way toward settlement. bat
MOntcnCgru, Who Jumped into the Wat
ahead Of its allies. seems lunih To re-
lInquish any Of the spbls gained In
the hghtlug The pcr"mpturS rCjrC'
tlOn Dy King Nicholas of MOntcncgr,
uf Austrian und Italian Intervention II
causing some concern 10 the European
powers. who are anxious for an i'm
mrdiuic cessation of hOStilitics and to-
day comes Il further report that kinS
Nicholas has Informed the bulgarian
government that lie viii not ngrc" t.
an hrmisticc unless the Turkish troop
HybcuRtU The, fortress OF Srutdri,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
BANKER CONFESSES
TO Theft Of
MILLIONS
Noted Blind Financier of
Paris Surrenders to Authori-
ties and Admits Enormous
Embezzlement,
ny Leased Wire to EvsnIsE herald

HHTIH, Nov, 70. J.---AugnsIIn MlNI
known throughout France ~ the
blind banker Of Paris, huH created
u mild sensation Ia financial circles
here by Hurrrndering himself ~ the
police and CunfcAsing thut he has
nisapprOprlnted s2.OO0,OOO ut his
clients money. Max declared ihnl
he had invested tho dUpOsitU.A' iunds
In copper ana nickel mines ~ Sew
Caledonia, The enterprises were
complete failures.
Max, who enjoyed the highest rep
utation In banking circles here, de-
clares he had decided 10 commit sul
eide but was prevailed upon by hlA
family 10 give himself up to the pO'
lice,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
sn.hnn Qualifications CnmpIA

Washington. Nov. 10 To date
.23.aO0 publications OF al Kinds huN"
complied with tn, so.rdll'd "u"wspo-
per publicity law"
Postmaster General lltrhru,k has
80 tar served nu notices on publiCa-
tiuus that they mas b, deprived ui
tho privileges at IN. mails l they du
not comply with the law. h"cauS" u
test ease Involving tho constitution.
alty ui the act Is pending hrrur" the
supreme court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
I.HEEKS LEAVE SALONikA
TO AID SEItIiS At MONASIIt

Athens. Nov, lj,--Thc Greek army
commanded by crown Prime" CON
stautlne. left Sal1nika today ana ~
proceeding 10 Monastlr. Th" Srrvinh
troops have succeeded IN practically
surrounding that city whor" I, II be-
llcyed large Turkish army n con-
rcntTutvd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
DEATH TOLL TAKEN
BY COAL MINES
DECREASES
Fourteen Hundred and Fifty
Three Men Killed Last Year
Compared With 2,l79 iii
Previous Twelve Months.
my Leased Wire TO Evsn,ns HsrsIdI

" Nashington. NON, lj.---rhcr" "cr"
.l.ta3 men Killed IN aud about coal
mines "f the United states during the
first eight months of this year, ar-
cotding to al announcement ut the
bureau of mines today.
The figures Indicated. the report
stated, that unless there were "A num-
her OT exceptional disasters durInp
the other four months ui the y"h'
there would he "A substantial d"vrcns'
tu the total number OF deaths IA lbl.
M compared with those of 1911, whei
Els men were Killed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
PENNILESS WOMAN 4a
SWALLOWS POISON


10y Loahad WtFo 90 H9V0NtnB Nl1E1IEY
Denver. Nov iB,-~,Mrs. 3. IianeAna
about ~ yenre old. was found dead, 4
suicide on tho thlrd floor OF tho Olyilt&
noon, Sho had taken ehloroform., ~
revolver waa IN her hand but Hh0 Ind
not used this.
Tho woman went 10 tho hotol at o
ONlock last night. She wanted q
room hut GOnToAsed that Ahe had 0niN
liyo cents. Tho landlady, Mrs LSNdiIf
Faulkner. gave hon small room On
seen again. N
This morning the maid was un9hle
TO get into tho room. A. 1850 O'clhc&
porter looked over tho tranBotn, THE
door wus forced and MRS. Hanson dlhr
covered. NNt.. tbp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
WILSON PREPARES TO
ENJOY BRIEF REST


pTInCutUn \ j. NOV. IO.--FrtHI'
dent. elect Wilson packed his trunk
and suit cusrs today preparatory tn
Htartlng on his vacation He planned
to leave during the afternoon for New
York, whore hc viii attend dinner
given IN his honor at the University
club by the class ~ 1873, Of Prince
ton, of which hc is u member.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
BULGAIlIANS CREEP AROUND
BE,IdsVADE FOREST

London, Nov. ~, -- The announce.
mcnt that tn" liulgarians had
reached the vicinity or Elltos liIts Il
corner Of the veil which has been
battling observers for some days re-
garding their movements and shows
that they have munagcd I" creep
around behind what is known as the
Forest OF Belgrade, on tn" outskirts
of CnnslnntinOplr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-15
GREER TIIOOI'S W'CUPN
TURKISH TEIIlIIOItl

men Of the bulgarian army, which re-.
Gently reached SGlOniKi after the cllS
had surrendered To the Greeks, l"il
there today There are only B.pO"
bulgarian troops remaining In salon
ikl.
Greek forces occupied TIA" Turkish
pcninsulu Of Mount Athus. below sal
nnIki. according To- a wireless urs-
patch from the commhh""r at ihv
Greek llcci In tho Aegean sea.