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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
The House.

An echo of the fierce battle of
! Monday ftarnoon was heard shortly
after the house met this morning, and
for a time it looked as If things were
going to begin popping again, but on
the show down, nobody seemed to be
hank ering for real trouble, and the
house settled down to a routine grind
which lasted until well past noon.
In the wild confusion that attend
ed the closing of the session Monday
afternoon, no hour was set for the
reassemblinR this morning, but at
I1O.SO pretty nearly everybody was
present and Speaker Baca called the
house to order.
After the journal had been read,
Mr. Burg moved its approval. Mr.
| Blanchard. of Otero, who led the
| forces of the organization republi-
cans in Mondays fight, moved to
| correct the journal SO as 10 show that
| in the vote on the motion to rescind
which placed the four men accused
Of bribery back in good standing in
the house a demand for roll call
had been made and refused "and that
debate on the motion was arbitrarily
ut OH bN the speaker
| Speaker Baca got the steam roller
| in motion in quick order. With con
siderable heat. he ruled Mr.. Bianch-
ard out of order and put Mr.. Burg's
motion to vote and declared II car
ried. ouch in the same manner that
he had adopted the day before in re-
gard to Mr. Burg's motion to rescind.
The following bills were introduc-
cd:
Houso Bill No -. by Mr.. Mama =
mares. creating the county of sumner,
with the county scat at Fort sumner.
| Referred to the committee on coun-
ties and county lines.
House Bill No. a. by speaker ';aca,
to found in the city of Santa Fe an
institute. TO be styled the Pan Ameri-
can institute. This is the measure 50
ardently supported by Dr. +. Mcqueen
Gray. The hill names L. Bradford
Prince. William ]. Mills George Curry.
I W. T. Thornton. Herbert J. Hager-
man and NJ A. Otero. all former gov
ernors Of New Mexico, as trustees
and provides for seventh trustee 10
he chosen as other state officers are
named. ia he secretary.
House Bill No. ~. by Mr.. Carter.
rrovidine for = preference vote Tor
United states senator. This bill Is sim =
liar to the ona introduced Monday In
the senate bv Senator Barth-
House Bill No as. by Mr.. TripIg 10
regulate boxing contests for the state
of New Mexico. This bill proposes
10 legalize boxing. and il generally
considered to b. in the interest ~ the
San Miguel people who are promoting
tine Johnson-Flvnn match
fConfinuc.i on I-sgc Two. column I'D
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
DIXON SAYS TAFT Is
NO LONGER pOSSIHI 4,

Washington, April 9.-Seuator Dix
on manager of the Roosevelt cam-
paien COMMITTEES, made this statement
tonight
Illinois republicans have declared
for Roosevelt as their nominee for
president by more than 100. 000 ma
jority, The overwhelming Reputation
of Taft by the republicans of Illinois
ends the Taft campaign for reuomi-
nation"
At Taft headquarters no comment
was made upon the results in Illinois
The news of the heavy Clark vote
polled in Illinois was conveyed to
Speaker Clark by the Associated Press.
That's the best news rye heard
since the last baby was born said
the speaker
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
SUFFRAGE MEASURE
PASSES ARIZONA HOUSE

Phoenix. Ariz.. April when tho
equal suffrage bin was passed by the
house and was received today by the
senate. 10 was referred to the commit
tee on amendments and an order was
made placing the measure on the cal
eEdar as special order of business
Tor April %. As the rules Of TIL SEN
ate allow but ten days for any mea
sure 10 remain In committee. II was
thought that the opponents Of the bill
would hold IL in committee until the
ten days had passed. thus practically
killing a.
Tonight. however. leaders disclaim-
ed any such intention and predicted
that the measure would be reported
tomorrow.
Many railroad officials were In
Phoenix today to appear before the
Joint labor committees Of the legisla-
iure and protest against the enact
ment Of proposed railroad legislation
Among the measures they viii oppose
IL the FUN crow bill and another pro-
tiding for the use OF electric head
iights on locomotives and switches.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
LICE CARTER DIES
Of HIS WOUNDS
At MACDALENA
CattIeman Shot in Street Fight
on Monday SuccumbS Early
Yesterday Morning. Slayer
in Jail.

Il
Socorro. \. M, April 9.-Aftei
/ lingering about fifteen hours, Life
Carter the cattleman of western So
zorro county, who was shot and NOR
! tally wounded Monday afternoon In a
fight with John Cox, on Main street
In Magdalena, died this morning at 3
O'Clock, at the Allen hotel. in Magda-
lena.
No arrangements for the funeral
have been made up to this evening.
pending instructions from relatives
of the dead man. The body is being
held at the Borrowdale undertaking
esta blishment in Magdalena.
John Cox. who is in Jail here. chars-
ed with having shot Carter. has made
no move as yet TO obtain bail, though
il is expected his lawyers may go be
fore Judge NJ. G. Mechcm tomorrow
and seek the release of their client.
The fact that Carter had an open
knit. in his hand at the time of the
shooting, makes the release of Cox
on bail Il strong probability. II is said
that no matter how high 1t may bo
nxcd. that his friends viii furnish It,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
The Senate.

The senate today marked time.
|only routine matters were considered
land the session was brief and unin-
terestins.
After prayer by the chaplain the
journal was read, and after minor
corrections had been made, was APP
proved petition from the Quay
County Teachers Association was
presented, urging the passage of SEN
late Bill No. 20, better known as the
county high school bill, and was re-
ferred to the committee on education.
Three bills were introduced, as fol-
lows:
Senate Bill No. 70, by Senator
Evans, to define and prohibit trusts
and combinations in restraint Of
trade
Senate Bill No. II, by Senator ALL
dredse, relating 10 examinations for
insanity.
Senate Bill No. 70. by Mr.. Mccoy,
in scrip, coupons, etc.
on motion of Senator Holt, the
senate then took a recess until action
could be taken by the house on the
resolution providing for an informal
Joint session to hear the address OF
Colvin n. Brown, representative oil
the Panama-P Pacific Exposition.
shortly before noon message was
received from the house, notifying the
senate that the resolution had been
passed providing for a joint session at
|2:3O this afternoon, and adjournment
was then taken until II O'Clock
Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
VERMONT IS CLAIMED FOR
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT

Montpelier. vi. April a.-Half the
Vermont delegate to the Chicago
convention were chosen today and
Taft and Roosevelt supporters split
even In the struggle for control The
delegation will hr completed to-
morrow az the state convention with
the choice Of the four delegates al
large.
Taft delegate were elected in the
First district to-day by n majority 81
seventy-eight. while Roosevelt men
Won in the Second district hy % mar
gin Of thirty. Taft leaders tonight
claimed that their majority - the
total vote would hold good tomorrow
and give ihcm the state delegation
on the other hand I:ooaeyelt lead
ers said they had fighting chance
for the delegates ~ large.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
TWO CONVENTIONS IN
THE FIRST DISTRICT

Macon. Mo. April 9.-Two republic
can conventions of the First congress
sional district of Missouri were con-
Quoted here this evening. At one
convention Roosevelt and Governor
itadlcy were endorsed and the dele
gates TO Chicago instructed for Roose-
welt
At the other republican meeting
two delegates were instructed for Taft
Managers of this meeting claim
ed legal representation of forty
two delegates while the Roose-
Welt meeting claimed siNty-two legal
delegates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10

early returns to have lost in several
contests. Chief of these was sub
Treasurer Len Small who appears 60
be defeated by Governor Deneen for
the republican guhernatorial nomina
tion.
one-third of the vote in Cook coun-
ty gave Deneen 1861; Small, 9,419
and Wayman. 9,320 for the republican
nomination for governor. For the
democratic nomination the same
number of precincts gave Dunno 3i,-
$50: Aschuler, l4,2S0; caldwell. 3,270
In the republican senatorial ad-
visory primary one-third of Cook
county gave sherman 16,001 Cullon1
i2,526: Magl, 7.651.
Two-thirds of Cook county In the
presidential primary gave Roosevelt
52.24s; Taft S2.45S Clark, 1855
Wilson. 1856.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10


Santa Fe. n. NJ, April 9--The house
of representatives was again the CEN
ter of political activity To-Day. At the
beginning of the morning session
there We're premonitory symptoms
that something was likely to happen,
but under the heroic treatment of
speaker Il. l.. Baca. these symptoms
disappeared and the body Sot down
To some routine work.
1t was in the afternoon that the big
show was pulled off. Late last night
the scheme was cooked up to have one
OF the friends of the four men accus-
ed Of bribery, introduce a resolution
providing for their expulsion, defeat
II, pat on the "clincher." and thus
end this case which has given so much
Trouble during the present session OF
the legislature
The scheme was a daring one and
some of the leaders of tn anti-organ
izaiion faction were afraid of IT, AT
midnight. Monday. there seemed
grave doubts that IL would be at
tempted. But during the morning to-
daN, ihe wavering ones got their nerve
and the first thing after the opening
"i the afternoon session, the plan
was put through
u was rather tame. The organiza-
uon was licked to Il fragile" before
me fight began. and kney IT,. There
was littl. discussion-in fact there
was not much resistance. About the
only thing To enliven the proceedings
vas a verbal tilt between Mr.. Toombs
ana Major Llcwellyn over the proper
method of explaining vote. In TX
Piaining his vote. when the roll was
called. AIR. Toombs went rather fully
INTO the evidence which had been in
fnduced AZ the hearing before tha
rIinery investigating committee. and
Major Lieweilyn objected on the
grounds that he was making a stump
si'eech." Roth Major Llewellyn and
petker Baca had things To say on
'hf subject but Mr.. roomhs was dead
Nliie and finished his remarks. Later.
hen voting on another question. Ma
-.f Lle~eiiyn attempted to explain his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
CONSPIRACY VICTIM Is
DEFENSE OF PREACHER

Fort Worth. Tex. April e.-rhat
The defense in the case of Rev. J.
Frank Norris will attempt To prove
that he has been the victim of a con-
spiracy. became apparent when the
trial began here today. An indictment
charging Norris with perjury was
returned after Norris testified hefore
the grand jury regarding the burning
of his church and parsonage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
Friends of Alleged Bribe- Takers
CIinch Victory Won Monday
by TabIing for all Time Reso-
luton to Expe| Them,
MOVE TO EMBARRASS
SPEAKER BACA FAILS
Attempt to Amend Rules so as
to CurtaiI His Powers Meets
With Prompt Rejection BY
0ne-Sided Vote.
.....-.. ..'s'


. Specal to the Journal.
santa Fe, n. NJ, April 9.--As
o forecasted in the Morning
Q Journal of yesterday, the friends
. of the four members of the
q house of representatives, accused
of bribery, today clinched the
victory that they won in the
stormy session of the house
. Monday afternoon.
A resolution, providing Tor the
. expulsion of the men, was intro
duced by Major Llewellyn, one of
their staunchest adnerents. lm-
. mediately after the clerk had
finished reading the resolution
Mr.. Burg, of Bernalillo county,
. who has been as fully consistent
. in his support of the men, moved
. It's adoption. The opposition was
G too badly demornlized to put up
o more than Il feeble resistance.
roU call was ordered, and instead
o OF the two-thirds of the member
Q shin of the house, which 1t was
0 necessary for the motion to re-
ceive In order to prevail, = .
o Scant ten votes were iSt5lSeci cN ~
. its favor, while thirty were cast
Q against it.
Immediately after the an
. nouncement of the vote, Mr.,
. Chavez moved to reconsider and
at the same time, moved that the
motion to reconsider be Laid on
the table. These motions were
put and carried with "A minimum
Of delay.
The effect Of this action of the .
. house is to close once and for all
the incident of room a. 1t was
parliamentary move made by
the friends of the accused men,
who are also the enemies of the 6
. organization. to follow up their
0 victory Of Monday. They had the
enemy on the run and were gem
erals enough TO reap the fruits OF
their victory.
1t must be said, however, that .
the vote of the thirty to ten is
not an accurate indication of the .
. sentiment of the house on the .
subject, as many members voted
In the negative for the express
reason that they had an opportu-
nifty to read the evidence and
form an intelligent opinion MS
to the guilt or innocence of the
accused members.
Messrs. Catron. Hilton and
account.
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
UNDERWOOD ATTACHES NO
IMPORT ANCE TO PAst.

washington, Ami 9.-Dcmocratic
Leader Underwood today declared
that personally. he thought the pub
lie should not take notice Of III. NJ. 4.
Pages attack. Mr. Underwood de-
clared that Mr.. Clayton's standing
among his colleagues was such that
no attack from any source could do
him injury"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
ROOSEVELT AND CLARK WIN
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT

Rock Island, H., April 9-Iaarly
returns from over the Fourteenth dis
trict indicate that Roosevelt Ia win
ming to one, over Tart, and Clark
two to one over Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
WABASH COUNTY GOES
AGAINST TAFT AND WILSON

Mount Carmel, Ill.,. April 9.---lndi-
cations are that Roosevelt carries Wa
bash county two to one. La Toilette
vote light. Wabash county win give
Clark two to one over Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
DISTRICT FOR
CLARK AND ROOSEVELT 4

Peoria. H.. April 9--Returns from
the Sixteenth congressional district in
dicate that Roosevelt will win four
To one over Tart and Clark three to
one over Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
VOTE IN CHRISTIAN COUNTY
FOR ROOSEVELT AND CLARK.

Taylorville, Ill, April Fifteen
out of twenty-five precincts in Chris
tian county Roosevelt S74; Taft, 52S.
Clark, 1864. Wilson, S32.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-10
secretary of legation In Charge.

Santiago. Chile. April a.-Paxton
Hihben. secretary OF the United
States legation. u acting as charge
d'affas-= - The absence q the Ameri-
can minister. Henry Fletcher. who
has left Tor Bucnos Ayres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

Dos bebeutenbiis Der iiinf grobsn
Jeite Der Saponer 'iit bos Reujohrs.
feit, Die Jsisr bes GrubIinssbesinns.
S4On blubsn um bisis 3eit in Glib
japan Der pfirfihboum uno bic aor'
nsItirite uno trGgt Der pflaumens
baum feline purpurrotben 8lumsn.
0a tperbsn bic IsmpsI in BEN n'5ainsn
uno bic al.drs Der 3ausg5stsr nit
9liitben3tpsissn sei6muft, bic 51uis-
nit aisfern unb 8ambus e.3isrt.
9rsi 9ase rubt Gle 4rbtii, berrihi
unsstuHnns Sr0blihtsii uno eri5ni
uberau G.ians uHo Der aluns Der
2aute. Ssf'entlite gsiu'tiguHstr
ipsrosn bsranitoI.st. Troaen in ben
mannigfaltisft,u Jormen i,sigsn in
bic Cuff, 4It uub 5uns be.beiIis. iit
on ben SpisIen. Wsan ssnisbt beion.
bers Ge'tgert6te, man lberraItt FG
ssgsnisitis nit GeineH,en unb i9idt,
gang pis bel uHs. an 1rsunbe unt
9etGnnts Glutpunihtart,n, bic msiit
nit Spriiten. ME ben folssnben, psr'
isbsn itno: .GoIeigt Molten finbey
bic erfisbenbe Sonne. sebntaufsrt
Greuoen ben nabenben Griblins"
Slid seipdbren oIsin bic G6ttsr,
uno pom Simmsl fiommi Der Grub-
ling. .S0bns. Rsihibum unb Gbrer
m0gsn oeine S6rpeas issnen!!- .Grie,
be, bOks 4mt uub bob.s QItsr
Slid une Grsub, rosen iber bsin,
S6psIs trttsn!" .Grob mi. bos
Mssr bes Gitens fei bein Giiid, Der
Bergen bss SIoens eleife oein al
ter" .gefinse ben 5rieotn bisls,
9ugs unb irsus bid NIT uns oss fpis
bsrsritanoen.n Griihlinss!" .3ebnr
tauisnojdbrigss Slid iei otin Gs,
fGbrts!" Die 5arbe psrblsi6t. BIZ
9Ifte sntidpsbeH. bon Gouer II
nihts i'm msnitliden 2sbsn!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
ippIlisen Muarnbens nod bsm Gistsr.

ippbligsn Muarnbens nod benz Gitber.
IN benen bie Gilt ihn Dte elnen BON
Gcbe Gritanbsnen umfors!e. tparen -
fpenn er es reht bebahte - eteentlit
eber fhDn eetpeien. Qber in ben eriten
Rddten, als sr bes sSiebers baIber Hitt
fdlafen tonntt, aiinbets lie stbulots
uno unermiibIih pisosr eus aiht an
unb perlOfhte es, lpenn er es tpoIlit.
ne bruHte Shee unb 2imonoee unb
tpehfelte bic umfhIdgs - er ober bat.
te es felbitperftdnhlih sefunoen, bob
lie niht aus ben Gleibtrn uno sur
Rube fam, ipenn er lit. 1no er fonb
es eteentlih ouh bsuts unoerantDorts
Iih BON ibr, oab lie ibn. iuenn aud
gum eriten Mal, trsulos perlisb unb
oob er nun eben iebsn mubte, pie CT
oos 2eben alIein fsrtie brahte.
Gr lab fih i'm GtiIte trant 81 Bette
liesen - einfam unc eIenb, ben unpers
ldbIthen, gebantenIoien Dienftm1es
hen ii6erautfportet. asin Msnfh iorgs
te um thn, teiner frdgte mad ibm. Gr
iuurbe bes Hahts tpad Iieeen, obne
pdb ibm Semanb llitlsib solIte une
feline S6nerSen tt,iIts - alsin. als
lelu
rgs 1T beitimmi In 9ottss Rotb,
Dab man bonn Qisbften. mas mnn Bat.
Ulub Sheiben -"
Hang es in feierIiten astorben pieI,
itimmis bonn Ghors berab.
Sdblinss rib ibn Der 9eians in bic
Wirtlibt.it suriid. limb siR pIoBIides
Web tam 10 beftie, 10 mahtpol iiber
ihr, oab 8insens. i,ins llm9ebung ners
gsiieno, nit einem U}aL in ein Iautss,
f6mer5baftes Weinen ausbrah. Or
barg oas GeHht in BEN 6dnben, unh
Die srobs, ihpere @eitdlt bes Masis
itrotsruthes tpurbe bon sinem trampfs
artt9sn ShIuh3en eeihuitelt.
Der 9eione ipdr perbaIlt - in Der
9irts hsrrfhte 9pbtsn'tils. Stber in
Der IoutIcs boIissnoen Msnss bate
ben pIosIihen Stmsr3ensousbru1
ash0rt. unb bic Srausre1fte rsdten bic
Sdlie uno bIidten mitIsiris ,u bsm
Ditttpsr hinubsr.
~3usrii bdb / e'r,int, er nimmt's
net 10 itper," fIiiitsr.e Grau Solins
ger, Die partei bonn orittsn Stod, ihrer
gdtborin 5u, rabo ies'n G., jsst
padfs n freiIi', iis ipor'n bolt bod
iopieI sIiidli4 mitanuno'.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
2eiesuSesneHen.

Gin srobss 1ouren QuiomobiI,
in benz Elm mann NIT lsinsr Jrau
fuhr, begsgnsts auf tiHer fhmalen
Gunoitrabs einsm poa belabenen 6eus
passn. Die israu erildrie. bab Der
6armsr ein Stut riidp6ris fotren
mlbis. Der Guttt fanc oieis 3umus
tbung unpsrHunftig.
.4ber 9u tannit bod nit bem
QutOmObil nitt Iopeit riidtpdr.s fab
-en." beharrts bic Grnu. runo aubtr.
benz bsntsn mir gar nift baran, jss
bem bsIisbigsn GsislIen oussupeis
den. Gr bate uns obnsbiu ieben
miiheu.
Der Gatts isBte ibr ouseinanber.
oab Oiss pegen Der Bieeuns bes Me.
ses ni6t mDgIia stpefen iei.
SIT mir egaI," pabti blieb lie, mir
tpeiten ui6t aus unb ipenn mir bic
ganse Rdht bier bleibtn.s
Der 4utpmobilift npllte nod ettoas
faesn. oIs Der Jatmer. Der bis enhln
rubis cuf isiuem 1su gsfsfen hait.,
ibn untsrbra9:
r2aTsn Sis's gut isin, 6err.1 riei
er hiniibsr, lid pia perfuhen suriid.
sufahren, - it bab ndmlld oud 10
elm epsgsipOns gu eaufe mic Gis."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

Bon @eorg Siehert.

3itterro lit am 9ereeshdnge
6Iofletns lester 9fuf perhal:;,
9cInen iinft bic Gheubiorre,
Shipeiseub rubt Der Sobrsnipale.
Gurh ote 3ipfeI ieuft ilh letie
Su Den 8aIo Die itiIe ytaht,
l1nb iie halt nas Sers aetan9en
Dit sebetmutbpoIIer gsatt.
gtiIe fhIdft bes @aIoes @etber,
2eiie fIiiitert rur ods Robr,
E6ihteru aus hem ttefiten 2tditt
2uet ein i6eues 8eb herpor.
fr6umenb Ientt 1ih meiue SeeIe
Sn bic RaIoeseinIamtett,
ltne befduftigt fIiebt poriiber
Rir Der DiI6e Strom Der 3eIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
: RinbIiae e 4Iaubeik

paulGen: .spopo!. papo: .WoS fpiiIft
Hu hsnn, mein Junoe24 pculG<n:
.ilnftr Qehrer ia. uns ais W<ibs
nn6isFerienorkit sintH Aufins ~
idreiben oufsestbfn. unb Sipor fcllen
ipir idbilb.rn. ipie mir ben btilistn
Mbenb psrIebt bdbsH, unisr Anfiibruns
unb inrEr Hef6yeibung Der einSelntn
Defntnlt. bic mir btiommen hoben. Sd
ipollte Did nun bitten, Iieber s,opo.
f6enfe mir bod rt4t piel. bamit ID
ineinen Qebrer mil tinem biibf9en Ions
osn Guflot srfIeuen toaA..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

gDsbaft. Giubent: Run.
tpirit Du balo Define Vraxis tn 8.
aufnebmen2" SuRgsr Mr5i: go raid
ssbt bas niht, in bs<i BIZ bier Wlonas
ten pisueift!" Stunent: go. 10, bic
GemeiHDe Iegt pobl bort srit no6 ein<n
Reusn Jriebbof aR!-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18
CHICAGO NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. Hanna E. Ward, 2423 Or
chard av., struck by electric auto
of Mrs. c. Larson, 221 N. Ridge
way av., Oak Park. Severely
bruised.
Body of unidentified woman,
about 5 #. g in. tall, brown eyes,
black hair, dressed in black and
wearing no hat, was found in lake
near mouth of river. Believed to
have been widowand respondent.
AS Antonio Priakowicz was
leaving St. Adalbert's cemetery in
Norwood Park, where he had
been pallbearer at funeral of his
brother, he was arrested on com
plant of Mrs. K. Priakowicz,
charging him with wife abandon
ment.
James Fowler instantly killed
when grain elevator at the Min
nesota Grain Elevator, Cherry
and w. North avs, hit him on
head.
John G. Voss, truck farmer,
Summit, Ill, seriously injured
when his horses slipped at Nor
gan and Harrison sts., throwing
him off seat.
Oscar Boil, tearnster, 1911 Bel
mont av., fined SIS and costs be-
fore Judge Gemmill, Court of Do
mestic Relations, for contributing
to the delinquency of two girls.
He has wife and baby.
Gov. Hiram Johnson, Cal, who
was supposed to arrive at Grand
Central Depot this morning, was
mn tied for nv q 1orora co11od Of no
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Jeanette Gorsld, less than 8
years old, 1926 Ashland av., miss
ing. Believed to have been kid.
mapped. Police searching.
612 deaths here last week.
Max Wortsmann, champion
skat player of America, is dead at
his home. Heart disease.
Mrs. Margaret Crawford, $685.
S. Peoria ST., struck by Madison
st. car at w. Madison and Hal
sted SITS. Severely injured.
Annie Katauskis, 21z years,
2240 w. 23d pl.; struck by North
western Brewery Co. wagon in
front of her home, Killed.
Martin Maloney, 800 Orleans
ST., struck by Blue Island av. car
at S. Robey st. Seriously injured.
Bacon and eggs, country sau-
sage, toast, breakfast ca and muf-
fins was what Col Roosevelt ate
for breakfast today.
Abraham Scholes, 833 S. Pau
lima st., missing since yesterday
morning. Foul play feared.
Actress Helen Collier says
matrimony's too stupid for her.
Chicken raising suits her better,
so she buys a Pasadena ranch.
Hens may be less stupid than
husbands, but if Helen hungers
for Al excitement she should try
raising goats. They're way
ahead of Pasadena husbands.
Police searching for Geo. Paul,
saloonkeeper, 3512 Wabansia av.
Started for Fox Lake, Oct. Is.
Failed RI reach there