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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-23

Finally, in the early part Of the at
ternoon we met MIR. Young. AS we
approached, Mr.. Young came to meet
us and we recognized at once that we
had far different proposition than
those we had before met. Mr.. Young
is one of those prOgre ssive growers
(spell it all capitals, pleased that are
going to revolutiOnize and and be the
salvation of the fruit growing and
trucking industry in Florida. lie
farms with his brains as we'll as his
hands. He knows what it costs him
per acre and per quart to raise and
handle berries. What his returns
are and what they ought to be. lie
knows the clccs of lands that arc
good for citrus crops; why it is gOod
and how 10 make ii better; when once
brought to good condition. how to
conserve it's properties. Mr.. Young
las five acres of as pretty berry
ratch as YOU would. care to look at.
It is worth Il days journey to soc
il and listen to him. Said Mr.. Young.
Speaking of berries and the troubl"
YOU had getting information regard
ing the growing and handling OF
nln Al
because good many, almost all oil
the berry growers, seem TO resent any
one coming here and planting more
berries. fearing the larger the acre
age the more berries and that mean
ing lower prices DO you fear
there will ever be glut OF berries
on the market from oNer-prCduc-
tom" was asked. NO. he replied
II do not" There might be a glut
in a certain market. caused by a
larger number of growers and the
rushing of fruit to market on account
of weather conditions, or a rapid fall
i'm prices. but these would be only
LEGAL. am satisfied that if We car
take care of the distributing end OF
it the growing end will take care
of itself. Today nine-tenths of the
berry crop is handled by commission
mon. The high express charges. the
commission mans percentage and al
other things make the grower:
profit less than it really ought to be
Yet We are SO few, entirely unorSan'
lied, that we can not help ourselve:
and ready money looks too good Il
most of us.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
ARNIIsTJCE SIGNED
BN 1IIIsI.E ALLIES

sofia, Dee. i.--Tlr prIr" plcniuo-
ienllhrleS representing Turkey. IIul-
gHrla, SorvtI ana Muutcu,gru. Vim ne
gin th"ir N"rG Ia LOudun on Friday
OF next week Th" armistirr signed
AT "'rlouN l"si evening at the ,iI-
lngc al Bughtrhc TOOK ia" revised
form drafted hy Dr. :. DinrT, speaker
OF ~" Bulgarian parliament. It con
tHlnE the following conditions:
- I'll" hcllIg, rent armies shall re-
main N the position, they. ut present
Orrup,.
~. The bosicgcd Turkish fortress
Ehnll not Ic rcrirtutllcd.
III The rCNiytuulllng Of tho hui
garian arm, IN ttr Held shah b. car-
ricd out uy way ni The lilnCk set and
Adri1nopl", commencing ten duAs
niter the signature u' IA" aTmiHtiro.
Nv. Tho negotiations for ururc
shall begin in l.nuduu on 'Bccrmb,
l3.'
II lB officially announced that tho
Greek Observation-Disclosures al BuRItch'
did not drliul,oly reject the terms OF
tho urmisti'o bat reserved their de,
cisiOn for tNcntN.Iour hours.
Even In the event o! her dcClininp
IN approve the. Hrmisticc protocol
Greece win participate In The poucC
negotiations IN Lnnd0n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
NmIo Races NcrnnInnr.

Sow York, Dee. i,--A liNcly racc
between an ncrOplunr and an nnln-
mobile was Witnessed ou the Garden
city aviation field last week when
Sheriff William Jaeger tried to attach
the hiplane or the Christmas Aero
plane company.
Tho lying machine was siuu'hcd
and tho motor badly damaged suur'
time ago. The engine was sent to th'
Smnn ncropinne shops, In Manhattan
for ropnlrA. II WIS returned urf
again piHced IN tho bIplane.
Just before tho time for tho nigh
the sheriff appearc1 with a writ O
attachment, and O. 0clson, scoinR hin
coming acrnAn the Held. jumped int,
the dying machine ana started aiOft
The sheriff Ret OUT after the aero
plane. which flaw for three miles an,
theb came dowsL an adjust ment beinI
! necessary. The shcTiff was thero Il
his auiOInObilql and the writ wa
served. The matter will be adjuste,
by the Christmas company, but nj
machine viii femnin Ia custody o
tho sheriff meanwhile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
BIG POWER COMPANY
ORGANIZED IN UTAH
Tny Lsnsru Wire 10 EVsnInE usrnId1

Sllt LIk" Gus, I uh. Dee, (, Four
teen UI Ia" lrrrsl Wll,ruuwcr clcc-
lrlr pllula ui rlb. ldnu", and Cnlo-
RADIO. nave been merged ~ a $40. 900. -
"u1 corporation, Nhiru win supply
rnllrouds. miu'H. ml'lH ana smcltrra
with uuNor. Announcement WaA made
mere to-day thu tho drods complct-
lug The m"rr'r Wcr" sirurd yesterday.
u NuU NurN, ~ The Electric Bond
.uI SNuu ,umutuN.
\l IN, rImr tine. th, articles of In
.w.rururtnu IA l.tJh of tho tian Pow
e. uud LtHlt COMPANY Nor" amended
lu iurr,n-. lur capital stnrk rom
8 .oUO.UUO ru SiU,00O,O0O. i. g, jack
ling. 20 prominent miur operator aud
nIuNrr. lg president of th" uUH com J.
Mu aud us headquarters viii no
maintained IN salt Lake City, The
/ lnrr,I ct tho CUmpuuluH Included In
| ih, mrr.Dr are the Telluride company,
AmrH lud llium Illd"u- Electric plants
| In san MlEu,l county, Colorado, Dur
ungu Gua and Elrrtri" company, rul'
urudu, The Grace plant, Hnnnnrt
county. idaho. and tho knlght Con-
Hulidutcd POKER company, Uiaf,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
ChIld IIurt saving Doll.

South NOrWHlk, Conn, Dec, 4, -
Mary Fitzgerald, small child OF this
place. probably gave her llfO for her
doh yesterday afternoon. Tho doll ~
safe, hut tho child In In the NOrwnllS
hospital In n very serious condition.
Ter lcgs have been cut OF ne tho
knee, aud her right arm In broken.
rhr ductuIS say there IN little chance
al her recovery,
Thr liltlr Eirl'R parents. Mr.. and
Mrs iidwHrd ". Fitzgerald, were
moving uud 10 tighten their hurdr Z
und a. assure dullY'A safe removal
Mary took II in her arms. While Inn
prnycmrnts are under way AT the lo-
cnl station tho rnllnad has removed
the dividing fences between tho sta
tiuns. Mary started to dodge across
the -four tracks whom u train passed
She ran forward, reaching tho lnl
side PnfolY. hut sho had dropped hol
dUll aud she turhdd back Ia recover
II from the pnth 0f second train
The doll was saved. but tho freight
struck the child and knocked hoi
twenty feet nwHy She wns picked al
unconscious and removed to tho hos
piinl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
suun Made I,nbbl Inslgm.

%,t huTk. br". I. -. bvCIldlng 10
submit tu abuses which hc charges
ne WIS subjected Ia hy certain mem
urrY ur hiH congregation, Runbi Abrn
hmm Gcllrr puNur Of the Temple
Shron, Eumuau, ~ FiftN second
street ana Fourteenth avenue. lirdOk-
lyn. has resigned. Rabbi Gcllcr mys
his resignation Was not suhmittcd I'M
IN after months at trouble, during
which. ne asserts. hr was hurnRsCd ~
much that on one occasion hc tainted
Following tins. hc alleges, he wa
seized fuTCIbly by seven of the wealth.
lest m,mbCTs nr his congr"gatlun anH
dragged from the pulpit. As a rcsull
nf this lHst outrage, nH he describes
II, Rabbi Gcllcr had the seven sum
mOned hcfOr" Magistrate Harris ~
the Flntbush court, nut when the
hearing, which was set for last FRI
day, Was called the charges were
Withdrawn, .,..
Rabbi Gpllcr asserts the trouble
with his congregation started wheI
he objected "a the sexton dlstrlbutlnf
snuff during the time he was nrench
ing, with tho result that ho was prac
tlcally snocacd out of tho pulpit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
RYAN CHILLED b
GOVERNMENT ON
WITNESS
STAND
President of Union Forced to
Admit He Made No Effort
to Expose or Prevent Law
lessness of Members.
FUNDS USED TO HELP
EX-CONVICT TO ESCAPE
[Ry Leased wlrc to Evcnlng noraldl

Indianapolis, O"r. I.--Chargcs that
Frank NJ. Ryan, president oi the Iron
Workers union. ami FgHHE &. Webb.
OF Sew YORK. 4 union Official. hclpod
an accused dynaiultcr Ia escape were
made In the rrOss- examination "'
IiNan hN th" government at th" dNna'
mia, conspiracy triUl today. u vas
brought out that George O'lDunnrlI.
an lrunwurkCr, uitCr IN explosion on
q bridge at somerset, Mass, IN JUNE
lN0N. WAS convicted of attempting T."
KIN aud that uftvr HIS release trom
tho ptnitcntidrN lac escaped service
uf Iipor~ vhurgiug hm SIN dNt. -
mjing. District Attorney Miller
,hprg,d Rkau aud webb with helping
'p'D"nnrl To- make a gct.awnN,'
RYAN denied IN" charge, hut a'.
mittpd the union paid several lh"U.
sand dollars tu b'buunCll, employed
lawyer, iu his h"hali and c9ndu'un
10 rurrcspuudpnCu To- steal a march on
them. when O'OuuuoU got out on IA"
Grsl charge
"Nh, were You uud Wrhh so auN-
iuus ,u have - DunuvlI vsCip" nud
why did Nuu use So much ut III"
unions funds &" nclp him when lhr
union treasury WAS impoverished
uskcd Nj. Miller.
"Nr tell that hr was being pcrs".
RYAN The witness also said j. j.
VI, NHmnra, nov ~ prison aS d\ ~
mitcr helped In O'DunnCll's rdsu.
NJ head ut the lrunM WORKERS union,
RYAN wuS uucWlnncd whether h'
sanctioned violence which ~" g"N
rrnmcni alleged preceded Il dNnamii
ing campaign IN Lhur dispute
When you learned through letters
that Phillip \. Cooley had knocked a
man down IN Sew. Orleans. X" ihai
the man had iu have - silver rl'lc
put IN hin hnnd, did YOU take any
steps tu have GnolnN rCmuNCd -
mont hSr nT thu unions executive
| hnurd"' asked tho histti"t attorney
AN I lcaru"d was that 'u"l,S hHl
hccn IN trouble. 'n"k M hcps ui
| I6nrn tho fnrs," answered Ryan.
"Cuolcy wrote hc had tlNrd shines
with The court ana hHd hir'i iN" t.'
ncssci, ~ irstify falsely sn h" W"'ld
rsrap" Iail. Did YOU take any o'i"u
| about that
81 did not" Ryan said.
| Ryan also denied knuNlcdE" uI any
| plans hy CuulrS tn arrange for CNplu.
| sluns IN nun-uniOn jobs at Houston
Texas, and other southern Clii"S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
\hdul, pnlncc \ NIndcL.

|TmITIWIWT|, II00- !. TNV 10y
Ir.. pJlarr e." winch IA" 'X.sultau,
Audw llumid, hIs h,ou removed, TX
p,ucuI'g r'lNrd,d u. thr mort sue
r,.slW architectural uchi"Nrmcnt al
modern tunes ~ 1urkrr II was hulli
hy Ahdul-Al,l u 1850, uud iG "l Whlt"
marble throughout. and 'Ucnl,hlly
oriental m cNory rrtunr' During hiH
reign Abdul liamId never resided at
"a" Buyl,rhuN palace. perhaps ht
Gauge of us aHgnciuliuu with 'hr traRlD
death Of Ills uncle, N2iI but foreign
sOvcrcigna visiting tuuslnuiu"plo
Wuro always entertained th"rr
Tho artistic lOvClinCFS al lhu palnrC
delighted the Empress Eugcnic un tho
occasion of her visit IN 1869, thuugl
Ia" rooms set apart for her uso were
furnished tO Gxnotly rcsrmhl" hcl
-ullo Ol npmrLmonla ln The TmLlLnrlnl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
Iny Leased Wire to Evening nersIdl

(ny Leased Wire Ca Evening Herald
London. l'.r. (. 'IIu.-ip has r.-
lortcd tee tnr rtrluE ul the Grrmnn
svnrd." ~ IA" Balkan var IHugIrs
Sh" ha, dr,Gr.d huJ yh" VIII not
admu a r.p,rluuu ur 'G' methods
used wr,n Austria "ccuut,d H"sum
and ll,rI'guNiua.
such iu,'uid,uion Viii .rtgh''u no.
body" ,No'aus tho %o,ur Nr'mNu,
commenting uu a.. G,rmln rhIur"l-
loT'S giN ing prominence To- tho idea "l
war. Th" war parties hoth IN Eu,.
SiH and uIo.liuuEHry s'cm 10 hold
,dc public platform Tor ihr iuUm' Mt
against the puuCIliy uiSpuS"d minis.
tcrs ui ihps" countries. ANY unto
WUrd lnCid"nt or provocative act On the
part ut S"rlit would. In IA" opinion
at diplumHts here. IN m0m"nt srt
Austria hungary IN motion ard tins
pr"imhly vuulh luus"n forces IN Rus
sia, which the government Of IA" i.us
sian empire wnuld ind Itself unable
Ia resist
Tho N"yo' Vr"myn continues:
"IIiRory ~ repeating uRClf, but H ~
not So onHy Ia force Russian. dipln.
macy Into q fuiut- hearted retreat"
Tho Immediate Withdrawal of tho
vast russian deposits IN the German
banks Is advocated hy maLy uf ia"
Iusslnn journals should Greece per
slst In her refusal iu adhere to the
armistiCc signed Yesterday II would
necessarily throw bulgaria more
closely into The embrace Of Scrviu ana
give trcsh "uCuuragcmcnt tu tho Ser
Wan Resistance t. the European pow
era, who are practically unanimous In
Cnndcmning tn" ScrNinn demands. II
Auhtriu- Hungary should attempt. us
has been suggested, To- employ ROu-
mamie 10 keep Bulgaria quiet iu the
event Of an Austrian ScrN ian war, II
IN thought that such action would
only enlarge the area of conflict and
prcclpitutr n general catastrophe.
Any Intervention by Rumania, II Is
argued, would in"N itably compel Rus.
Hin To take drastic action on behalf
or the Slnvs In tn" balkans. DlplO.
mats realize that the CrislS demands
immediate treatment, ana efforts I,
bring about an Hnbasstdorlnl confer.
Fncc as quickly ~ poSgibl" have been
renewed, HS II ~ thought that this II
the only means at bringing the nee.
esssry pressure into play 10 cNt!nguisf
IN" lncrudiury tendency ui the cX
trcmists In IN" various countries con.
Verh"d I'm the dispute.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
COURT SAVES WOMAN'S
HOME FROM DESTRUCTION
my Leased Wire TO EvsnlAE Herald I

Hihhing, MINI, Dec, i.--Thn hoiu',
Of Mira. Elizabeth Huknri Licnd VIII
not tumble into the great omen pIl
of the Ohycr iron Mining company
for Mrs. I.iond has won II victory
over the big subsidiary Of the United
states steel corporation. Judge Mar"
tin Hughes late yesterday granted th"
woman permanent injunction
against the Oliver company, restrain
ing the corporation from dlSturhlnE
the lIcnd home and ordered the conn
puny tu pas the costs uf tho suit.
Mrs. Lirnd owned a little home near
the Great sellers open pit OF th" bll,
atrippng operations advanced perl
came.
II the work were not halted ihr
dwelling would tuppl" into III" "N,H-
Walton. Mrs. i.ioud took her trouble.
into court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
FIRST APPROPRIATION
BILL REPORTED IN HOUSE
my Leased Wire 10 EvsniAR HsraIdl

NIhiurtou, bcv. ! The first big
suppl. nill at the present session OF
,uugr,. the legislative, executive and
iudI.tN appropriation bill, wna re-"
ported to- the house to-day by tho APP
prupIiatioua committee. The measure
carries taI.SgT.lU6 decrease NJ
S|tgU'f. ~ from the corresponding
hill iu the prrSlnua session, The CHll-
Iuiiya of the secretary of the trrUE-
urN. A2G,,it t.9ii.,0. were cut more
than Nl,uOO,0 0On bN the committee.
Th" ,ummCrrr court is not provided
Tor iu The measure. 'rho court asked
Tor N6i 500 for the coming hsCnl yeHr
hu the ,ummliirr would not allow
lh, item.
The hill "ulitH AZ appropriations
lur tli" mint ui ClTsuu, Sey., uud as-
uN offices at rlmrlutlr, =, g., Boise.
Idaho. ll,l"uu, Mont, Ind salt Lake
rIl, l'tun. The hill he considered ulI
lnr lluUr ul once lnd viii he the ilrHt
supply measure gunt 10 tho senate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
ELEVEN KILLED IN
REAR-END CRASH
OF TRAINS NEAR
GAINESVILLE
One Fatally and -Four Serious
ly Hurt When Speeding
Passenger Telescopes Stall.
ed Coaches.
ENGINE PLOUGHS WAY
THROUGH FRAIL CAR
my Lenrra MIre 60 n,cnlnr meraIal

Han' 'NIN'. 80, CO.. I.I..'N d'..H
uup prunapN .Nl. uwl"d gud uru
,ts,,.,. ....,i.... ....r.. ltr.. wreck
N'''' I'd. " '' ' .'. ~ ' WV
listpu vHriN ,nII. '.l#',u '|w' uu'il
4 Nu.,Iu..m N.H.. ua,..uu.r Iuuu
NJ. a. lId .l,r..ua. N,n.n a eco.
IuuNu. r..ntl.,r tram Nu o.. 800
VhI.h nr. roar coach uI .u. ,|..,.
land \N,nu n columbus n.. ..a
..,tI.I IlY r,,,a,I I.I rf IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
REBELS LOOT AND
BURN. PASSENGER
TRAIN SOUTH
OF JUAREZ
Federal Soldiers Guarding
Road Shot Down OF Captur-
ed by OrOzco's Men and Civ
ilians Robbed.
SURVIVORS ESCAPE TO
Ell PASO ON HAND CAR
luy Leased Wire 20 Evening" Hcrald1

% pp.o. TyN., Dcc, a. l,chCls Nrs.
Irri,. ri..Nrd the northholnd pas.
,u.u u.u stranded below lunrc2
900 tu. N,>r,u central rnilruad, c'p-
tNl.u rn. awrd or thirty federal
.,Nr.. ruNn"d the pnssvnEvrs and
murH rr. train. report refugees ar
t.N4u. nnrr .u noon nu auu,nrr train
vut,n v.,s compelled tu return {" the
uuIb,r
IAH.uli, mistaklng the passenger
uin Iur the urmurcd troop train duo
10 Juur,2 from Chihuahua city, the
.. l.I. uudrr GCucruls bro1ru and
,.Ir.,,u removed sumc rails from tho
.lI.N near thc station of Gullugn aud
o.. go ambush. Thr rnEur ur the
u.u WAS wrecked uud al "nco the
lrr"p autrd up"nrd ur, uu the rrhcl
lI.u. hvs,
4 number of tho guard were killed
aud Wounded, tue traiumIStur fatally
injured aud II ~ rrputtrd that IN
american passenger wuS killed Eight
of thu pusscngcrs after being robbed
Wtlr their way north uu u hand ear
uuI were picked up hy the south
ruuud train arrlNing to-day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
NEXT WEEK TO Be
EARLY SHOPPING
week IN CITY OF
ALBUQUERQUE
Merchants Enthusiastically
Join in Movement TO Fore
staH Usual Wild Christmas
Rush This Year.
WATCH HERALD ADS FOR
GIFT OPPORTUNITIES

. Next wcrh the week beginning
= Monday, December ., and ending
. Saturday, b,tVWbvr ~. VIII BE I
= Early Shuppiug Week IN Alhu.
= uuorquc.
. Al the suggestion Of numhrr 4
q of lOcul merchants tho Herald 4
. hus revived the plan Nh.rh it
= engineered Win such rvwurnlblv I
. success lu" year. iu du away
. vita the luulin. hr'lrr-.l'ltrr 4
q pCll NELL Shopping rush ut the
o fndl wees before Chrumu-. Thr 4
q Herald ts rultlmg the business
= men ur the rtN In the Early 4
. Shopping W,,o LuHEuo and the 4
. complete su,.,.s CO.. lm. u''u is
. again Hsuu',d from lur moment
y of It's inception.
. Tho ihrI o. To- gi|o ,uu
. chance tn du luuu' uu. .ur ,.rl
. aud give tho ,l.rl,S Jud store
y employees be rhluvu 20 g,t ih'r
. breath during christmas wr'k.
. The merchants eft tho EJrN
. shopping W,rk League viii mINr
o spcriHl ARRANGEMENTS Go ,u 'Nr
y uig ChristulH business nest
. week. Th,L Viii utN, .u. O
q facilities To- accommodate lI"
q Cnristmus shupp,g-; ,,.It 90.
. rangCmrnl v.ll b, mad, 'n ,N,r
O convenience, ana - sp, I UN
q vcrtising cumuHigu tu lh, li'lN.I
q during Uir W,rk N'o 'u. TOT.
. shoppers tu du th"ir hU'u ~.
q pcdiiiuuslN ana sultSII'lul'N
. Thr EarlN ShupWus W''n
. League has ds ~ anus lud '"- !
q iy,ts the rrli,l of Tia" sIIu.p'u',r
. usually oNrrNork,d hr.'u.r uI
. the dcmlnds uf urtN shopper
"A. Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
ANCIENT ORDER OF
DRUIDS ENJ0INED
[ny Innsoa WIZ ln llyonlug IIcraIdl

san Francisco. Dcc. Am lnlunc-
tinn issucd by Judge wan NOstrnnd IN
m" superior court her" has tied up
an business at the Ancient order Of
Druids throughout the United states.
This statement was made hero today
toy counsel for the supreme Grove OF
Kentucky, which seeks to annul all
California charters tor alleged con-
tempt uf the governing body. \ tenn
pu;ary urd"r restraining the supreme
grove from taking such action was
granted hE Judge NuslrHnd, and coun-
sol for the parent organization argued
today that IN" order shoull be VA
Gated, or al least modified To prevent
California groves from activity under
their charter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
Ilrln WIlh IlrnIlrn NnrL

st. Joseph. Mo, Dec, 4.---Aftor liy7
ing 1--WE months with broken mock,
Harold Million. 10 years old. sue
eumbed to DrlshtB disease here. re
sustained his injuries nt Guido Rock,
Mob, Juno 80 last. when he dlVed
into shallow water In the Republican
river. For u time Il was thought he
would recover AZ ne partly regainod
the use Of his arms and legs whioi
were paralysed when he was Grgl
hurt,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
TAFT FAV0RS SPENDING
$40,000,000 ON RIVER
TRy Leased Wire TO EvsBInG m.,ala,

my Leased Wire 90 EvsBInG msSaId1
Washington, doc. i.--Prchidcnt
Taft today told the delegates To the
National Rivers ana IInrbOrs congress
In session here that he personally was
opposed to any scheme Of improve
ment for the Mississippi river which
DID not contemplate, as primary
object. the prevention Of Hoods. The
prealdent made the opening address at
the congress- IIo favored the eNpon-
ditcre by tho United States govern
ment and the states In tho Missisalnpi
valley Of between SiO,OhO, 600 and
saO.n00,000 for tho AllsAissippi's im-
proVemant. H0 said that Oeforo all
other considerations must be placed
the idea of preventing floods like
those Of last spring which caused
RrhAt destruction from Cairo 20 New
orleans lie declared further that
bin ondorsement Of improvements
would be- forthcoming only II the work
wers placed In the hands OF tho army
euoinoerA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
kllIrd IN I,niiIc WIN nmII.

Los Angeles, poe, d,--J0s"ph ia.
dulph, - dairy cmpinyo, died today
from wounds inflicted by bull which
he had deliberately engaged In bni-
tie. Some time ago Ia" huh Killed %
follow cmployc Ol Rudolph. After
ward II was confined in u pen.
Rudolph determined To nvcngc his
rumradc's death ana entered th'
small enclosure armed with a re-
volNcr, knilr ana club. Before hu
could usr any of his three weapon
the hull charged and gur"d him .u
badly that he died today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
TO "NJua' Women. ToO.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 4.--Chief OF PO-
Hca KOhlcr today iHsned OrderE that
hencefOrth all girls and women faken
To headquarters from grill rO0SBh and
questionable places must bo photo
gTaphed nnd measured by the Bertll'
llbn systoin. The chief iA out 20 cl0an
tho city Of undesirable women.
"Mnny women froquentlng Wise
rooms think nothing OF picking {
pocket" said the chief. "ft 10 hard
Hereafter we will mug them tnot the
bame a. other crimlnalaL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
IInr,rsinr I,nl.t IInnrInn

~ TWUIHI II'N' F.-~WVOTKU \, WCY'
baud, an agricultural Implement
dealer In bonneville. Mo-. WAS placed
on the stand for cross sa-oxaInlnAtlnn
TINS morning nt the opening of the
I.ird day's hearing hoge OF Ito suit
instituted by tho United states gov
crnmcut 10 dissolve tho international
liuIN ester company,
Wrllnud turned over the tho gov.
ornment his corroanOndonCc, IIO tos-
titled that he put Ia line of inde-
tho international Withdrew itH Cham.
pIon linz from him ana gave It to .
GrOcory nrm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
NO MORE QUOTATIONS
ON BUTTER AND EGGS
my Leased Wire 10 bycuinG mrrnIdl

chicago, Dcc. 4 "%u MOI, uu"tI'
tious on butter uud oggf.' Mas tl"
.liriliug Information given lu mar
krt editors today when, pursuing I'M.
memorial custom, they Applied to AS
HstInt Secretary Ilulr at llu Chicago
Butter uud l.rg BOARD tor the days
quotations. MIR lluln declined tu dis
"usH the matter iu any way, hul tho
action uf the board ig Hlid To- be- con-
nrrtrd win the government suit In
which he board Is charged with con.
spirlnE To- liN prices,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
Lnnnllc.c NIlnI.tnrs Iirslgn.

Toxic, nee. 4,.--l'rcmicT Saiunii and
III" other members of tho Japancs"
cabinet resigned today ns u result ni
the crisis brought about by ia" AIM
Guilty Oi finding n successor ~ war
minister to Lieut.. Gen, uychcra. II II
expected that either Prince faro Kat
rusa ar Lieut.. Gen, Count rcrauchi,
JAPANESE governor general at Korea.