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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-03-02
Keeps Your Stove
Always Ready for Company
BLACK SILK
STOVEPOLISH

on your parlor stove, kitchen stove or gas stove.
Get a from your hardware or stove dealer.
If you do not find 1t better than any other stovs
polish you have eUeT used before. your dealer is
authorized to refund your money. But we feel
sure you viii agree with the Thousands of ofke|
up-to-date women who now using Black
Silk Stove Polish and who say it is the 6Ess
gf00e 5oEiSh eOS| made"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-03-02

EGENTc to sell Winnipeg Subdivision under
AOAHIS guarantee from owners TO repurchaso
and 6 interest if salts Write for
ticulars. Clark & Munro, Somerset Block, Winnipeg.
WHAT HAVE you DO a65 sPd xRs:
We have it. FLORIDA TRADING co. DeLand, Fla.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
Escapes From Stcamlng Shower.

Lakewood, y, j, Dec. IA Clus-
ter Of golfers were scattered around
tn" prize cub tahl" at the Iakcwuud
Country club Tucsdny afternoon when
- man arrdN"u only In bath towels
plunged wildly into their midst fol-
lowed hy cloud of steam. tie was
George j. Smith, New York capital.
iSt aud member Of the Enullwnud
Country club Of ThrrytuWn
In hastily taking II shower bath he
had failed t. observe the caution sikh
about turning un IN" hot water. Ito
did not turn on the cold stream first
ana then tot the hot pipe temper II.
B"ior" he could escape from the
room through the compartment adj
Joining IN" doors ana windows uf
which w"r" closed h" wHs So blinded
by the steam that he had To- grUpc
for tn" door knob.
When III" doors aud windows were
opened steam poured out At - rate
that caused nearby contestants to
lcav" their play ANA rush Tor the
building, thinking II was ON IRE II
took nearly half an hour to shut of
The now from tn" cellar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
PROMINENT CHICAGOANs
ARE DEAD IN WRECK

william" Ariz, Dec IA. e.
tuursur formerly chief of the Chicd.
- ire department and a thirty-scC.
Und degree Mason, and Attorney
Thomas J. Morgan, ALSO of chicago,
were Instantly Killed In freight col
lision here Tuesday when one west
hound freight entering the Yards
crashed into the rcur end of another
lust getting In IN" clear from u sid
ing tours"r and Morgan, who w"F"
accompanying ear load of house.
hold goods To- their new home In
California, were riding In The raouus, .
winch, with iva ears, Wiv smashed
4" kndliuE woOd. \ rnr"nrr'r iur,
verdict placed the blame for tie &C.
"id"nt on both train crews ana the
railroad COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
GROVER HARRISON
TO ENDEAvOR TO
REOPEN CASE
Former Albuquerque Boy Ar
rives from Boston, Accom-
panied by Attorney; Asks
Additional Settlement from
Father.

The arrival In albuquerque last
night Of Grover William Harrison, i
former local boy. now "A student 1T
Harvard, accompanied 10y Attorney
g. u. Howell, Of !IuSiun. marked what
b. believed lu hr the lirsI step toward
asking a rcupenng Of the g.. W. llar.
rison case, FOR several Yeas promi-
mont In the district court docket In
E,rnulillu county.
Young Harrison IL u son of q. w
Harrison by "A former wIfc. Guadalupe
rcrcd de Harrison, deceased. Mrs
Harrison lrft large estate at tho
tim" Of her death. Dr, Harrison and
son Grover being the sole heirs. "A
daughter having died while slill ID
minor. Upon becoming or age iH
1905. Grover Harrison asked for IL
financial settlement of estate affairs,
his father having been administrator
at the "stdt" Of Mrs. Guadalupe pcrcH
de- Harrison. ana guardian Of the mi
n"rs. Three years later Grover llar-
risun settled on q basis at tlU,UGO In
e., sh aud Il residence In St Louis.
Later young Harrison claimed that his
father had concealed certain assets
from him. ANA asked another settle
mcut on 4 different basis Tdis latter
action Is pending in the local courts.
Grover Harrison and hls attorney,
Mr.. Howell lcft today for BcrnalillO
ANA santa Rosa on matters connected
with the affair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
SWELL COSTUMES
FOR THE SEARS
IN DAVID GARRICE
Elaborate Creations Of Period
of 1740 Secured from Chi.
CagO COstumer for Woman's
Club Play.

Elaborate nud beautiful costumes
after the English style of the YEAR
lSiU viii De- feature ut the prriur-
nance OF David GHIriCk," presented
AT the Elks' thcntcr by the WomaWS
club with local talent. ON December
H. Toe costumes ATE being secured
from leading custuming firm In chi
Cagu. Particularly striking VIII be q
Waite aud rose brUcUdr gown worn 10,
the dinner scene ia the third act hH
Mrs a. v. Winchester ~ Ada lnEui
MIR. Robertson. ~ David inrrlrk
win ndUIn his manly form In his ~ 81
appear, noe with an elegant suriurlu
achievement ia thc nature OF an Fms
lsh Tiuiug costume, vita white run les
aud silk stockings aud IN the dinner
scene viii pr atttrrd IN u black velvet
creation Tile other costumes are lu
l',. uu GO the same standard nt beauty
rlrg,tucr dud nd"ltN To the period ANA
i've ,ustumiug Hluur win make the
play e brilliant success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
One Hundred and Twenty Five
Citizens Attended Enthusi-
astic Gathering Which Re-
views Things Done and Out.
lines Future Campaign.
Especial Correspondence "a the ncrnldl

[ Especial Correspondence Ga the Herald !
DENNIS, y NJ Dee. - Th" an
nuHl banquet uf the DcIuiuR thduhrI
of Cummrrr" was held at tho lialNo>
house Last night from N.3U H. N. 4"
3 this morning Th"rr were one hun
drcd ana tWruiN .lNu present, Hnd II
la given up lu he the best buusllng
mcctInp ever hrld ~ Drm.ug. TN"
thumbrr uf rumInrrr" band, consist
ing of twenty pieces, furnished de.
liBhtful music for the urra-Iuu Afirr
the banquet the mrutiug Wa. call"d
To order by pr, sidrnl II II NrllN
and tn" minutes ut the luu meeting
WEI" rcnd by the secretary and adopt
rd, The president presented hls re-.
port rnumrratlng the ur,umud. sh
mcnls Of the chamber during Ia" uael
year. Attention wns called 10 the ~.
tCrcsiing Of the Federal Light a. Trnr-
tiun company To the point ur invest
Ing Ia n central power plant here nud
the building az forty miles 81 trims
mission line the past year This com.
pHny has sun greater improvements
On foot for u"Xt year Vhr routing
through Dcmiug 81 Ia" liurdcrlnnd
automobile highway was Hnulh"T
rcaiurull" achievement puintcd cut
by President K'lly. The establish
ncnt here of the duNrirl hradurlai
trrs of the Mountain States Tclophun"
ana Telegraph "nmpnnp and III.
erection Of new exchange buildnE
ana complete renovation ~ the entire
system was another point brought out
In hin report other things touched
upon included the interesting Of the
PdCInc Mutual Life Insurance com
pnny In looming 100000 for farming
development In the valley, the IL.
HtnllntlOn Of the park at the union
station and also AN exhibition pump.
Ing plant there, Upon the conclusion
OF Mr. Kclly's report. the secretary
report was read MIR, lICdichck. Ia
fcrring to the above achievements,
said
These are among the most notable
and fenturcablc achievements ~ this
organization since the last annual
meeting. They are ~ Inc most FAR.
reaching importance. ana will con-
thu etO bear fruit long after the
present generation has pnssed away.
They are In the nature Of enduring
community Investments which pny
for themselves every fow years, n
the Chamber had accomplished moth
Ing else. It's existence for the past
year would be- Justified. and an ample
return made upon every dollar invest =
ed In the enterprise. However, these
achievements are merely Incidental "a
III work OF the 0rGanixation; they are
merely byaproducta thrown IN In the
szuberance OF ~ strength"
The Becrotary'B report then dealt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
PERSONALS.

MI members ur the Wuudmru "l
the World are invited to- attend e.
smoker to- be- given IA the hall t"u"r.
row evening.
H. W. Fee ihr Feed merchant I~
making an extended visit at his "d
home ~ indiana, where he has hu,u
fur u week nr more.
stated couyuratiun ct iilu Grtudc
Chapter 80. T. t.. 4 Me- this evening
at $40 u'Cluck Election Of Officers
nnd other important business, MI
visiting companions are welcome. Ivy
order ut the a. T.. Harry Braun
secretary.
T.. NJ. IIuyncr prominent contractor
uud citizen OF Las Cruces ana sup'l
intrndcnt of bona Ana county
schools, and Miss olga Miller Wcr"
Wrddrd last night 10y ArchdraCun ".
Ill., Warren. rector oI st. Johns Epis-
Cupal church, the ceremony being
sulcmni2cd In the church at O'clock.
\ few friends were witnesses, the
bride and groom being attended 10y
MIR. ana Mrs. j, T.. ShrrhHn, a din
urr was served the Wedding party az
III" AlNaradu hotel, after which tn"
bride and groom lru tor Las Cruces,
vhcr" they win mnkC their home.
The brid" IL we'll known here, having
formerly been connected aS u reader
WITH IN" licdpath l.yccum bureau
Judge MERIT e. Mcchem of Sorurro
VIII ~" in Albuquerque IN SATURDAY
ur this week 'ur ia" purpose ct near.
ms any matters which may come be-.
fore him. Judge ltHInulds leaves to-
night on brief holiday vacation
Alfred Grunsfcld, chairman 81 IN"
liCrnuljilO county commissioners. lvIi
last evening Tor Il business visit III
Sew York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
" 0VERstQCK SALE"
At LEARNARD AND
L|NDEMANN'S
Remarkable Christmas 0ppOr.
tunities Offered by Square
Music Dealers to Clear Out
Stock.

There viii b. no more INDIGESTION
among those who have hcsltutcd
about purchasing Christmas piano
the finest Christmas present ever
received 10y Unyunr--sinCe the an.
nouncrment by the l.Carnard-Lindr-
mann company Of their Christmas
piano ONCrstuCk sale, Hfordlng the
most Attracting piuuu-buying oppOr-
luuity ever ChFbuiCicd In Albuquerque.
The sale starts today aud Is Il christ.
mas season event of paramount i'm
porttucr. several shipments Of piu-
nos expected % month ur more ago
ar" Just arriving this week. and nu-
WtluuS others are Uu the road So
mat the management H. confronted
Win the task ct making room Tor tn"
new instruments To accomplish this
aud tor the hcurut ul the public ,hr
company Is offering prices uu pianos
mat are positively phenomenal such
-. Tor instance the price at $3.50
on q piano that was just recently list
ed at $3.50. Tn" stock IL large aud
varied, Win prices iu suit every buy
or AMI the reduction " really tho
pi'" uN'rsu"rk S1l,. anUrdiuE the
chance ut It lifetime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
MAP OF pErItIrTED rOI,EsT


The interesting region Of the Ari-
iona petrlhed forest was surveyed by
the United States geological survey In
1910, ana the resulting map has Just
been Issued The Held work was done
by Topographic Engineers Pearson
Chapman and j. g. STACK. under the
direction Of Il, u, Marshall, chIef geo.
Brapher. The area covered by this
survey In known ns the petrifcd for
est quadrangle, and the map viii bd
Of especial interest and value 10 vIsi-
tors TO this rmarknble region. II in.
cludes the principal portions Of tho
petrlhed forest national monument,
a reservat IN created by executive or
der to protect these natural wonders
against commercial vandalism, which
was making serious inroads Into the
petrlhed specimens. The map shows
the location and topography OF six
separate forests including the famous
petrlfed natural bridge. The fossil
trees Of those forests are hundreds 81
thousands II not millions OF year old.
tho wood OF the trees having been sub
merged beneath heavy covering OF
soil and then slllelfed and turned Ia
stone. This stone 10 exceedingly hard :
In fact, II Ia an agate. OF many col
orS--red, yellow. purple. blue, and
intermediate shadcs-and In auacsp-
tible OF very hiEh PlOish. The pet
rlned forest 10 just south OF the line
OF the santa re railway, IN Navajo
and Apache counties. Altoona. and IA
reached by wagon road from the town
OF AdeInana. a The map IN sold by the
director Of the Sociological survey at
the n6hiinai price Of cents q copy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
Annual Banquet of Chamber of Commerce
Best Boosters Meeting in History of Deming

with the WORK ct the organization for
the p,,r year Ia dctail. uud rwnudird
Also the report of tn" puHlru' '"m-
mltrr.
\ Report from TIA" par'. ,ommil''"
presented bN John NJ, M,r,,r ii#
chairman was unthuslIslI,rli, -.
rriNrd II shuW"d now the 8. ""n
necessary W.. raised ana how % rr'
expended, oud further ourlIu'l a
parEtue system for Dcmlug, w1uH the
park welt ru furnish the Nol,r
e. L.. M'llrr. chairman at th, 'ur
t"ripiumrut committee, presented hl7
rrpurL which showed an astonishing
number ui prominent people enter.
tanned her" during the past year. lh"
su,ru'alul handling uf the IiL and
IT," large nuubur of premiums ~
comparison To- the number Of entries
lIlou at IA" state fair at Albuquerque
b, products IT tins valley. The other
cummrtr" r,porls were presented IN
Tho farm ct ru.rls.
President k,llN. ai tho conclusion
or MI MItrra r.porl. declared that
,hr election 81 "iH.rls n1s ~ order
Th" rolloNrug "nl,rrs v.u 'lor'rd r"r
,nr ,uuuy scat. \ A. pul,r, prcs-
idDuI, Hr t. NJ S',,d lr.mwrvr
each of Hhi,h uIhrra 'rrlrs Win q
u scat uu the board 81 d,l,,luls The
following board Vas elected W.
Pollard, Il, H. Miller, g. i hau"h''n,
Joseph \. Mahuncl J. q. ruuu.r H.
", kTil, ana John 'uru ~ ,Iu..
lions wrr" mudr hy urrl,mN."u
Th" meeting vac then turu,d uyrr
to the tunHl master. willard T. Holt
who presided aud introduced ~"
speakers IN most frilcitoua manner,
The following tuusts were responded
to- "rhc Pioneer IuildrrH" Major
James u, WaddilI "Th" Hospitality
Of D"mlng" Captain Coutrs, "Thr
Gin Of BENJAMIN Franklin" charles
Schools" Prof j. H. Tuylur, "Succrss-
lul Fruit Growing" iirN w r..
ruullta. "Gund Roads" ~ t. g.
Hoffman; "Isoad building IN Mrhi.
gan S"uut0r Townsend A. Elg
chairman of the state hlghWaI COM
mission Of Michigan, "lluw We
RAISED That Twenty Thousand HouoH"
A., W. Pollard, Of the nnnnc" ouumit.
tee 81 IN" Chamber at Commerce
"LnnnE In the Mimbrca valley From
the Investors standpoint r. n,
Srhwcntkcr at Albuquerque "r'rlll-
ilors,' Ralph g. ElN Tho Drming
Rcnl sstat" Exchange !, =, Nnushl,
How II LOukH to the Mnn Who
Comes Here clyde Fart Ely; "Tho
New Hello" H. ~. Pilloud. manager
~ the Mountain states Telephone ana
Telegraph company, other speakers
called up0n Ia make oXicmporUneouE
talks were g. j. Laughrcn, PROT u,
$. Robbins Hugh ". williams prrgi-
dent NJ the state corporation cunlmls-
sion, and s.. l.. owen Of the corpora.
ton commission.
II was Q o'clock a, m. when the
meeting finally adjourned.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
snhrrn,,u Ilnck 10 I,nrhcr.

st. Louis, Dee. ii.-Emil Schm"'l-
Ter. barber. with shop In the Hoo
tel Alton. In Fart Second street Alton
raw his shop taken possession of by
nfly sparrOWs Monday evening.
lie had opened the tronsom above
the door and the birds entered with
the fresh air.
Schneider had hard work to Keep
from cutting patrons who were helms
shaved, az the birds new around close
To the chairs. With the aid OF MS
helpers and patrons ne nnaliy man
aged to XIII most OF the birds with
%rooms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
KIIIc,I IiY II Dcnd Nlnn.

M"tuch"n, y. j., Dec, ~. Michael
corona Of Pittsburgh, employed la Il
section gang working on the Penn
sylvnnin railroad main line traclSs NJ
Plalnsboro, way instantly Killed veg
tcrdny by an express train.
His body was hurled through the
air, striking Anthony NCngcvcngn,
crushing n his side. and causing his
broken ribs 10 puncture his lungs,
from which death resulted almost in
stantlN. Ncngcv"ngO was safely IN
tn" track ana climbing an "mbank.
ment when COronn's body struck him
with terrific force.
Tho body OF Corona waS shipped Ia
his home In Peterborough NcnRc.
vcngO II survived by ~ wife uud two
children, who live Ht ulninrburu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
IIllnd GIrIs nd lhr rhonc.

Baltimore Md, Dee, 1.-THE blind
telephone girl has been tried ana
&AjNcn success In Baltimore. Miss
Elsie sSondcrmnn, ia" FIRST operates
the exchange for the sheppard Pratt
aH"lunL To-day ihr Mar5 land school
Tor the Bind turned nut i've other
well.trainod girls and IA" managcrs
A2olcvC they can open this Held 0f
work t. many others. These girls are
working with the regulation switch
boards, but new kind Of board Is
being planned which will simplify tEc
training ana increase the efficiency OF
the slghtlcss operators.
The most difficult board now op-
Grated by blind girls IL that at the
Young Wumcn's Christian association,
Like hotel, the association club ana
home has 200 rooms and eight phN
stations and the blind operators are
az accurate and quick AZ other glfl
operators.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

Andres Herrera formerly postmas-
ter at Ahiquiu, Rio ArriUa county,
pleaded guilty AcstcrddN h"tOr" the
federal court nt SANTA Fr uG TltlinE
United states mail pouches ana waS
sentenced to serve a year ana u daN
In the pcpitcntiary. llcrrrra's al
legged spcCulatiUns, amounting all told
to $500, buli.cd pOstuflicC inspectors
for wears until he waS II IS SAID,
caught IN TIA" act OF stealing a par
Of shoes from u mail bag,
The business men ana boosters ~
Las Vegas have organized "a Sit,11O
stock company to lease the Monte
yuma hotel and Hot springs; arrange
m"nts viii be made for u regular
railway schedule daily To- the resort
and II viii b" advertised al over tho
country In order To- attract tourist
trade.
\ meeting viii l." held next Nom
day evening In the tummrr. lnl clnb
rooms a. Las Vegas for ia" urganlla.
ton at "A luCal good roads HHHuCiHtlun,
Cot II. r.. TwitchciI win be present
and galvHniZc the boosters with o
red-hUt speech
Lumber ana material for the plant
Ol inc new MEXICO fIIf BITCH bblU-
pGny at allup IL now being placed on
the ground and II X undcrMuOd that
the work ~ const"u "tl"r vii begin
Within the nuAt werk. The building
viii be hastened az much as possible
aud the plant viii probably be- IN Op.
Grafton soon after the first OF the
year,
\ cunnlngly devised seed company
advertisement In the Roswell News
starts off In tho following sensational
fashlO.: Last Saturday afternoon
while Mr.. G. G., Davis was engaged In
cutting Christmas trees on the north
slope Of the Captain mountain. he
was suddenly set upon by a band OF
~ full grown bears Mr.. Davis was
unarmed except for the light axe with
which no was working. with this for
his only weapon he fought braVely for
two hours and killed the entire band.
He killed the last one with his bear
hands having broken his axe handle
on the previous animal, A blow be.
tween the eyes with his fist knocked
the animal AenseleBs and Davis nm
lshed him with "A small pocket knife.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
GIRL LURED TO DEATH
BY SWEETHEART IN MINE

Pnluusc, Wash, Dee, l2,--l.urinK
his sweetheart into the depths of IA
mine near Harvard. Idaho, Jesse Dill
man shot and Killed Miss NJ. Liner,
aged rs years, 81 llelmer, Idaho, and
fatally wounded himself late last
night. according to u report which
has reached here. Men employed In
the mine entered the tunnel 10 invcH-
tgGtc the cause OF the two shots they
had heard. but DIllmun opened IRE
on them and drove them out.
Dillman CTHwlcd 10 the mouth OF
the tunnel this morning and gave
himself up, allowing the miners to
bring Miss Liners body To the sur
fuce,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12

SUBPOENA ISSUED FOR
PRESIDENT ELECT

Newark. y. j., bee. - \ sub
p"cnn for Pr"Sid"ut-"l,t Wilson was
issued to-day 10y United states com.
missioner Stockton, t;uNcruur VIII
sons testimony liz wanted Ui the hear
.lng next TursdHv uI Srcll Davenport
warren Damn ANA Jacob nunn-~N h"
nIr charged with ha,.nG cent hiiu
threatening letters. The hearing oris
inalll set Tor Monday next vas post
pnn"d to cuahl" Governor Wilson tu
testify.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
EX-SHERIFF SANCHEZ
WOUNDED IN MAGDALENA

Especial Dispatch 10 EvsuIaR Herald
Magdalena. ~. ~, Dec. l2.--uero.
nimo Sanchez, former sheriff OF Socor-
70 county was stabbed In the back Just
under the left shoulder blade by q
ant being placed under arrest. San
chez H. not seriously hurt although
the knife narrowly missed a. vital
SPOT. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
NITII,E or aI,IT.
In the District Court, State Of New
Mexico. County Of BernallllO.
u. IA I IHIuIt,tin

III the iJlhtFltl AOuIN, SUM- W NtN
Mexico. County Of Bernallllo.
James -, Lincoln, Plaintiff,
Va. No, 9iBO
Linnie -. LINCOLN, Defendant,
You are hereby notified that suit
has been filed against you In tho SAID
court and county by thu above named
plaintiff, IN which the said plainlln
prayS for an absolute divorce on the
grounds OF descrtton and abandon.
ment And you are further notified
that unless YOU enter or cause To BE-
cause on or before the flrst day ~
February A. y. 1913. decree pre-
cohfessC will be taken against YOU
end the relief prayed for Will be
granted. The name Of the plsintln'i
attorney IL Il. L. Moore, whose post
once address n Albuquerque, ~. NJ
a. ", WAlsKEH, Clerk.
(seaD \. X. d. MADpfnoN,
Deputy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
In,ors sy-lcm ~ WurnI CrrdIts.

Washington Drc. - Former
Governor Ilcrrlck Of ohio, now am
bassndOr Ia France. testified before
the GLASS house suh committee on
banking ana currency today In favor
at the establishment ui system OF
rural credits for the aid at farmers
along the lines ui the system In con-
tincntul Europe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
Iin, Mnni,I rnl NInr.Irr.

Denver Dec. / GOvcruur john i.
Shnfruth today requested ia" govern
or Oklahoma to ISSUE rXtraditiun
papers Tor the return to Colorado OF
Jesse Gilbert, aged -, now hrid pris-
unrr at Edmond. nl,la. Gilbert ~
wanted iu Costello ruuutN on u Churgc
az numbering an unknuWn man ncnr
AmmusH December
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
Un,ar Of President mckinley Dcnd.

san Francisco, dee. r.. benjamin
Franklin Mckiuloy uncle nf the late
President william Mckinney, IL deud
at his home, her" today, tie was 30
years old and died Of pneumonia after
"A BRIEF Illness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12
Ear,ho,,nkc ~ Long Beach.

Long Beach. cat, Dec. l2.-l'aInt
earthquake trCmUrs Ncr" felt here at
frequent intervals during tll" morn
ing hours tnday East side residents
we're greatly alarmed out no damage
NaS Reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-12

THE Money KinSs'--Tonlght ana
tomorrow nlght-Cryslal.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-12
Long Steps Are Taken
TOWARD dCipiI Pensions
Results Accomplished by Committee of One Hun
dred During Year of Existence Show Great
Progress-Hov the Matter Stands

time and consideration to the subject
Senator Cummins himself has given the
matter Of civil pensions a great deal OF
thought and attention. and his bill has
been carefully prepared and drawn 1t 10
apparent that the last week has been a
red letter epoch In the campaign started
a year ago to secure adequate legisla-
tion for the relief OF superannuated
clerks. and while the passage OF any
retirement law cannot be looked for i'm
mediately II can be safely said that
most satisfactory progress has been made
toward accomplishing that result, and
those who have supported and befriended
the campaign inaugIrated by the Com
mitee Of One Hundred have every reason
to feel encouraged over the progress
made. and TO have an abiding faith that
the necessary legislation is not far dis
tant