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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02

largely by the pFcscncc of two ciC-
mcntN regular and progressive In
the Republican total uf nUy Scna-
tors Hcyhurn uf Idaho aud Rayncr
nC Maryland hayc died since the last
session closed, but IN other aspects
the personnCl cuntintsS unchanged
until March I.
In the house Speaker clark und
the various chairmcn OF tho two pre-.
CcdlnE sessions continue to direct at.
faira. with total Democratic vote uf
2au, giving u Democratic majority ur
about 80.
The personal aspect WAS very pro-
nnuncrd nv the session began today.
the air uf Democratic victory pcryHd-
iug tho capitol from Cn6 To- end.
scores ~ men whose names have hccn
prominently identified with affairs at
congress for many Years. and who
have Ahnprd pOlitiCs uud LEGISLATION,
faced their last three months uf scrv-
lee ~ the session opened.
In this notable company were the
dCunS of house and senate. "GnClC
Joe" Cannon. former sp"ukCr, aud
center of many turhnlcnt sessions of
the house: and senator Shelby NJ
Cullom. for thirty wears % senator
from Illinois. u pcrSnnul friend and
contcmpornrv of Lincoln. and VINO
was elected To his first tenn In the
national house of representatives, IN
1861
Both Cannon and Cullom came
back for the winters work the VlC-
Tins OF political defeat senator JO-
VETERANS ARE |
soph ". Builey or'rcNIs, long Dom
ucrutie leader in debate, ulrur WITH
! the voluntary announcement ct nts
/ retirement: Representatives CuN ~
ohio and SulzCr OF NCW NurE brought
] into the legislative halls thr titles uf
! goy, ruor-Clrr:. rcspcrtiNrl. Of DhIr
aud NCW York.
SENATOR Crane Of Massachusetts,
! lone regarded as the Republican
I "Whip" or the senate. vino ALSO re-.
I tired voluntarilN.' Senator HunInr Of
! oregon. Gnggcuhcim ui tulurIl 10,
! Wutmorr or Rhode Island. curtis of
| Kansas. puNntcr ct k,p'u.h,. Gam-
/ hl' of South Dukutu. ilrr.'n ui Ne
CONTINUED un Page %, rol -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02

pressed, 40 far as conccrns the .ncauls-
iilon ot the Suuthorn Pacific stockN
Tie court !nstrualed "Tho circuit
court to retain its hirledlotlon 20 see
that tho decree above outilned ~
made srnrciunL" "a GN
Tho govcrnment's fight against tho
lhinu l'acitic's mcrRer bekan in 1908.
IN lIm year Attorney 0efrhrnl non-
apnuc filed In tho Cnited slntes oir-
,uu canrt FOR Otah y petifinn 20 split
'hc lrausrontnontai railroads brought
together by Edward II. Hartman.
This powerful combination wss Rilcg-
81 to bc In violation of the sherman
ahti.trust INV
Hartman. Jacob H., sohlff, Otto H.
KAHN. James !Stiilmann, Horny il.
Rogers, Henry g. Frick and William
y. Clark were nnmod BY tho govern
mcui u, tho creators Of tho comhinu-
ton aud tho supporters OF It's exist
cnrc. rho alrgations set forth in
tho petition stretches over tho de-
vclupmcnt NJ tho cnfire nation aud
went rar into tho years OF tho past.
Clrruu Court Judges sanhern' Van
noy,ut,r Hook ana Adams were call
cd to pass on the suit
The govcrnmcnls case waH built
largely around tho PURCHASE by thd
Union Pacific Railrnrd company In
lgUl and lnu2 oG ~ per cent OF the
stock ur iiy southern Pacific company
referred tp as ordinarily n controlling
Interest The main line OF tho Union
Pacific extended from KnnsaA Guy
and puuhn tu ogden, Iiy Subsidiary
companies il reached Portland, ore
SON. uud thrucu. by stonmcrS, san
Fraurisru and ih,, orient Tho south
.,ru Pacific had lire by aen ana land
Irun N,v YORK tn san Francisco ana
Portland 10y way of New Orlcnns' and
uNu.l inc Central Pacific extending
from tur terminus of tho Union Pa
.in,. 90 psdru tn san Francisco.
Tao Nuwhty questions wcr" pro-
.rut,d u, llls phase Or the raso. Tho
Crouuuucd on Page =, Column 3D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
LONG MISSING IOWA
Man SHOWS Up
ALIV {
]. M. Bailey Turns Up i'll Time
to Stop Payment on His Life
Insurance; Captured by
Japs at Port Arthur.
my rcnsrd Wire Ia Evening HsraIdI

my Icnsrd Wire - Evening HevhId
Denver. ice. Sd. NJ. Bailey of
Waprllo. Iowa, missing Tor ten years,
has hrru found ~ Denver ana u claim
tor 50 900 iusuri Ne" huld ia the Mod
vru W""dmvu E America Inns been
dropped, accord ~ to officials of tho
order.
p,,;c, d."p,'A a,t VI, .r.I: Il FIuf-
ton, kas., Ia iauI. tie made "a trip
To- the l'uciti" coast Uud later was
employed on u steamship that carried
supplies to i'or Arthur during the
Eussu.JIuuuveo war. captured, hC
WAS held 70 prisoner Tor several
months In i'ur Arthur nud NugasakL
l'pun returning 10 tho luil'd states
Wtlh a vessel Tor trp around cape
Horn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
BILL TO PENSION
PRESIDENTS IS
PRESENTED
House Bill Provides Thousand
Dollars a Month for Former
Chief Magistrates; $1,000
Monthly for Widows.
[ny Lensea wIrr 20 nysslar mernIal


Washington, Ecc, 2--'rhr nrst pub
lic hlli introduced Into lnr house to-
day WITS TO- pens ~ lrruur prrNlcnts
OF the United tsa "ud lH.ir widows
1t Nus ov Rcpreacnht,c De Forest oi
New YorN and would provide for a
former president 5000 d month. a
widow OF former president would
receive $1,000 agSlonth during her
widuShood. \ In'rrr child or child
RON or former president under Il
years OF age, with parents both dead.
would get 5000 n month.
Representative DE- Forest also In
trudurvd a. resolution iur u constitu-
liuuu amendment 90 lmIt the tenure
ur the presidential office To- ono term
eff ..> years aud Nuuth,r repeating the
newspaper publicity s,rliuu ul lho last
pu.lu,t,r tpprop. ml.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
Imperial Ch4h lloE Declares
Nation VIII u Side ~
Side With Italy and Anutris
in Event Of 81 IHtlss. II
REICHsTAG ARi.LAUDS
wARLfKE Ug RAMCRl
VIGOROUS DeClsTEsi6R SaEpis
ses Members Of PaFliamsht
Who Expected Uspal Dipiss
matte Assurances from TFst
mier.
my Leased wIps q Savpaans assulaY

IBy Lsassa Wills O. Mvpaene nnusnaaT
Berlin, Doc, e,---fmreFial ChefS
oallor Won BethfnAnu- I01lMu9 today
uttered plain wagnfnH 10 NtnniM
that in case h0gtiiltlea GAould area
nut OF the Alintfo- -HoFtlah dlfnonis
!leg !, Go, Germany nan would draw her swcta
Tho imperial chancgiIor made kts1
doclnratlon In tho course of q oneafni
In the noichstAg discussing tAa Nis
kan situation. II wan n Ronelillou ck
tho statement made a. the ttEa4 n8.
tho controversy over the glannE0N I
lionnia and HqranannllNe ~ rs IN BY
whieh thon caused an ihhtN sR
ton IN The Europeaa n .eIa
onod to sweep away the pm0iGo Mu'ne
sian cabinet. tho ctHrene uf GNHlIn0
brought peace. N, /. Z. Z. 8gEf
DIR. Won nethmann. lionwee afeaF
summarizing tho efforts oe tho Ar3ae
powera In the firAt place 20 delay the
outbreak In the nalkan6. and later On
when war was found 20 be inevltaSle
To- locallso hoetllltiea. pnased on 60
the question OF tho luSereagg os tho
greet powers directly affected By the
iinal settlement. Ha aaiaiV sl, ~ NJ
When our allieu. Austria. Ilunans9
and Italy, In fnhiMtnsufnR their li11ns-
csis nro attaclSHd--spitnOuRh q n not
tho present prOhpoei -Yhy q third
P9sy a a AL tAessl .!. s. ". :. ,. s'.
rompacts, will tahe thoir part ArFaIy
nnd dcclsively. ~
"Thcn wo shalt flsht side by aide
with our allies for the maintenance OF
our own position Ia Europe and In
doIonso of the security and future OF
our own fatheriahd.
Il ana convinced that wo have the
whole nntlon oehind us Ia such q u0l-
iCy." 20
Tho Imperial chancellor was at tgiih
nolnt ot his speech heartily applau6-
cd by many Of the mombers pFeganl.
Continuing, Won BethmAnn- HollWeg
declared the belllKorents In the pres.
ont war did not dispute the right OF
Tho great powers to have a word In
tho hnul settlement of the Balkan
question In which their Interests were
involved, Tho Wishes uf the powers.
he said. woul1 larry greater weight
! IL they Hcr, presented collectively.
Negotiations vain mat end In vlew
wore now proceeding and no hoped
| thcy would result successfully.
Germany. no said. like several OF
the other great powers wns interested
| IN preserving Turkey nH powerful
economic and political factor. no
whS nhlo, ho anld, 30 deny reports
INIT tho great powers or several OF
thom were planning tho acquisition OF
Turkish territory. IL was assumed the
imperial chancellor was referring 20
tho report that England waB about
10 proclaim formal protectorate over
/ Egypt.
The vigorous tone adopted by the
| Imperial chancellor Aurpriaed tha
| house. which was expecting the usual
diplomatic assurances that everything
wnS going well.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
AA.nIlllI 81 T.n,l,o11Innnnt.

. Delta. COlo., Dec, a.--Thc jury In
the case oi Arthur Craig, charged
with embczzlng $1,000 while acting
ms manogor of the North Fork Fruit
Growers nHsocIatl0ns brought IN a
verdict Of not guilty shortly after
midnight sunday morning. The VeF-
dict was followed BY llilnR a suit In
equity IN bohalf 'of fho stockholders
for an accounting hy the ofiesrS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
Forestry Men In session.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 2.--|Thc west
crn Forestry ana conservation asso-
citation. composed OF ali forest pro-
tective associations OF the Paclnc
coast began today n two days confer
onco with visiting delegates IN attend
Rnco from the National Forestry nasn-
citation and al the other important
organizations for fOrost protection In
this country ana canada.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
DROP IN IIAIIIlIMAN
IRsUES IVI.IOWED Ivy RALLY

New York. Dec. 2.--Whan news
was received on the stock exchange
OF the governments victory IN the
cifc stock dropped 2h points and
Southern Pacific deplInod 2 points.
Other active iEslies declined In sym
paahy.
Strong support was accorded thO
Hartman issues. however, and they
soon rallied. making uD tho greatci
part Of the LOSSES, n.
Southern Pacific per ce1u rOss
az pOlnta
Judge Robert 2. LovOtt. ohaIrrnan
of the board % directors OF the Har.
fiman yystem. declines 70 eomment %
the oeetei0n,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
WOMAN HELD FOR DEATH
OF TAXICAB CHAUFFEUR
Iny Icn.cd MIG 10 EycnIng IcrnIdl

Ny Irn.'H NIrC 10 EvCnIng IICrnld |
S1ll l1nu 'llr, Utah, Dec g.. Mrs.
Gcn'NlrNy luIu". who with her huF-
hand, c. \ Inflow, was arrested
charged aru tho murder Of Thomas
T., Wuilr Chauffeur, Killed In his
tuNlp.h nu tno night OF Octob,r 4, Was
hcld lu tuo district court at the cone
clusou OF her preliminary hcnr.up toe
day, Witnesses Identified her a- the
passenger "ho engaged Witt. un.
,uup % short time before thr llu
shots we're heard, Inflow ult" has
been hrld for trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
FOUR DEFENDANTS
IN DYNAMITE
CONSPIRACY
RELEASED
Government Abandons Prose-
cution in Case of Men Who
Have Since Ceased Connec-
tion With Ironworkers.
SECRETARY HoCKIN
QUITS ORGANIZATION
my Leased Wire 40 rv.n,.r Herald,

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ives. tnr r,Idrncc ia unt cournIs,yr.
Echson since his leadership a. e
union anlcIol nt Dc,roi hog retired tu
n rtn nnd is no longrr connected
with The union,
"ln fla, cage ur poyia the ryid,ucc
is ronrlugi,. mat ho IN piiliv "a, IA
cnuspirntnr. his letters as an rN-
CcutI\r nolrd mrmbcr ur the Irdu-
workcrs union nnov hr knew Of the
dynamite plots Tncrc ia ont. on,
rroson ,,r ask ms disrhnrgc. II les
thai he retired from tho union in
Ig0- and has taken mo- part ,u IT,
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tniss"l OF Ml'h"'l j, |uhhuih ol th"-
HdcIph'h. 'lA''n'' - i'""u' h"Cn,S-
tcr' y - l"rn''r'S VI n'''"il' I,''''
H. UNITY, y" I''u'S' '""'rS re- MY
| I'"l"' "",' ~! :" ''", w. ~ '''H
h'l"' NJ fr'u M"oi''F' nu,u,h an"
"'h'r h'''h"''''S were "\'''"''"'
- AIN say at the end of the trial L
VIII listen tn moll"hS nH /" 10"
n.'rc d,rcnd,rts, bat these motions
| W,'l not b" entertained now snid
!rdsc \. u. Anderson.
Frank NJ RYAN, prcgld,ui of tho
| onv or,,,ts' urion was thcu called ~
ihr nrsi vitucss for The defense.
| u,..u ,cs,iund nc brcamc president
60 inc uul,n in 1905. slccccdiug
g,nnk buchanan. now II member or
| =, ngrcss
MrNainntn, unuI nrtor his arrest ue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
AMERICAN VESSELS
IN TURKISH
WATERS
Protection of United States
Citizens in War Zone Now
Assured by Presence Of
Powerful Warships.
my Leased wIr" to EvraIaE msraISl

Washington, Dee. :. Americans
and American Interests In the Asia
Minor coast ct the Turkish empire.
wnur, II Wu3 feared un uprising
against christians might develop, now
ur assured at protection by Amer
icuu NIrahips, m" arnor"d cruiser
r,uu"a,rr has arrived AT smyrna and
h,r uslrr ship the Montana, viii arr
rly" tuduy at beirut, having sailed
frum Port said yesterday,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
ALLEGED PARAMOURS
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
TBy Leased Wire to Evening Heraidl

Lishuu, OHIO. Drr. ? The trial ur
John tolhurn, -, ana Airs. Mary Bur
rows 81, charged with tho murder ut
East llvvrpo"l on Sept. . of Richard
Burruws. % contractor was h,puu
here today burrows hody was found
lcnrulh u pile Of hay In a barn h,-
longing tu 20 u,ighbor next duy. Tho
head wa. crushed in,
rho 'tnir J.s"rt8 that Mrs. Rurruvt
ana tuhIrh, Whu lived in the IMuuN. ..
hnmC, v'rn plrumnurs ana that uu
being Interrupted by BurrOWH thcN
kll,d Hm. The defense contends
that Iohuu killed burrows to save
Ia" lite of Mrs. Burrows, who wur
bciur ,huErd hy her husband.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
british Vessel Ashore.

seattle, Wash. pee. Tho BrltiShi
uip County or Iinlithgow In ballast
irum South American ports to Social
Hondg, -. g., IL ashore ON Vancouver
island ana In n had position. Tho vcE-
-, unH u crew nf % men but II ia boz
lioycd they VIII he snvcd M n tuE ana
u lDtr mylug steamer are siandinB by.
Scus Ncrn breaking over tho ship nc
last rcpnrts ana II soomod likely she
would nn u total loss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
POSTMASTER FRIENDLY
TO ROOSEVELT; QUITS
IDy Leased Wire to Eycning HcraIdI

IDy LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald 1
Washington, Dec. q -- President
Taft has appointed George y. Rock
succeed Sloan Simpson. White house
officials today would not discuss ren.
Hons for tho change but IL was under
stood Mr.. Simpson resigned. Br was
said 10 have been nIaupportor OF Col.
Roosevelt ANA n friend Of Col, Cecil
Lyon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
Arr,I pcnrn A.I,ocnto nond.

nedlauds, Cal, Dec. s.--Albert X
Smiley, peace advocate. patron pf tho
Indian and tho negro and founder Of
tho Lake MohOnk Mountain retreat,
whore Tho annual peace conclnveQ ore
hold. died carly today at hla tN4rse
here. lIa was 81 years OF, aee. M'll|4
nged wife is Ht the pOint.Of death eufa
N not expected 20 survive more Dhan
"A few hOuFa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
JOHNSON PROPOSES
TO WE'D LUCILLE
CAMERON
Knew of Alleged Victim's S
Whereabouts Ever Since
She Disappeared Boasts
Negro Prize Fighter.
my LEASED Wire 60 Evening nsrsIal

chicago. Dec. Jack johnson. the
negro pugilist, today declared uW he
would marry MiSs T.uC1rc Cnmefun be-
fore the end OF the week.
II have known where she was ever
since sh" LEFT the Wellington hotel
last Wednesday," said the champion.
II viii not stat" Whcrc she II now,
Whcr" tn" ceremony win he per.
formed, ur anything else about g.:
don't want Miss Cameron annoyed.
Sh" will Ice In court, however. when
my rHsu H. called"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
IIOCKIN RESIGNS
POSITION IN UNION

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. .'--horD1rl
=. UockIn, named by witnesses az the
man who organized tho MeNhmara
.'Dyna mite crew." and later became n
any In tho ranks OF tho union agninst
oftie McManIgnl and Othors. to-day re-
signed aa secretary OF tho interna-
llSnai Association OF Brldgc and strue-
turaI Ir0nworkers. John ~. sieNIoIS
OF Cleveland was appointed MIS- sue
ceHsOF.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
PREPARATIONs ron

London, noe. g.---Thb work OF
rhartlng "A new map of what hitherto
hnH been European Turkey will hoein
Immediately after the signatures OF
tho nrmiHtioe by tho plenipotentlaF
nf Turkey and tho balkan allies at
the village of BAghtcho tomorrow. If
tho allies are able to aETee among
themselves M 10 tho portions OF the
spolls they are to receive there seems
no probability OF resumption OF hos
tiliilCs
Tho comparatively favorable terms
which from all accounts have been
offered by the allies 10 Turkey are e.
different rom the oFiginal pfcpe4
iRSt t ihS t soSsRnnSnss aSsm sS sasd'Is q AZ
league r0aliEo that with Rinloei ! RI
on the country TuHkey haa
an ally which will prove moro
Ia tho armies fronting AdFfa ~
scntari ana Tchataita than have isS
Ottoman cannon, w
No adjustment OF the AnstFo-eage
Wan. dispute 10 yet visible. Vl0nnn
contributes 70 show peoslnilApa and llle
threatening attitude. bue M spIts *
this official rotations between a..
Petersburg ana Vienna seem 70 Rn'iF
become somewhat moro cordial kI
II is thought 10 dlpIOmntte aslsa
that eventually NorVia win 0h1elA u
small mercantile port on the AoRIta y
sea sea connected with scrvlA " 81. b.
In the msanllne, hoyssse tES
has trodden on the teen Qt llnf4 n
recently oecuptea tltA pQft ~ p|lFnf
In the Italian GpAlol al B e1 B.
An otlafaotic Ra1noa1 % have tIss
trOopa femugen hRG boea made ~
th0 Italian conhul % snqoPncli
from ssomo. u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
POPE Plus ANNOUNCES
ELEVATION OF BISHOPS
[ny Irssed wire 90 Evsalas Hspslal

Rome. Dec, 2,--The pope today Of
ncinlly announced the appointment OF
ia" following American preiates;
~, Rev. Dennis O'COnnel, bishop Of
lIohm"nd, m, Rev, Patrick A. Mo-
Guyrrn, bishop of Cheyenne: Rt, Rev.
Austin bowling bishop OF Dcs Moines.
and the Rev Edward j. HHnna. aux
Hilary bishop pf san Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
SUPREME COUIIT AD-
NNNCI.S JOHNSON CASE

Washington, Dee . The supreme
court today advanced for hearing on
the Jan. u. IA" case against Jack
Johnson, the negro pugilisl, charged
with violation or the white slave
act.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
CONFESSED MURDERER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY


UN INNNIN WIG 10 EVrNInE IININTU
Buffalo, Dcc -. Frank Hickey,
confessed boy murderer, personally
entered u plea Of not guilty 80 the in
dirtmont charging him with the MUIR
der of Joseph Josophs, the 7-Ncur-nld
LAckawauuu hoy. October ~. IGll,
when arrHignrd In special term of the
supreme court today. His trial WuH
vet for DCccmhCr q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
HAREMS DEPLETED
Of EDUCATED
INMATES
Turkish Women of Rank
Take Advantage of War
Disturbance to Flee from
Homes of Titled Husbands,
rBy Leased Wire to EVsaIaE msraIal

Paris, :,r. .. Tho Turkish haT-
ems have h""n considerably depleted
since tho ottoman capital has been
threatened hy IN" Bulgarian army.
Many 0f the educated women belong
Ing to IN" establishments 0f Turkish
pcrsonuRcs Of high rank have takon
advantage at m" unsettled conditions
In ConstHntinnpl" 10 escape from the
harrms ana proceed I" western Eu-
rope,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02

Nevy York, Dec. 2.--A silver service
eoneletaHg OF lO1 pieces was present.
"A To-Day 20 the battleehip Wyomlne
m anchor az the BrOOklyn navy yard,
~ Governor Joseph ~. Carey, actins
foF the people OF Wyoming,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02
MRS. Jim FLYNN IS
ANNOUNCED IN
Los ANGELES
Bride of Would-Be Champion
Pugilist Is Known on Stage
As Miss Vedder; Welded
Fireman in HOboken.
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Tuy Irasra Wire "a IfVeninE heraIdl

I.uH Angeles, cal. Dee. 2. -- MrH'
Jim Flynn viii hc here for the holi-
DAYS, according To- the announcement
OF hcr husband, sometimes known ns
the "puchlu mcmau" 30 ono knew
there was u Mrn. Jim FLYNN until
TODAY, when lac lr, out tho secret
she ~ known on the stage hs MlSs
Fannie Noddrr, ANA she hecamo the
bride "l IA" pugllivt ON oct " last
IN lIuhOkCu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-02

TODAx's NEwp TOpAY.-
xou Get is IN Shs EnERAED.
SIXTY Ccnts a month ~ Is cents
. week delivered ~ youF SiOaEi
fIfty cents by inaall.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-03-01
Free! Free! Free!

Free! Free! Free!
We will throw from the roof of our build.
ing in Montpelier on opening day of sale,
Wednesday, March s, at l:30 p. M, a big
lot of mems and boys clothing, shirts,
shoes, hats and caps Join the crowd and
get one of these articles free. All you
have to do is to grab.
No mail or telephone orders accepted
Come and attend this sale in person. 1t
will amply pay you to come hundred
miles to take advantage of this golden
opportunity.
Prices Cut to a Point Where Com
petition Will Howl and Squeal and
Fairly SizzIe With Envy.
This stock is being disposed of, but our
guarantee backs every statement, covers
every statement and every price herein
made, and we here emphasize that no mis-
representation or the slightest exaggera-
ton has been tolerated in this advertise
ment.
THE GOLDEN RULE, Montpelier, Idaho
MAsHBURN & REESE, Props.
CONDITIONS OF SALE: All goods sold for cash. No
goods sent out on approval. No credit extended.
THE CHICAGO AUCTION & COMMISSION co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-03-01

The Chicago Auction & Commission
Co. are under SIS, 900 Bond to dis
pose of this entire stock in giUen
number of days, starting Wednesday,
March s, at 9 a. m. The chance Of a
lifetime certainly sfares you in the face.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-03-01

in Nv New rag m are lt
sssS % S% %ss @ MY esq