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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
Births

A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Baker north Of
Keytesville. last Thursday.
Friday December l3. 4 daugh-
was born TO Mr.. and Mr.. George
Preston living near Keytesville.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
DIRECTORS WIN CASE.


Monday, the County Court
heard petitioners and remonstra-
tors for and against the straight
ening Of Yellow Creek by the
establishment of a drainage
ditch, and as was to be expected
under the circumstances denied
the petition.
> Sunday afternoon. all during
Sunday night and Monday morn
ing until IL o'clock, remonstra-
tors from the Linn county line to
Grand river and some from the
Carroll side who owned land
along Yellow Creek poured into
town overfowing hotels. rooming
houses and restaurants and 1t is
easily believed that they con-
stituted 95 per cent Of all the
land owners who would have
been affected by the court order
ing further proceedings in the
case. li
As asserted in a former issue
of the Courier no matter how
good a thing may be II those who
are to pay for It don't want It,
they should not have II forced on
them. We have taken this po-
sition on other questions and
propose to stay by II on all
questions.
II appears that syndicate
headed by State Senator Har-
berger Of Illinois. had a large
body Of swamp land. mostly cut
over. In the Grand river Yellow
Greek bottom. and this coterie
was behind the ditch project. II
is current that the syndicate had
the profits figured out on their
investment in case the ditch
could be put thru.
When II u considered that Q
ditch larger than the Charlton
river ditch. Is miles long and 70
cost approximately $50. 900 only
$35. 900 less than the Charlton
river ditch. that the land subject
10 the expense Of the ditch Is
only about one tenth as much as
that on the Charlton we can cas-
lily understand why nearly every
man who would be stung little
or much. laid everything else
aside and became Johnny at the
rat-hole.
The court rejected the report
of the engineer and viewers and
denied the petition Of those want
ing the ditch. at the cost Of the
latter.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
WhiteIow Reid Dead.

whitelow Reid. Ambassador to
the Court Of St. James for 0
number Of years died In his Lon
don home last Sunday. He will
be brot 10 this county for inter-
ment.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
Thompson-Ryckmann

W. c. Thompson and Miss
Clara v. Ryckmann. both Of
Marceline were married by Elder
w. T. Henson at his residence in
Moberly at Up. m. wednesday.
They returned TO Marceline
Thursday TO make their future
home.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
Helen Gould Engaged.

Helen Gould. eldest daughter
Of Jay Could and known all over
the world for her philanthropy.
is TO b married late In January
In New York 10 p. J. Sheppard.
. Is year old bachelor g. Louis
hwyer.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
George Asbury.

George Asbury one Of the old
settlers Of Charlton county died
at his home at Rothville, Thurs
day. December IL. He leaves
several sons. The funeral ser.
vices was held at Rothville. Fri
day. December l3.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

The school board me. Wcdnes-
day evening 1t the Brown hotel
parIos to look at the series Of
relief maps the purchase Of
which were contemplated for the
uss Of the city schools. They
finally decided 70 buy two which
win Be placed In use upon ar
Yival.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

Mrs. G. NJ. Dewey's Cockrel
came very near cleaning the
platter Of premiums at Spring
held last week. Mrs. Dewey
got . Job lot Of chickens among
which was = Rhode Island Red
Rooster. Geo. was on deck with
his premium White Wyandottes
for the show and Mrs.. Dewey
had him take her bird along the
result being that the maverick
captured premiums right and
left and came very near taking
sweepstakes.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
Lecture on the American

aboeu'
DR.. Edward Thompson Sec.
retarv Sunday League Of Amer.
lea lectured at the Methodist
church Thursday evening on the
American Sabbath. He also de-
livercd an address In the after
noon In the high school auditor
ium. DIR. Thompson has beer
many years Ia the service Of the
Sunday League and has Travelled
throughout the United States
lecturing on Sabbath Reforms.
Hh lectures here were well re
ccived by appreciative audiences,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
Methodist Church Notes

Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching Sunday IL n. m.
and 7:30 y. m.
Sunday School Christmas en-
tertainment Tuesday Dec. "a
7:30 y. m
A good program has been pre-
pared and there win be a treat
for I'll the Sunday school.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

@. I. and VIII Taylor Of Sum
ner neishborhood were here on
the Yellow Greek ditch case
Monday. In common with
many others they thought their
Turkey and Elk might get mixed
up In the saffron Yellow II no,
looked altar.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

A marriage license was issued
"Wednesday 10 Moberly 10 Albert
Brooke. Of s. Wellington, III.
and Miss Willie May Chapman
|of Higbee.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20
School Children Entertain

Under care Of Miss Lockhart
teacher Of music ut the K H. s.
some Of the younger musicians
Of the school gave q little Christ.
mas entertainment Friday night
1t the American Theatre. The
affair promised TO be pretty well
attended by town people.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

Harold White. fourteen years
old. Of Carrollton. fatally shot
Hubert vinyard. aged II. at
Carrollton. Sunday. The boys
were playing with a revolver
which was thought 10 be unload
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

For beautiful pIumags. statue
end weight ths Bayns rurksys
|ars he bsst IN he stnts.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

There are some nicely decorat-
Cd windows In the city probably
The most elaborstely decorated
being that Of W. ID. Vaughan
whose window displayed the or.
thodox Of Santa Claus In con-
nsction With the similarly or.
thodox chimney. In other win
|dows Christmns colorA rcd and
grsen. prsdouinafsd.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

Florida Strawberries are on The
market In s. Louis. 800 .
quart box Of festival measure.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

Preaching at M. Pleasant.
Rev. Estil Fry win preach at
NJ Pleasant church morning
and evening. Sunday. Dec. q.
Everybody cordially invited.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

The Knights and Ladies Of
Security met In regular session
Tuesday evening. rhey lnidst-
ed into the mysteries Of The
lodge two nsv msmbsrA
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-12-20

We simply could not get a ros-
ter Of all who were here from
Rothville, Mendon. Whitman.
Dean Lake. Sumner. Triplctt
Brunswick and Keytesville In at
tendence on the County Court
Monday. The proposition to
straighten Yellow Creek procur-
cd US visitors who had not been
here for years. Better come
oftener. gentlemen. or we will
have 10 raise the question again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
STRONG POSSE IN
PURSUIT Of THE
FL UGITIVE
CONVICTS
Wyoming Governor Called
Upon to Prove Charge That
Rawlins Citizens Allotted
WholecAle Escape.
POLITICS RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALLEGATION rs SAID
my Lrnsed Wire 10 EvsalnE Heraldl

my LrHsed Wire tO EvsaInR HeraId1
ltawlina Wyu., oct 10. Two
posses to-day are pursuing the escaped
conyirls vino are stlll at liberty. ~
an effort to drive them together
somewhere IN the hills southwest of
Rnwlins. Marshal IIuycs Is leading
force or men nn the trail OF Richard
SON ana Burke. whilG another party
s pursuing Dalton, Turner and Will
son, The cnnvIcts are all desperate
criminals ana RnwlinR citizens believe
they viii fight to the death II cor
nrrrd.
\ posse went out today In search
Of Back,drun. who was left behind
Richardson nud }urkc, either wound
ed or exhausted. After leaving Back
strum the two continued their flight
toward the Colorado line, taking turns
riding horse they had stolen,
A mass meeting Of citizens has been
called for tonight TO consider the
charges made by Governor Carey last
night that Rawllns people were aiding
the Cnnvirts tO escape and that po-
liliCnl motives were responsible for
the outbreaks In the ponitcntlnry.
Governor Carey was invited To-Day TO
attend the meeting but refused.
Complete order has been restored
~ tn" pcnllrntiary aud tn" Cunvlcts
nr" locked In their cells.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
COCIII,NiS EN-Tu(YTBAIL
NrNil FROM IIARV NIin

Cambridge, ,'ss., oct. l5.--lIrury
f.. Cuchums aho dOwned the assail-
ant Of Ruu.,,,t In Milwaukee last
night. ~ remembered at Harvard ~
an athlete and ry-rOutball star. lie II
"a brother or Eddie Cochems. the for
m"r Wisconsin football player. He
came Ia lhr Harvard law school after
graduatlup lrum the University of
Wisconsin, uh,r" hS was known as
"rrrrilNr ru,u,ms" Of the football
team. ~, m.uHincd his reputation
at Harvard .Nru he ran up 1866
points In % -'.,urth test, which show
ed him ja loo Jr strongest man ever
tested o., 'm ~ ward system.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
ASSASSIN PLEADS GUILTY
To ATTEMPTED MURDER

Milwaukee, oct. ii.-J0hn Schrank
Colonel ROosevrlrs assailant. pleaded
guilty Ia u charge of attempted muir
der when given preliminary ar-
raIgnment before Judge NJ. B. Neelen
In the district court today.
echranks arraignmGnt caused little
excitement at city hall where Judge
Neelen's court room is located. II
had been announced that Schrank
would not Oe taken to court before to-
morrow. As result his appearance
at city hall today was not noted.
except by newspRpe: men, until his
case was called.
Then Schrnnk. between two detea-
tiyes who lowered II foot above his
head, was brought to one side OF
Judge Neelen's bench.
District Attorney Sabal read the
formal charge OF attempted murder
based on a warrant for Schrank Issued
today.
"Do you understand the charge
which the district attorney has just
read herc?" said Judge Neelen 70
schrank.
Yes" replied Schrank.
Have you an Attorney" said the
Judge.
NE" replied schrank.
Al this point the district attorney
asked:
"Dou you want this case tried NJ
a hurry, Schranky'
Yes said Bchrank.
Jan right, remarked Judge Neelen'
"I think this diApOses of the matter
40 far as we can go. Will nx ball VI
$4,000, the maximum under the
charge upoH which the prisoner has
been arralgned."
schrank was Immediately returned
to the police station.
As soon as schrank had left the
court room, Judge Seelen called DIS
trict Attorney Esebal and Peter Paius
city iaIier, 10 the bar.
'sWho has the revolver ana the re-
mainlnG cartridGes7" asked the Judge
~ have" replied PRuluH. "and ] an
holding them as exhibits In the case
,sWeH desire 90 have a ehemicA
examination made Of the remaining
bullets 10 determine " they are poi'
soned," said the Judge. a therefor'
order you personally 10 take the q.
volver and outlets 20 Prof ID. W
aou,ar Tor 4 chemical test
.Also II IL my urgent order tha
tnia test be made Immediately mnl
ths tnfeFnaatlon Of the results cenyeY
"a. 90 me 70 that nag be ~ . ponitios
"a telagraVh celonel R9ogSyelt'e ANs
y v &. d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
ASSAULT ItItC NILS
OTHER NARROW nsCFPI0S

Washington, oct. l5,---The attempt
ed nssus ssinatl0n mt Milwaukee, recall
ed today other narrow escapes Colonel
Ruosryolt has had. Probably tho
most serious accident IN which he
figured was IN 1902, when his eur
rlago was struck by trolley car near
Pntsneld, Mas, and "a secret service
man WAS killed.
In October. 1905. tho colonel wns
j0urneying down the 'Mlsslssippl river
on the lighthouse tender Magnolia.
when the vessel was run down by the
stemaer EspOrta near New Orleans
and several great holes cut In her hull
Only last summer tho train on
which Mr. Roosayslt Mns going Ia
Chicago ran into q boulder that had
rolled on Ia the track.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
TOLLS TIGHTEN ON
ACCUSED POLICE
LIEUTENANT
BECKER
Sam Schepps Describes Con-
versation With Defendant
After Assassination and
Payment of Gunmen.
DAMAGING TESTIMONY
IN MURDER HEARING
ny Leased wIro 20 Evening Herald

NY Leased wIro 20 Evening Herald
Ncw York, oct. la Durprr liltir
sam Schoprs, gambler ana under
Wwld hnngrr-ou, whom District A.
lnrn"y WhltmanH men seized at Hot
springs, Ark., took the witness stand
at the tru ct punco Lieutenant
charles Becker.
Schrpps told or getting into the
murder ear at Fourteenth street with
Rose ANA Harry Nulluu of piCklng
up "hugu Frluk' uud ut their driv-
ing tu WchurrS poker rooms, sam
Han, 'NhtlvN' lrWig, Lefty Louie
und "tiNp the lilnud' were waiting on
the street, An went up into tho
poker rooms, Schrpps said, and Hut
down at a table. "IiridRic" Wcbber,
he continued, went out and returned
with the message that RuSrnthul was
nt the Mrtropulr.
"Whut happened them" asked AS.
sistunt District AtturncA Moss.
Lefty 'Gyp,' 'Whitry Lewis and
'DaEu Frank went out
Schrpps said hc went out later. lie
said about l.30 o'clock he saw the
crowd driving In an automobile, Aftur
/ the murder he met Harry Walton at
the Elks club. Thence h. went to
his apartments ana then Ia the apart
mcut of the Eunmcn.
"Dld they say anything To YOU
"Thry asked me II there was any
message from Jack Rose told
them there wuB some money coming
| To them"
Schepps then described the pay
mcut nf the Runmcn the day of tho
murder, W"hbcr giving the money 10
| Rosc who paid II to LEFTY Louie.
| Schcpps then went with Rose lu the
home Of Harry Pollock aud stayed
with him there uutil 1880 that night
The next morning Schrpps said he
returned To- pulluck's house, remained
there All day nud nt the request of
/ R"s" went iu h"cK"rs hous" In Tia"
| evening.
II said To- l"ckrr," Schcpps con.
! tiuurd, " 'ltUsr told me tO trlI you
/ that he is sick aud rr,ls terrible aud
wants me tu find out what you wcr"
going To- do
"Brrl,"r said: "ToD him not to wor-
rS. everything Is all right. They ""
got To- prove who Killed Herman ltus
rulhal before they convict anyone,
Il took u cignrctl" out and lighted
! Mat match here. There's sunrun"
watching ucross ia" street Hnd they
might trO YOU
Schopps testified further that when
hr lcIi BECKER IA" Uuli"" officer said
Have the ruum,u h"cn pnld?
- suid Yop,' Declared SchcppH,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15

within the chest cavity. A. tho but
lc! did not penetrate that far this
danger was. of course, obviatcd.
Physicians were of the opinion that
he would be- able to leave the hOspi-
tai within twelve or fifteen days, with
the bullet removed, they said, the
colonel would require absolute rest
Tor that period to insure speedy re-
covCry.
An hour after the examination, cot
oncl Roosevelt dropped into pcacr-
ful sleep which his physicians suid
would be very beneficial.
Eager Crowds surround Hospital.
Eager for the latest news OF the
cOloners condition, large crowd
gathered In front OF the hospital soon
utter the presidential candidate was
admitted. The crowd grew as the
day progressed. In spite ~ its StHe.
the throng was quiet and nothing but
u subdued murnur came from II as
messengers hurried back and forth.
Campaign Plans Cancelled.
Managers for Colonel Roosevelt an
nnunced early In the day that all
plans for continuing his campaign had
been cancelled. Even his private car,
which he has used since the start OF
his trip, has been released.
Following the announcement by au-
thOrIty uf the FOlun"l's managers that
no would cancel his engagements and
nuke no more set speeches during
the campaign II became known that
the campaign committee might con-
slider Il necessary for the candidate ia
make one address In New York and
October 20 was mentioned AZ n pos
slblr duto for Madison square Gar
den spcech lT tho colonel IL able.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
THE GAME BY INNINGS.
FiFNa InnlXfR,

New York--DevoTe was safe on an
lnfield hit which Wagner could not
field. Doyle singled 10 center: DeV SrO
was held at second. Devoro and
Doyle scored on snodgraaa' two-bags
ser. Murray sacrificed snodGTans 60
third on sroundeF TO stahl, SnOds
grass scored on q single by Merkie,
who took second on the throw 90
catch snOdRrasa. The wind carried
Merkle'S ny out OF lewis reach.
Wood took Hsr4og's gr0undoR ana
threw to Wagner, WHO then tossed "
10 Gardner who touched 2NerRla, Mey-
era singled. HeFEpg atahsng third,
Fletcher singled % rlNhc HtlHoa seorp
Ing. Meyers scored pM ~ imHalA hit
BY Tesrsau which Wood Nan only ahIa
10 knock down. Flakoher scored ga 4
delayed steal Tapranu was oct, Haina
TO second AFTER piotchee had senEa4
the play being Cady q YeFhee -
ssahi 10 Warner, aaa fnnA aeNaA
hlla. no erroFA
Session Egoopsr ntraok cut. xorh
walkeA. apeabQr tllaa to tedfl
tcsulinHsa a. Resa d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
shooiinR nt WnIsenhnrR.

WHlsenbuTg, Colo. oct. 10.
Charles Caviness WAS shot through
both lungs late last night by Lewis
Miller. Cavihess had entered tine
GreenlIght saloon, levelled u rifle ut
Miller's head and pulled the trigger.
hut the cartridge failed 10 explode,
down. II was said enmity arose be-
tween the two men during q poker
game earlier In the evening, IN
which Miller came out winner. Miller
was arrested Cuvlness II not ex-
pected Ia live,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15

photographs wcrc taken
Gosh. shot again." lac exclaimed
Win smilr. A. he walked to the
automobile. Colonel i.uusrNrh snluird
y, '""mon win q chccry "E"ud
niuTning."
After being assisted into the am.
ulancr, Colonel IinOscvclt slowly re-
rlncd' un the strctchcr. Ills cousin
l"uk u seat hcride him ana with Dr
Murphy directing the chauffeur the
drlvv 80 M"rcN hospital two lleR dlS-
,rnt, WAS accO1AplIshed In eleven
nsHLt0S.
Ini,ncl Runs"velt nliRhird mas.
sisted ana walked slowly iu an invalid
,hHir llr wdN,n salute To- u group
.uI i,puriuIs,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
ROOSEVELT SUPPORTER
SHOT nH FAN NTIO

cleveland, O., oct lj,--Eharlrs
Brown, a Roosevelt supporter. was
shot today by n fanatic who was APP
parcntly celebrating the shooting Of
Colonel Roosevelt. Brown had pur-
chased paper from u ncwSbOy who
cried out the news uf the shooting.
when II man standing a few feet dis
tnnt drew II revolver, ana shouting
"hurrah,' shot twice, one al which
struck Brown. BROWN collapsed aud
the shooter escaped. Browns Wuuud
IN not serious,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
BISINI1SS-IIKE PISTOL
USED uY AIS ASH y

milwaukee. oct. Eth" revolver
which JOhr Schrunk used In his at
tempt on Colonel Roosevelt, lif" IL "a
deadly one of .3S calihTo. II Is ugly
large and shining In Its nrwncss. II
is OF kind used extensively IN the
army, and is made 10 "sh"pt to KIN
schrank insisted again today that n
vision IN which former President Ne
KInlcy appeared tu him caused him
To shoot the colonel,
II was learned from him that hla
sweetheart. whom h" called Emlly
Zeigler, lost her life In the d"struc-
tIon by IRE of the steamship General
Slocum In New york several ycars
ago. lie never married, h" says.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
Six New Workers. Cross Plate as
Result of Swatfest Before
the Boston Players Wake
Up. 4,
DECIDING GAME TO BE
PLAYED TOMORROW
Hall Finishes Today for Van
quiShed Team and u Batted
Freely; Loose Playing Fea-
ture Of Contest. a

Fenway Park, Boston. Oct, rs
The New York Nationals overwhelm-
ingly defeated the Boston Americans
today by score OF II to Z, before
crowd of over $4,000 people. Haoh
team having won three games. they
will play the deciding contest OF the
~ortdT aerics here t6moFr6w.
Smoky" Joe Wood. the RED go4
star pitcher, was driven from the
box In the first inning when his de-.
livery was touched for seven hits
which nctted slx runs
Hall finished In tho box for Boston
und was batted freely. The game
was loosely played In tho field on
both sides.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
FIGHT OVER CALF
MAY RESULT IN
MURDER NEAR
De MING
Ranchman Believed Fatally
Wounded and Opponent Mis-
sing as Result If Deadly
Pistol Encounter.
TEN SHOTS EXCHANGED
TEN PAGES APART
snecInI nInnnich 90 Myenlnn IIernldl

Drming, s. NJ, oct a. Fred For-
don IA IN a Drming hospital seriously
und probably fatally wounded und
Goorgr T., watkins IL being sought by
tho authorities na the result Of II
deadly encounter between the two
rnnchm"n this morning at the Three
G Mills, fourteen miles south Of Dem
Ing.
Following n quarrel over the own
eTHhip Of calf the two men opened
fire on each other with 4b-caliber six
shooters at n distance of less than ten
pnces and FOrdOn wus wounded IN
tho stomach. There were eight wit
nrss"s a. tho duel, steve Birchfle
one Of them. declaring that FOrdon
fred tho first shot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
MtS. IiOOSINILT AND
FAMILY ~TNItT EDU OIIIINC.o

New YORK, urt i5.--Mrs. Thrudnrr
ltnnsryclr 1n,u,lorc Roosevelt, Jr.,
Miss Ethel R"u.rvrlt and Dr. Alcxan.
der l.nbu,rl 'hc Roosevelt family
physician, l"I >cw York for Chicago
un Ia" T"'urHn Century Limited at
u'rlurI thi. corning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
MILITARY SITUATION ON
COAST UNSATISFACTORY
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald ]

Portland, ore, oct. ii.--"rh" mill
tury situation on IA" Pacific cuasl ~
very undesirable AZ present. declared
Major General Leonard \, Wood last
night speaking Hl u banquet IN ma
honor AT the Portland Commercial
club. Your assurance of protection
In The event OF invasion by u hostile
power is very small. Eith,. we must
Increase the army ur wc must get
troops from the interior stations, ""
don't want 10 ask congress- Ia lncrcas"
the army Public sentiment would
not permit H."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
Summary: Two-base

Summary: TwO-baBe hIts--SnOd-
grass. Hail. lewis Home runs
Gardner. Doyle. Hts OF Wood, Q
runs and hits In times at bat In
one inning; off Hall, runs and 0
hits In az times at bat In 3 innings.
Sacrifice hits --- Murray. Sacrifice
Hooper. stolen bases Devofe.
go: Doyle. Double plays--Devore to
Myers; Speaker, unaAalSted. Left on
hascs--New York, 81; Boston, -. First
bnse IN errors--BostOn, 3, Struck
Out--Tesreau, s; Hall. I. Bases on
bnlls--Tesreau. 3; Hall, Q. hit by
pitcher-By TeAreau. Gardner. wild
pitch - TeSreau. .. Time 2;3e.
umpires--At plats, Bvans; ON bases,
KLEIN; left field, o'Laughlin; Fiaht
field, Rigler.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
pROGRI,SSINE MEETINGS 70
OrI.N WITH PRAYER

New YORK, oct i5,-- Progressive
stat" Chairman liolchkIss to-day an
n"uno"d that h' had requested All hts
party county ,halrmrn 10y telegraph
tu open lh"lr meeting hereafter with
prayer I'r Colonel RuuscNrli's rr.
cuNrry. llr add,d that he would seek
To- mIl,, thi 90 uniiuual movement.