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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
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PORTLAND, Ore, July 10
Bearing up well under vigorous
cross examination Mrs. Helen M.
Goodeve, a pretty young San
Francisco divOrcee, told in Judge
McGinn's court here today her
story of alleged wrongs she had
suffered at the hands Of II. III.
Thompson, jr., an adopted son of
II. H. Thompson, sr.., one of the
heirs to the large estate of II. II.
Thompson, a Portland pioneer.
Mrs. Goodeve is suing Thompson
for $4,000 damages for alleged
breach of promise to marry her.
Mrs. Goodeve told of telling her
friends in San Francisco of her
coming marriage to the prominent
young Portlander at whose wish
she asserted she procured a d.
vorce from her. former husband.
She described in detail the
numerous presents that had been
given her by California friends.
Among these friends she mention
Gu d MI. Sdboy VI Dan TdhCiSCo
who she said had given her 5000.
As an illustration of the material
damage she had suffered through
Thompson's alleged breach or
promise, she testified that Will
tam B. Hofias of Seattle, "a good
friend" had before Thompson
gave his alleged promise to mar
ray her presented her with deed
TO $4,000 worth of property IN
Seattle. When she thought she
was going to marry Thompson she
testified she gave the deed, which
lad never been recorded, back 10
Hofias.
Numerous love letters were in
troduced as well as much evi-
dence regarding lovers strolls
Thompson and Mrs. Goodeve were
alleged to have taken in San
Francisco. The love letters sup
posedly written by Thompson
were addressed to Dear Nell"
Mrs. Govdevo was an excellen,
witness throughout. When II
came to the Dear Nell'' part, her
voice trembled and her eyes Allied
with tears.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
WOMAN KIDNAPS GIRL; FLEES
FROM POLICE IN AUTO

BUFFALO, N. r., July 19.
Clinging to the wheel of her au-
tomobile in a chase across three
counties at a speed Of so miles
an hour. Mrs. Herman Lehman OF
Buffalo was arrested here today
on charge of KIDNAPPING Eeiyn
Sloan. an 11-year-old girl. The
woman declared the child was
her own daughter
Last evening Mrs. Lehman
went g Attica. n. X. aeoompa-
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possible for fully SO men in row.
boats and launches patroled the
shores day and night, and he was
unable to swim.
Layman was returned to the
penitentiary Immediately upon
his capture and will not be ques-
toned until this afternoon after
he has rested enough to be able
to talk.
Layman was gone three days
and nearly 100 men were employ
ed in the search, each getting 81
for eight hours work, working
three shifts a day, besides the
$50 reward. Practically every
rancher on the island deserted
his crops to join in the man hunt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

Ever snice his escape three days
ago when he slipped away from
a gang of convicts working In an
excavation, Layman has lain IN
hiding during the day and skulk-
ed through the woods at night,
seeking what he could find to eat,
afraid to leave the darkest and
most -densely thicketed portions
of the island for fear of capture.
When he was taken today he was
worn out from hunger and expos
ure.
He knew that the fully 60 men
were thrashing the thickets,
gradually drawing the strings of
the human net tighter about him.
Escape to the mainland was i'm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

MED by another woman and a
man. There she abducted the
Sloan girl. who is the adopted
daughter of John Sloan. proprie-
tor OF the Attica hotel. She
placed the child In an automobile
and escaped.
Mrs. Lehman told the officers
that the girl was her own daugh-
ter. whose father. Charles DEM
|ing. had taken the child away
from her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

from a box at the Theater Roya;
last night is among those arrest
ed.
Another of the eight is the
woman who threw a hatchet a.,
Asquith as he rode to the Gres-
ham hotel after his arrival here
from London.
The person of the premier is
being carefully guarded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
100 KILLED
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MEXICO CITY, July 19.-
Disatehes received here today that
a federal force routed Zapatista
command at Tlacoyasan on We'd
nesday, killing 100 and wounding
many more.
The rebels were trying to ex-
terminate a party of rurales when
the government troops arrived on
the scene.
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RENO. New. July 1s.-Nine
dead and FIVE missing, according
to messages received here today.
was the toll of death when q
cloudburst last night wiped out
the mining camp of Mazuma,
New In addition to those known
dead, nine persons were seriously
injured. Seven troughs, another
camp reported destroyed, was no.
seriously damaged. Only a cou-
pie of buildings there which stood
in the path OF the wall of water
we're swept away.
! All the injured so far recovered
are being taken to Loveiock,
New. for treatment.
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TAFT PARDONS
JOHN WEBER

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WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 10.
President Taft today pardoned
John Webber. counterfeiter, who is
serving a term in McNeils island
penitentiary. Webber is more
than 20 years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

The prize camera is on display at the store
of the Shaw Supply Co.. Inc, 919 Pacific avenue.
Send in your pictures as early as you can have
them developed. Each week the Times will re-
produce the prize winning pictures and those
worthy of an honorable mention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

one that the Times will print tomorrow, is going
to expose perhaps one of the most popular of
summer pastimes. AZ
If you are just crazy about Kodak pictures
you cannot Vfford to miss it. It will give you a
hint on how to win box at the Empress or Pan
tages theater by sending in prize winning pic
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lures, and it will remind you of pictures you
have snapped.
If you are not, you will want to become one
and try to win the by 5 Eastman "Hawkeye"
folding camera which the Times is Offering as
grand prize for the summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

ed divorce from Charles ID Cui-
yer by Judge Easterday. The cou-
pie married Sept. IA, 1883. at
Spottswood, N. j., and about a year
ago Charlie deserted Ruth.
Hilda wants a divorce from An
with her, and Nellie A. Blasier
wants a divorce from BENJAMIN
F. for the same reason
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
ARCHIBALD GIVEN
TIME TO PREPARE
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WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1s.-
Sitting as a high court of impeach-
ment the senate today gave Judge
Archibald of the commerce. court
until July 29 to prepare his defense
to the charges against him.
Indications are that the senate
desires to push the trial to a con-
clusion before the adjournment of
the present session So
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
LAYMAN, ESCAPED
CONVICTCA CAPTURED
BY ISLAND FARMER
WEAK AND HUNGRY, AFTER ELUDING ARMED GUARDS FOR
THREE DAYS, YOUNG FEDERAL PRISONER GIVES UF
FIGHT REGAIN FREEDOM.

After three during which time ne
McNes island
this onehalf miles
ctcaly surrend ndered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
Will your picture be there?

Will your picture be there?
Tomorrow the Times is going to print some
of the pictures received this week in the Times
Kodak vacation picture contest.
The camera enthusiast has been busy. He
has snapped some well known people at popular
summer pastimes. Some of the pictures, at least
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

How would like to spend honeymoon a
where husband a prolon
This is what Mrs Jessie Hollway
think it'll splendid kind
Longfelow
ceremony of their in the
Cambridge. 80 =
Immediately the bridegroom, a
course at Harvard, went a
Why did undertake fasting
Il wanted to start from the foundation
Dana has himself
begin Dana a
ar portraits George Shaw
number of titled folk of England.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
AND STILL SHE
CAN'T CORRAL
RICH HEIR

DASHING FRISCO DIVORCEE
SAYS SHE REFUSED $5O,OOO
FROM FRIEND EXPECTING
TO MARRY PORTLAND HEIR
TO RICH ESTATE-TURNED
DOWN AND SUES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
CONSERVATION SPEECH
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE
AT HANFORD TRIAL

TALK AGAINST PINCHOT poll
ICIBS BROUGHT IN no SHOW
JUDGES PERSONAL ACTIV-
ITY AGAINST RECLAMATION
DEPARTMENT..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
MY MARRIAGE CREED.

BELIEVE that absolutely necessary happy
marriage but it is the only thing is
I RELIEVE think
get to know all the
characterhey should be
Il BELIEVE that both the
have scientific knowledge the health
the laws
BELIEVE that should a
certificate health and a
license
BELIEVE the number in a depend
of
father.
BELIEVE that a
be given of
BELIEVE herh
other not
his wife be paid he work
BELIEVE most much, thereby running
and children's digestion and
BELIEVE marriage gives
ito develop wfes individuality of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

ST. LOUIS, Ore.-Harry Ken
ney, 8, was much puzzled over
the composition Of dynamite caps.
In the cause of science he tapped
one with a hammer and now rs
i'm the hospital minus three fins-
: ers and a thumb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
ORozCo's HEADQUARTERS
MOVED NORrHNAIlD

Jimenez. Mexico. May is--l{ellano
today IL the new field position of the
rebel army, The stan headquarters
OF OrozcO are located now thlrty-five
miles behind 81 Jimlnez. These
movements northward reveal the ex-
tensive retreat of tho lnsurrectes. Tho
Federals occupy the position about
Conejos bat the pursuit OF the rotreat-
ing Liberals appears to have ceased.
small garrison has been left az Es-
Gallon, the abandoned rebel baso, n
locality considered by the rebels un-
prognable General Orozeo today In
sisted the retreat was ordered for
strategic purposes,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

G. Enrile, right hand man o. General
orezco aud admittedly the financial
aEont Of the group OF Mexican poll
uciana behind the present revolution.
was stabbed early today. lie was
walking IN the plaza when attacked
py two unknown mon, believed 70 be
political euomles a. tho white croap
hospital it was sbld az noon that he
would recover.
Enrilo was unarmod He wns
wounded In the shoulder ana the chest
above the heart The assaaalns fled,
believing him dead
The hospital physicians declare
hnrile has four wounds. three infiict.
cd with n knife and ono by bullet. hut
that none Is fatal.
II q believed that supporters of
Emilio Naaquez Gomez were behind
the plot Go asaasslnate Enriie rs the
latter IS believed 20 have accomplished
tho downfall Of Gomez az provisional
president Enrilo became conspicuous
two mnnths ago by "a severe anti
American proclamation which rebel
leaders later repudiatod.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
ofsOzCo MUsTERs
AMY EOR LAST Sand

RellanQ, Mexico. May l3.--Genernl
Ofoaeo, the rabcl caiof. today mus
tered his army for a final atand
against the advancing fcdereis Ad-
mittine that the government forces
are better equipped in artillery the
rebci leader declares ne is withdraw
ing his troops to the Vicinity Of Rol-
iano 80 they may have the advantage
OF fortlhcations and trenches in this
vicinity. from whlch, turee weeks aso,
the rebels nearly annlhiiated the Fed
eral command ot General Gonzales
solas.. who committed suicide whilQ
tae battle was la progreas.
Though rebel casualties in the en-
RaRoment of yesterday We're Hreat,
the liberal leaders declare the govern
ment likewise suffered heavily, and e1-
cept for the loss OF important posi-
tlons at COnei0s, they claim an even
break in the nghtine.
All OF the generals ana their com-
mands have been ordered 90 mobilize
here where the entire aghtins strength
OF the insurrectos VIII be thrown
against the enemy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
RICH PLANTATIONS
DEVASTATED
BY FLOOD
Reports from Inundated Miss
issippi Valley Towns Of
Widespread D estruction Of
Farm and Town Property.

tns nveniuE Herald a. r. ssssea wireD
New Roads. Ia. May is.--circling
the bluffs or False river. which had
served temporarily to check lis prog
ress. flood water from the lcvoe break
at Torras is today spreading ruin over
the towns OF the thickly settled eoun-
try south Of here. Plantation after
plantation that dot the Mississippi
bottoms. some Of them the largest and
richest sugar cane producing fields
on tho west bank OF the river. are
covered by the water.
A report from Irvinville, fifteen
miles north Of Port Alien, reached
heic today that the water was four
teen feet deep I'm that town. one
hundred ana fifty porsans arc snid to
be marooned there. Lieutenant Rog-
ors Of the federal relief corps Ii pre-
pairing te send aid 10 them.
Reports from Crosse Teta and For
doche state that negroes maroOnei
there are loOtinE stores and resi-
dences. Rail communication between
New Roads ane points south was ssri-
ously threatened this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
TAFT FIGHTING MAD
IHVADES OHIO FOR
A TEN DAY
WIND-UP
Roosevelt Bitterly Denounced
at Every Stop; Held Up to
Ridicule and Scored as Dam
gerOus Egotist.
PRESIDENT STANDS ON
HIS RECORD IN OFFICE

iny Evsaiug HsFasd a. .. Leaned wireD
Marietta, o.. May Irwin his
lighting blood up, President Tart to-
day began In Marietta his one thou-
sand-mile spoech-making dash around
ohio. which viii take him into prac-
ucaliy every corner Of the state. His
campaign Will end only n few hours
before the polls open for the voters to
register their preferences for preai-
dent on May q.
IN the best sort OF physical condl-
ton, according TO Major Rhoades. bla
physician. Mr. Taft started his ten-
aays trip with a speech today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
PRESIDENT POINTS TO
ACNtEVEMENTn tR nrrtrr

Caldwell. o., May i3.--A.r. Taft Ia
mis- speech here, reviewed legislation
enacted during bis term In the White
House. His contrast OF a deficit m
the government Golfers OF almosu
S50O0O,OOO with a surplus OF 100000
goo drew tho first cheers. When Mr.
Iaft said IT believed that mere au-
dacity OF statement would carry this
election, ] would despair OF ,1e re-
public" bis hearers applauded again.
The president then turned 10 His
Old isne Of criticism OF Mr. Roosevelt.
Referring TO the coionei'a continued
"misstatemeRt" Of his Toledo aneech
about government OF tho people Mr..
Tart shouted: DO you believe that
this ~ the way for ene president 10
treat another3' mo, no." came the
answer from the audience.
Referring 70 Mr. Hoosayelt's accusa-
tion OF TAFT alliance with the uolttl-
cal bosses, SIR. 1'aft anid me casa that
/ arm the creature OF b0aeoe ana thae
everybody who u for mo ie q boss. ana
they are all against him Well. deny
that.
Mr.. Roosevelt says ne renfanenta
true government of the people agaiRat
the bOsees. How many bosses dld ho
XIII IN the seven years Of hln adminla-
tratlohg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13

Santa re, n NJ, May i3.-ln re.
sponse to a request from District At
torney g, W. q. ward 0f Las Vegas
as 60 what r. meapt - the term,
open court" Frank w. Clancy, ati0r-
ney general has rendered an Important
opinion which may result ia the com
mon practice OF pormftllng prisoners
70 plead guilty In . private court room,
being abandoned. The opinion ia az
follows.
y have. received your letter OF the
ath inst, In which You ask for my con-
struotion Of the provision Of the con-
stitution which permits d defendant 10
plead guilty to o felony upon in50rnsa-
ton filed against him and especially
as TO what 10 meant by "open court"
believe that open cOuri means the
time and place when the court Is reg
ularly organized for the transactiou of
business and that IN the absence oI
some statutory enlargement of the
meaning OF this phrase, d must be
limited to regular session. Of tho
court held al time ilXed hy law. or
specially called by the Judge in ac-
cordance with statutes. II As true that
we have q atasute which Declares that
the district court shall at an times. be
IN session and open at any place In
the district where the judge may be,
for certain specified purposes. which
are plainly limited TO inierlOcutOry
proceedings, except the rendering Of
ilnal DEGREES ir equity. But tbls prob
ably refers only 10 civil cases This
aeoton Of the statute certainly does
not include such matters as final
Judgment In criminal cases II rs
probably within the power OF the ieg-
islature to enIarge the meaning OF the
words, open c0nrt. 80 as 20 make Il
possible for a defendant to plead to an
Information az any time when the
judge, clerk and distriot attorney may
be present as the court must then be
as organized for the tran
sactlon Of business. Practically. how
ever, there may not be much need OF
this as u Is within the power OF the
district judges 10 keep terms of court
open and continuing for each county,
up 20 the lime OF the next regular
term fixed by law so that the record
viii show thar the proceedings were
IN open court under the narrowest
definition OF the term.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
CHINESE REPUBLIC
WARMLY ENDORSED.
BY METHODIST
CONFERENCE
Flag Displayed Beside That Of
United States Over Rostrum
of Chairman at Great Relig
ious Gathering.


thy EvensnR Herald a. r. Leased wirel
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May i3.--That
bishops OF the Metnodlet f9piscopBcy.
VINO charge for special sermons and
lectures when they receive each year
salary OF $1,000 and travelling ex-
penHes may receive a 'slau" from the
Eeneral conference before the session
closes here, D. Indicated BY several
memorials on the subject, which have
been presented 90 the committee ON
hpiscopacy. II Is claimed by those
eehsnd the memorials that the salary
ei the bishops Is sufficient and that In
mans cases the price for tne lectures
or sermons Is SO exorbitant that the
poorer churches which need bishops
present most. are unable 10 pay for it.
~ Is rumored that Episeopacy COM
miitee, as a sort OF oomprvmiso be-
tween the TWO factions. wlll rocom-
mend the retirement of two bishops
at the present soasion.
With demonstration which sur
passed amy which previously has oo-
cprred on the floor Of the present ron.
erm conference. the church ondofced
the new republic OF China end order
90 that its flag be displayed BY the
side of that OF tho United States, over
tho speakers roslrum. The address
ses on the subject By delegates TO tho
conference from china were received
with great applause. The subject
came up with the presentation OF a
resolution signed by Chinese delegates
iaudlng the United states for lta at
tidue with respect 10 China.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
PROSECUTION or GOAiFz
CONSIDERED UNliIKH,ii

washington. May Whether any
movement viii be made BY the United
states authorities TO apprehend Emilio
Vasqucz Gomez on a charge on vio-
iatinE the neutrality laws was not
known at the state department today.
II was declared this was a matter for
the department OF Justice. The sig-
nlncant remark was made az the state
department. however, that Il was
probable that the leEal advice which
Gomex has had. he undoubtedly was
we'll advised OF his position before he
fled from Juarez.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
DECLARES COLONEL lao
HIN INTO RECIPROCITY TRAP.

Dexter CITY, o. May i3--"rhey
icli me this IA a Roosevelt tow0" Was
the presidents opening remark today
10 a crowd thar met his train here %
listen 90 the second speech oi his
present campaign tour.
st h." yelled a man on the station
platform.
"They Say YOU are against me" said
was IN favor of reciprocity because 1
believed Il 10 be tor the g0od of tho
farmers and every other claaa Il
would be- greatly % the benefit OF the
farmers. bug ne thing - dead.
NOV. what ! want 20 oay 10 you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
HERNALITh.o COUNTY
nkgldsCATG's ELECTED


Following tho exciting scenes Of the
morning session OF the Bernalillo
county convention saturday morning.
the convention got down 10 business
late saturday afternoon. elected Man
uei Y, Nigil az temporary chairman
over r. l.. WoOtton, elected thirty
one delogates 20 the Clovis state con-
ventlon aud adopted resolutions, BRIEF
aad 70 the point, Tho convention in
siructod Bernaliilo county delegates
for A. 3. Ncdaney as Representatives
from this judicial district 10 the ma.
tional convention ia baltimore and
wen; on record with an endorsement
'or Champ Clark for the nomination
for the prosidecy.
The resolutions adopted are as fol.
lows:
I'VE. the Democrats of Hcrnalillo
county, rceiirm our allegiance 10 the
principles OF the Democratic party
We endorse the able and efficient adj
minisifatlon OF Governor W. g. Mc-
Donald, and all the Democratic state
Oillcors
I'VE denounce tbs pction OK the RE-
publican senate Ia stmoyins without
hearing, the Hon. Abellno Romero,
who was duly elected BY a large ma
ioriiy. senator from socorr0 coun-
ty.
"Wo declare that only Democrats
whose democracy ls untainted ana
above suspicion. should be- placed IN
positions Of trust and honor by a Dem
ocraiic administration in state. coun-
~ and city.
I'VE are Ia favor of moderate and
reasonable salaries commemorate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
PLOT TO TRAP JUDGE
ARCHIBALD Barred
IN COMMITTEE
Charged Prosecuting Wit
ness Sought to Involve the
Commerce Court Judge in
Illegal Transaction.


(ny Eveaiag Hsrnla =. 2. l.saspa Wirrl
Washington. May ls.--A purported
deliberate plan OF W r. Boland %
enirap Judge Robert w. Archibald of
the commerce court IN an cmEarraHs-
Ing transaction. was revealed today
before the house judiciary commit-
tee, which Is investigating charges
brought by B0land % determine
whether impeachment proceedings
against the iurlst shall oe Instituted
by the sennto.
Allan Cockrcll. confidential secre-
tary OF the Interstate c0mmoroe COM
mission. read 90 the committee his
memorandum OF w. n. Boland's orig
inai statement Of the charges against
Judge Archibald. Boland accordine
90 the memorandum, told Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Meyers that
De purposcly sought 90 enffap Judge
Archibald Ia the <aiydid culm bank
tranaaction. after demurrer Ia q
enit aeainei his coal company mad
besn decided against him ln judge
Archbala'a court.
holnud declared that he sent E J.
Williams 90 Archibald 20 lure him into
the katydid cuim option deal with
the Erie railroad. after williams had
come 90 him wish Judge Archbaid's
$500 note for discount. BOland ro-
fused So discount the note ana sub
ecquently his demurrer was decided
uealnai him. In making charges Boz
land admitted. according 90 Cockrell
tnat ho had used Williams iR an ef-
forf ip Involve the Judge ln a dis
cfeuIitnIn Transaction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-13
LITTLE DOING AT
SESSION OF LgclsL ATTIRE.

Santa Re. n. M MAY i3--Roth
houses Of the legislature met this al
tornoon az o'clock. The house had
a calendar OF fifteen measures and
there are several hills on the senate
calendar. Most oR the Democratic
members have left the CITY for Clovis
TO attend the state convention.