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The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-06
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

From this date on all calls Intend. ed for Henry Friedenthal. the Inde. pendent Expressman should be made to seven-six C76) and your call win receive Immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the Boush- ton Cigar Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-06

Hmp he uav enfiaIy cured. lie had suffered aNles lr veets hri1rc we tried Che CuticuTa scan and Ointment although wc had t5ied several other thirra. and doctors too. [ th0k Che Cuticura Eeuie3ic ics VII do al that is claimed lor them, ag3 great deal mo-e," tSlZnesn BITS Notie Tuhman, Dodson, &ont- Jan. 1S lcii.
 Tor -r-a than e generation Citicafa Soap and Ointment hove afforded the most eco n0s VI treatment Tor affections oi Che skln and l.n g infants. children and adults saz,s G-te CT Cltiegfa Soap (25c-l and box cent Efa1a-h sol1 by dufcgsts and dcalCrs th-1urncut t1e world. a Hharal sample oi ra,h. EFh S1-p hc-k on the skin, wili be ptat frcs ou application Co Potter Drug q Chen. Corp-. Deai. ASA, Boston.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-06
GREAT c, ARRANGE SALE

Sold at a Lossl Malt Rainier, % cents per bottle. Especially prepared for sick people and lnvalids, and ex- oellent for nursing mothers. Only two barrels left After that price wil be S5 cents per bottle.
 Pscl Train Rar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-06

terrible suffering. The erup- tnn bcran ia pimples which wculd open and run. making iarre sores His hair cane o1t and Gncar nads feil Of. and thc sores were 0vcr Inc entire hcay. causing ilitie or no s'rcp fof baby or myself. Crst scshs would come CT WhCn Ircmovcd his shift.
 We trlod a great many rcmo1l,S but noshing would h50 him. tll O friend h. dIaei mt Co try the Cutirua s11p and Ointment Iusci the Cgiicn-a Soap and Oiat- r' 7J hgt a short tima before ' c1nld scc that De vas in- r-svir~ nud ir Eir uaekzi
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-06

The Table d'Rote unher al the Pullen House is better than ever. Why don't you try IL You Oro wei come. c.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-06
Dental Supplies
AusIe TeseheS

None better ano purer than Gibson rye. Rainier and olympia beer Or. ders by phone promptly delivered The Mascot. C.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-06

none since the wcck before last if you rvaIly insist upon having some you will have to 60 Go loppa for them, seventy niles away"
 This reminds ny correspondent of a visit he once pald Co postofiice in pa- mascus Co ask for letters But. re- spected sir said the postmaster. ''you he'd some letters only last week. and now you are asking for more"
 Go to the Dominion Hotel. whihe- horse. Y. T., for good home cooked meals. Mrs. R, Kelsey. Proprictress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
AMERICAN RNNkIIlS
10 I1.ONT NISTRINN LnNN

\,v lurn. Dee u-.li was uu the
assunu., lot there was uu ukeli.
hu'd uI O. .ntI between the great pow
,rs ol l.r"uu that Sew YORK bank
,rs uud,'luu ia" nulatiun at u S26,-
600 .Uu" \u.,uau loan IN this roun-
try, ta Iuuuuur'd MS night ~ Vi
uuUu.
kuhu, Luro y Company today Ia
s1rj tins statement
"Euhn Lurh y Company aud the
Nllunnl It's bank cuEnrm that they
had pu hatcd NJ conjunction WITH
The Austrian group. Including tho lul-
p,riul Austrian l'u5tnl Savings hank
the lrm ut :. VI Won liuihsrhid. tn,
Austrian Crcdu Nnrtrt ahd tho Aus'
tr.u iIcndrr bank, @o.unG.U .Un0 "
per cent, one aud un"-halr iva years
impurlrl treasury uutrH.
"rhc contracting urms have been
assured that ll" political situation Il
much improved mnd that there iB ilu
roa#"n Tor npur"hrnliug Wurl,Kc do
N"lurm,uia h,lW,,u tho rrri pow
ura.
''Iho llr.'r niI ot ia" proceeds ot
ia" loan viii not hr Withdrawn uuti
the middle of january, lHi3."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
DEMANDS INVESTIGATION OF
GRAND TRUNK TRAFFIC. DEAL

washington, Dec, i0.-ReprehentA-
tive O'Shaughncssy arguing for an in
Ncstigntiun uC the New Haven Grand
Trunk alleged traffic doal, referred to-
day To j, u. Morgan'R recent visit to-
l."udon, ~ u striking coincidence ot
IA" changed attitude of tho OrnnB
Trunk onicInls," and tho cessation OF
work on tho Southern New England
railroad, which. ho said. had beeR
hooked upon Ia ho II real rlynl Of thH
Sow lInyun lln",
1T ls llmu for u complete InvAetl-
cation, not only of the recent exhibit.
tiou of an lngrNincd and vicious prnr-
tiro b,V or all tho transactions on tho
part 0r this railroad company. (ThG
Sew ilnvcn) which has given 20 tho
people, tho cOnstroslty OF n water
logged corporation with correspond
ing dimlnuitlon ~ effective public Hst-
viro," declared Mr.. O'shaaish hneazy.
addressing tho houso rules eoWmits
too.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
JOHNSON WAS VETERAN
SANTA ~, CONDI CTOh

Hutchinson, knsa Dee. IA g.
johnson Wa- widely kuuWu ia luis
Vicinity For twenty No.rs hc Nls -
conductor on the Atrhis"u, Topeka
and santa Fr railroad. leaving thu
sCrvir" of tFat company ten years ago
lio Wts me ursl conductor on the Jet
more branch at tho road ana Nis So
Wrll Tn"Nu Ia patrons mat his train
Canc To- he known az "JnIuson's
train"
Aticr leaving tho railroad acryicr,
hc W,nt into the real estate AMI nrhk-
CTago business. Six months ago, he
sold his buyiu"ss and homo here and
went - Denver. Following the refusal
of tho local ,r,rd uC trade to admit
him ~ a member on rho ground that
hc was not q grain dealer
Johnson Was uf an inventive turn.
II" held q pntrut on metal railroad
tie,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
MIKE YOUNG NEVER
SAW DYNAMITE
NOR DIRECTED
M'MAEIGAL
Defendant in Conspiracy Trial
Makes Denial Strong When
Charged With Pointing Out
Jobs for Wreckers.
NEVER KNEW M'NAMARA
RECEIVED $1,000 MONTHLY
INV Lcnscd Wirc lo Ilycnlng mcroldI

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the defense.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
JOHN BARRETT THINKS
CANAL TOLLS TOO HIGH

Atlanta, Ga, po. 10. --. Director
John Eurr,u OF tho ran American
bureau, uddr'H-mr M, Panama c"u-
'cr'ur" to-day, expressed the opinion
that President Tuu hld made - Eroll
mistak" In GNinE ouul TOLLS ui the
high rate of Sl.2O pee tom.
Mr. Barrett declared tho luit,d
StntCS would gain tar moro thnu II
would lose by cXactinT lhc minimum
toll of ~ cents a ton which vuuld
permit small shipowncrs io rumu,t,
with large companies by tho usr ol
the canal.
Whui lhc opening ~ the Trnnsrnu.
lln"ulal rallrnnd IN tho United Slutrf
meant I" the Pacific coast states, IA,
opening of the Panama canal vii
mean tu N" fertile Pacific cOnst statc,
or South ana Central America, said
MIR Barrett,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
CARRY GUT
SUICIDE PACT
IN DENVER
HOTEL
Man and Wife Found Dead in
Bed With Bullet Wounds in
Head; Mystery shrOuds
Identity of Rash Pair.
HUSBAND SHOT WOMAN
THEN SELF IS BELIEF
tBy Leased wire 60 EveniuE msraIGI


Denver, Dec. Nd. e. johnson ANA
VT, were found dead IN nvd a their
hotel today with bullet Wounds in
their heads. The couple, who camc
here recently rom Hutchinson, Kan,
vrro last seen alive SATURDAY.
the police brlicNc II % ,tsu uf mur-
der aud suicide.
MIR. and Airs. II. G. johnson,
Hutchinson. Kansas, uprra.ug "n
the hotcl register, is IN" uul' n'or-
mltiuu In the pu..srsstun uI the poo
lice. the couple apparently hoNins
destroyed all means ol pu..I.l" idcn-
tinruttun.
The authorities hchrN, in1t death
occurred some time saturday. iur dtN
lnl. we're hast seen alIN, Nhun do
t,,trNrs today hruk" into ~, room
th,l found Johnson, Niil ,Hspiug %
."N-,ulrior revolver Ntue a.ros, the
luut ur III" bed 10 vn. % u--4 .'u
las. II b., believed that Johnson kIN,d
lls wife ami ihcu shu, himself
y search 10y detectives disclosed
sumr papers indicating luul Johnson
was tho inventor or thu "l3N."u uo
nll" and ran brake"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
STOCK EXCHANGE IS
DELUGED WITH
SELLING
ORDERS
Market in Semi-Dcmoralized
Condition and Leading In
dustrials and Railroads
Drop to Low Levels.
SLUMP STARTED WITH
RAIL MERGER DECISION
NY Leased Wire to I,rn,ug 'Icraldl

Sew YORK, DcC. TO- ur,rrs io sell
stocks poured ~ uu hr"l,,rs today.
uud daring the nrst h"u,s ur trading
tho .t",N market Wn. hoo 30 srmi-dr-
mur'..d condition Nr.,,s uruhr
sharp ,o the tow lCN.' u. ,nr ury..ul
nuNuwurd moycmcul. which nls hrrn
I'm nu.r,-, for Nor, ,raH 30 ur,t. the
1Nrr'lu '"r the lcadup railroad Hnh
industrial stocks, fed &C., less than g
point. .poNc tho low ty,Ulr, lur the
N,u.. coached In February
u.',d states st,r dropped ip Gi-
as. Nmllgumatrd Copper To Z, l-S,
EadIug to l6i -. L,mph NHIlcN tu
lGt aul Union paciii, 'u lbl, LOSSES eft
u,uN % points on lHv day. ANON.
Ct" u.s active srorNs. d,ylmcs Nrry
mur, severe. running r- n'gh ns l1 iu
tu, .r-u 90, IucklNJm., uud II u Nu.
l.uu' biscuit
At noon there Nl. a. sharp rdly
'ud 'h. LOSSES we're made up.
PIN, present downward movement
hratu uu Monday of lIst week ou th.
uunuuu, Wvut ui a., United states
supr,m. .uurt dccaiuu against the
Hartman railroad companies IN th'
mrr-,r .I.r The ,vp,,u,d revision ui
the ruIu oud prosp' ls ul It monr
striur'u., ~ the cud or The YEAR also
h.," operated against lur market
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
CLOTHES TORN BY RIVAL
CASH REGISTER AGENTS

Cincinnati. Ir". 10. Examination
"l j. ". lirowwhall. q foIurr aal,.-
man for ia" llallwuod cash Erriuur
company, u laos Angeles. was uEuiu
taken up when the trial ur John H.
Patterson und lW"uty-uinc other ul.
lc"rs AMI i"rmrr officers nf IA" Na-
tinuai tlsh E"giUtcr company. go,
cusrd "l violating tho ShormHn mu
trust lw, Wn' - .lnucd to-day. BROOM
hall testified thu agents Of tho Nh
tionll ouiupuuN used violent method.
In dealing With agents nf comprrirt
componi'H aud thu ho had been go
tnrllrd ana hi rl"thmE torn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
MORGAN Influence
IN NEW YORK
CLEARING
HOUSE
Money Trust Investigation De-
voted to Inquiry Into y.
RerpOnt's Power Over
Banks of Wall Street. wml
PHENOMENAL RISE IN u
TRUST co. DEPOSITS
my Leased wire "a mvsnlaE uuarsssI

my Leased wIre IN Hvsning EoEaia4
Washington, Dec. IO.--"Tho Mora
rlu influence" Ia Now York banking
formrd tho hnsls for most OF the days
session ur tho hOHso money truat inAi
Nrs'igntiug committee. waiter -.
frrN, 4 banker ana president oe the
New York Clearing House association
NtS under u fire OF questions by Game
url Intcrmycr, the committee'a attors
n,y, who sought In vain to get Ne.
FrrN io admit that tho phen0manal
rise ol tho Rankers Trust company
douosts.-from t6,0O0,O00 In 1s0a to
Si6N,0O0,OOO nt tho present timer-,Wab
duo To the influence Of J. r. Morann
nnd company. tA
Mr.. Frow did not know iuat what
was meant by u Morgan instatuefonfa
lie admitted, however, that the three
men who hold IL voting trust that Fnlva
III" l'nnkcrs Trust company. wore aeP
sorlaicd With Mr.. Morgan, E,.s
Mir l'ntcrmycr endcavcVea % eeana,
out that tho merger Of the AeRcnnklIe
Trust company which scaaAsesle0
by tno Equitable Llfe AapuFAnqeo oena@
pnny, With tho Bhnkara somR&nP and
which added materially TO the 'aepea-
iis ul tho latter was brought abouo
through tho Morgan influence" 1fr.
frcw. although n director OF the
hangers company, sRid he know moth.
Ing or tho negotiations, which wase
conducted entirely by the trustees.
Mr.. Untcrmeyef took up the, attiA
lidc Of the Now York CleariDg House
committee, toward the banks that
won't to ths wall duriaR the ,laen
| panic,
Mr., Trow aald tho Mechanics ana
Traders hank seaa avnncssl 1z.qeov vo9a
10y the clearing house committee. he
VAS ON the loan committee himself.
nnd his partner In tho Corn Exchange
hank, wns one OF tho specInl commit
tee Of tvG which handled the matters
of the 'l'lr,ng house during tho
puniC,
\ r,.,.,U ,gs apiointed for the
Mechanic pUJ I-aicrh which closed
| itA doors, January 30. 1908, leaving
| 81. 500, 400 In collateral IN tho recelv-
cr's hands
'rhr elimination Of tho Mechanics
and Traders removed competitors
! tor yonr hank?'
| Yes"
"Doni you think that IN an illus
! uali"n OF the need OF sOmo control
over the power ~ tho clearing house
/ n .u"h (, .,r..lh" liked Mr. Inter
( mycr.
Mr., riyH ,uJovt,d to any inference
thai lhcrc had bcon any ultorlor mo-
tiv" In the handling of tho clearing
| house l0nn.
MIR, rntcrmcyer dlsuvowed any such
| imputatlnn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
SAFE BLOWER SHOT
DEAD IN FIGHT
WITH MEMPHIS
DETECTIVES
Raid or Crooks Rendezvous
Results in Killing of One
and Capture of Four Mem
bers of Dangerous Band,
WANTED IN CONNECTION
WITH $3OO.OOO THEFT
rm Icn,rd Wire To- I.,cntus IIcraldl

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..,. ..,.l ,.,.,.
,,,r,. tli..ird
n,rr.u Nls killed. u,l.r hr nll
tp.,,I,. a. sp,ul,,uI.1. ,srtp, IN, d.
t,,ti,ry. h,.NIIy armed. surround, 81
ih, .hnus. and ruuinIrd ,dh,r men.
h,,.. of th, ulrt, without trouble.
liut E,ip.u. .,uNlug h. would not be-
I.Erp ,IN. dIr,,irt l ai,udN ire ut
th. pui,,, dru,r hrm hark "a few
lr,I n,.u leaned from ID rtrrot win,
dow.
Sut,ttiup .in,. inuil .Nt,..Iuut mmp
,,lihrtu rpp,r,ut injury. H,rgen got
IY,l, .hort rimr lIr.rNlrd. how
',,,. n, r,.irru,I ln. Ih,. hnusc, he
iu.Hl,,.. am ruYrd surrounded him and
u fla, h,tnI h,ttlc that followed Der.
r,.u .u,., .l,ul,d.
tnD.i rr nrtrcIivra Homer planned
I'M, rand Yesterday. Tud,y six dctcc.
.u,,. .urr,,uud,d tn, house and one ui
I..,, .lr,,L,J rt tn, fr,nt donr. Tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
DEADLY GERMS LURK IN
UNIVERSITY GYMNASIUM

Bnisc. Idaho, Dee. l0,-Th" pub
Usher and editor Of the linisc capital
NrWs viii hay" To- "NplaIn, IN" sn-
prrmc court "f Ihlhn ruled this morn
ing. why they should not b" punished
for contempt in giving publicity ia
Colonel Itooscv"lts views On u dccl-
sion of IN" court, which had the Of
feet of keeping the Roosevelt proN-
dental electors nu the official halult.
Il. :. sheridan, IN" publisher, and
e. .. Broxon. managing editor. Med
q demurrer Yesterday This was over
ruled today nnd the drirndHnts were
given ten days in which to answer the
citation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
BRITISH BATTLEsHIP
SINKS UNKNOWN SHIP

Dev0np"rI England, Dec. tO.---Thc
British battlr,htp Centurion collidod
with nnd sank an unknown stonmer
l0dhy or this port, The bows of tho
~ tleahlp were damaged nnd ShO In
returning to DcNoup0r,
The damage 10 the Centurion was
caused by her anchors heing driven
through her bows. rho hnttlGship has
arrived on Plymouth sound. but no
communication with tho shore has
been permitted thus farr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
SPANISH SWINDLER
MOVES TO MEXICO

~ nuul, NiuuI boC. 6,--f'or Nero
~ lending his asAsnncc In digging up
'2l',0oo IA gold from where II lies
hurird near the Moyirnu border, ~. j.
NrNhrld rinto commissioner of imml-
Erali"u ul Minnesota, H. offered R53,-
,'", This proposal came In Il letter
+" Mr.. MaNhcld lnst night from u man
"h" claims TO be hcld us n prisoner IN
n NcNran bnslllc.
tn" letter ~ presumed 20 bo ono ol
mnny sent Ia this country ny swim.
dlcrr II s signrd "a, de o." and In.
Htructs Mr., MnNnold 10 wire his Ac-
copinnco 10 "Nuno TiRom. l.stn Car.
rcos, Mexico. u, r." lIo vii turn thC
letter over To the poslollico authori.
ties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
LABORER MEETS TRAGIC
DEATH IN MOLTEN STAG

Salt Lake City. nos. ie.---EsOleun
Stag. pouFOa upon willlAm peaps. = I.
laborcT. asVae iny anloen, foMuflaA o.
hia death at q local abobiln laai nl
AftoR q day spent q vain ta1ua So
work at uaFtisld. Utah, ana hA2lnN
money 20 hire a bed, nrueA lae
among the warm alea a tl,e fI
the Americas unbllnf aulap. Y0N n
ynofning, yeNiepaaNs fqn atana ~
euuid are rolle0 deMN IA aGNlae
nplaahed oyes ths al}eReI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO
RECOVER RIGHT OF WAY
OF HARTMAN RAILROAD

sp"hau, WASH, bcc. No. The ore
g"u Washington itIlruad and Nnvi-
Cation 'uIupuu" VIII lose strip of
riEht at way iv'ui'-.rN,n ana ono
lmlI miles long aud 200 feet wldo nr
lts main cine blwcru NOrih yakima
hnd III" cdnI II the government n
ahlo tn prove its contentious con.
tninnd In u bill IN equity nlcd today In
tho federal court. rho strip lies IN
IA" i;alnIcr Nutlonnl forest and con-
Hilul's an essential link IN tho HnPrl.
man SYSTEMS main limo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
MORMON CAPITALIST 10
FRIEND 10 MATRTKONx

salt Lake city. Utah, Dee. H0.---
Matrlmony had n stnunch fsiena In
OrSon Pratt Arnold, well-tO-oC
street railway official. who died hero
last week. Not only aid Mr.. Araold
leave two widows, both welded 60
him before pOlygamy was intordletod
by the Mormon church, but his Will
probntcd today provided that hlA SON.
Frank X. Arnold, hRed rs. must BE-
murrIod before he shall receivO his
nhafo Of tho estate, . ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
COLORADO PAYS TRIBUTE
TO NOTED WOMAN CITIZEN

b,us,r. p,, lp.--Thc tribute oc tn"
STATE. ul r"lnrudn ana lu ritiz"us was
paid iudIN tu the nlr aud work ot
Mra. Juw Wollc-, who dird suddenly
"i ap"plcNy SitWdaS. From ~ to
u'clncL this Lft,fuoNn the body oi
Mrs W"ll,a hay ~ state IN the ro.
luudu ul the capital surrounded hy
- guard cuIuputod "i women nswu
,iu Il with Mrs W"llcs u her civic,
educational ana philuihr"pir wurl,
of IA" last twenty years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
LIVES OF EUROPEANS
IN AFRICA THREATENED

tulo"uc, GERMANY, Dec. lU.--The
lives of Europeans along the river
ScrtoE, In Liberia, ar" threatened ny
Lihcrnn soldiers. according to q dis
patch lu the cologne Gazette from
MonTnyi.
II h added that th" Europeans nr"
preparing 10 hruN" the ,ouutrN
The German Euuboai Panther I"
lying at anchor bcIoT" the town "i
off MpuIptir
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
10 IIctNenlzo CIInosc RcpnbIIe.

Portland, ORE, bee, 40. - Tho
chinese republic probably viii bo rec
ognlzcd formally by tho Uniiod States
after thn January elections which ara
10 be held In China. This OplnIon n
contained In "a ktteF from Secretary
OF State Knox, tranmmitted today 20
the Portland Chamber OF Commerce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

with rcfrr'ur" tu hls own desires, hut
solely with regard To tho needs Of the
people, tor the progressive party IN
IN servant ot the people.
$50 man should come into his
party with the idea that hn rnn OK
tablish claim uu h, n" must bc
content WIN the opportunity II offers
TOR service ana tor sncrincc,'
Colonel Roos,yc't repeated and en- -
phusizcd his criticism ur the act of the
sVprcmo court OF Idaho In ruling Pro.
gtCssiNc electors from the ballot In
the Nuycmbrr election, Nut 10 have
,rit!ciZrd the decision, for which seI .
cral lIoisc editors who quoted the coll
| unrl's styicturos. have been cited fuu
contempt, would have been cowardly,
tho Bull Moose loader asserted.
THE Rol.c Gapital-Ncws" Said Coi-
oncl Rooscyclt, was the only paper
| that had the courage 10 Crltlcise the
| decision. ! hoid that IL would havO
been cOwnrdly not to have criticised
\ such an outrageous decree. The most
severe criticism the paper contained,
however, WIS In n telegram from me-
| "i did not make II half HtrOnE
enough; II YVES much worse than thC
ordinary bad decision. I hold thai
the decision wns outrageous and Il wa
tho duty of every decent citizen ID
protest against II and to donouhco Il
In the strongest terms Now the courI
has cited Publisher sheridan and
other editors for contempt. Tho cOur
has Il within its power by lnnlcting {
sufilciently heavy fine Ia ruin the oRll
paper in Idaho. with the strength 4
hold out against t."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
UnInnc warming TO Lnr,.

Greeley. COLO. Dec. 10. .-. Unless
the. jury finds this. man guilty. mob
violence might well De- justified" said
the district attorney In the district
court here In the Cnsc of Edward
Vaughn, q vaudeville actor, charged
with u statutory crime. Following
this declaration, tho jury went out
and returned iu ten minutes after
having found Vaughn guilty on two
counts The on" witness against
Vaughn was pretty child or ton
years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
The HerQld'S Early
Shopping Week League

consideration their Hnd In order
patrons possible
facilities hoIdny during All this weck"Tny
shopping week"
IInIcTnTn
liennctt indian Trading Co ~
-. A. ,,a,,..,,,
JnIn a." CIa.Ic 1,c q. \.
William DOde G..
me EcOnowlA OnaI OOIc
AFtm yCrtt
AIbcrtFa OItIcly
Ia " Fcc Powell
THc Company ItOanwnlh BrOS.
CsGldcn a. Furniture
". d. simon
! C1OllIng bDOk
n. q
WIlan a..
n Mhte, COlISacT q 90. Wdghts Trading POut
q y9p LeadcP ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
TODAY IN CONGRESS
NIE.

~IN VIE.
N,' li noon.
1871 introduced to crcato q mn
iOr r0u.u'sniu for Colonel George
Gu,lNnl..
comm r.r committee heard OPP
putillnu lu ...mrn'g involuntary
srr'Irud, u.l
HOUSE
N,I 100 nuuu
lI'' committee took ur tine
N"H llguu.DIund TRUNK iuy, HI-
guiiuI .pnuIun.
Muu' TRUST "0mmiltc" cote
tiuu,U Zoo u,r Sew YORK huuf,r.
C"uu'H u,'r scat Of ErpI,-
s'utNH, EuNmnu uf Prun.H
Ntult ltn,u up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
IRISH CROWN JEWELS
ARE STILL MISSING

DIhlin. Drr. ~ 'rhc iurd lI,urn
pnt ul ireland uuihuli1od todI, - de-
Mat OF the report that the Irih
crown Jewels. my HlrriuuHly stnl,n
from dublin castle ~ lHuf, lHh h',u
replaced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

ToDAY's NEWS TO-DAY
Nou yet 81 H thc HERALD.
Sixty Cents month or % ccnts
a week delivered NJ your door;
nifty cents by mail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-31
WANT THE MAIL
 TO G'!Q [! THIS WAY

This '- morning MclniOSh'> stages lett for Willow creek with eight paSS"nG"rS for Fairbanks. who will raIch !Saturday's JQrr stages from Chitiua. Mr. MrIn- Josh is Iinding m difficulty what ever i' making schedule lime on his rnD. -.
 While Ih"r" is.n grraI deal of snow nn lIc. sun,u,iI of the pass wei! lnratrn trail has been form cd. affording good travel. Rr- turning Fairbanksaus say that upon their return Lo the inland metropolis they will hrRin a movement tG have the mail ru,lt- m by way of Valdez. as thc best lhail service and tho most regular canIr ihis way. The commercial club is io talk. 1hc initiative in his movement. ''&'-