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The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
FLAGS
 AT HALF MAST

Juneau. Nov. i-Acting Cover nor Wm. L. Distiu has sent out the following request Go all Alaska mayors
 "Iu respect Co the memory or Vice President sherman, it is re- guested that schools and public buildings half mast flag on satur- day. Nov 2nd, the day Of funeral Wm. l.. Distiu. Acting Governor
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
CLEAN UP THE INDIANS
 AND STOP CONTAGfONs

Washington. Nov 1-Dr Clayton has issued a statement dealing with the Alaska Indians and EsquimauX in which he recommends medical re- lief for the Natives He considers it a national duty Co give more care Go the needs of these people claim Ing Chat they frequently die oif in droves by contagious diseases which could be- stopped by proper sanitary care.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
NEW STRIKE NEAR NOME;
 TREADWEIL STILL LEADS

A rich strike Of placer gold is re- ported Co have been made on Bouid- CT creek about 6 miles from Nome. The body Is said Co be large one u is believed the deposit is a con tnuation of the third beach line, which parallels Che coast of Bering sea for about Q miles, and then suddenly disappears. There is con- siderable excitement over the new nnd.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
GETS TW0
 YEARS FUR WHITE SLAVERY

taken girls up there passing them as his wards or his nieces. His at- tenuons Co them in the past has caused comment ia Che community and he has been warned against a continuance of the practice A few months ago he was arrested upon the charge of white slavery and his conviction and sentenced resulted. It Is said that he has parted from his wife.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
OIAZ IN PRISON
 AWAITS DEATH

Vera Cruz. Nov. l-Gen Felix Diaz and other officers who hayeI participated in the revolutionary up-I rising, we're removed Co the federal prison at San Juan de Ullo today Co await che carrying out of Che sen- tcucc of the military court,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
WANAMAKER Is
 POSSIBLE '. P.

New York, Nov l--John Wana- maker is Che gentleman most prom ineutly mentioned as the successor of vicc-presideut sherman. A con ference of the committeeman Is be iug arranged today
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
THE MAC BROTHERS
 WOULD INVOLVE OTHERS

Indianapolis, Nov. The tesu- mony tn the dynamiting cases today showed that the MoNamaras had laid schemes to get Detective Burns and also some labor leaders mvolv- ed.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01

The house committee Of the R, p Q. E. wish to announce a dance to be given in EIks hall on the ev- eniug Of Friday, Nov, IS.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
NORE GUNS THAN
 RAIIlOTS IN CUBA

Havana. Nov. This Is election day su Cuba and serious rioting Is feared. The government has sta. toned the military at the voting places Co maintain order, Many or the citlzeus are also packing arms Co the booths to start rough house if needs he.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01

arrangement.
 Washington, Nov, IA special train carrying the prominent men ot the diplomatic circles and the high officers Of the government with members of the cabinet, win leave tomorrow morning to be in attend auce at the funeral of Mir. sherman. Orders have been sent to an the de partments and to the consuls and of ficers in an American possessions di- recting them Co order a salute Of nineteen guns from the forts and warships at noon, the wireless sta tious to flash Che hour to the ships at sea for making the salute simul- tancously.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01

Extra trains have been running this week bringing down ore from the Pueblo mine
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01

London. Nov. Advioes have been received that Che Turkish army in Adrianoplc has been completely routed and the government may ask for peace
 Berlin. Nov lit is reported here that Che Bulgarians win be ln Coustantinople by Che middle ot
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-01
TIDE IF WAR THREATENS
 ID ENGOLF THE TURKS

next week They are marching east ward with scarcely an interruption Owing to the fear Of a general mas- sacre of Europeans the attention Of the powers have been called to the condition and warnings have been sent to the Turkish government Co protect nou-combatsnts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
Heavy Iron Supports Across
Building Under Construc'
ton at Fifth and Copper
Give Way Without Warning
WORKMEN HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Will Clifford, Bricklayer,
Herbert Van Kirk and Ed
Steiner, Carpenters Are
Men Sustaining Most Ser.
iOus Hurts.


Five men were injured. three ot
them seriously when four or Ave
heavy scvtnty-nNr-loot truss rods,
spanning the east and west watts ut
the Hutler garage, under construction
at 'ifth street aud copper avenue,
gave way at 3:2O O'Clock this after
noon.
Tho injured are ns follows.
Will CLIFFORD. brirkHSer, fractured
leg aud fractured ribs.
Herbert Van KIRK, carpenter, left
leg broken, left ankle broken,
Edward steiner, shoulder dlSlOcat-
ed, aud bruised about tho body.
Abel Duran, brlCkldycr's helper
bruised about the body,
Sevcro sanchez, body bruised,
All the injured men we're taken to
ST. Joscph's hospital, whcro they Wcro
given immediate attention 10y physi-
clans hastily summoned,
II IL considered miraculous that All
OF tho briCklaycrS And carpenters
working ON the building when the
crash came were not Killed outright.
GARNET pacaCio, a hricklaycr's helper.
vas caught under shower Of bricks
and lumber and was with difficulty OK
tricHtcd, lie was not injured. |, II,
smith carpenter. WHs almost di-
rcCtly under one at the falling truss
with life. receiving an injured log and
badly bruised hands In ScrAmbling
away from tho danger zone, Frank
Dye foreman Ui tho carpenters, had
u miraculous escape, being almost d.
rCctly under "a ran uf brick and tim
hers.
Just how the accident happened is
not known. rho Butler garage iH
HrN Cnty-nyc feet hN one hundred and
ittYInRn-l hFlt X
wall at the huttum and an eight Inch
wall at the top. The building was
being constructed under the personal
direction Of r.. e. Butlcr. Tho brick
| wallis were completed several dnNs
ago Hnd hyC heavy truss rods hnu
been placed Ia position Iron Hup-
ports To- uphold the truss rods wcr,
| placed In puHitiOn yesterday Hnd Ia.
day. II Is thought that u cut that
| had been made In u truss rod nchI
| the south end of the building today
was perhaps ~ a measure responsible
| Tor the crash.
The fall al the truss rods and the
| collapse ur the brick wallis came Win
| out warning The bTiCkIHyoTp were
on top ~ the walls hnishing up TIA"
! brick work. The carpenters w"r"
working on the truss rods ana un th'
| ground, One Of the truss rods gave
way ana three others followed Ia
| rapid succession. The intervals be-
tween the iull Of the EcrOnd. thtrd
ana fourth truss rods, bricf uH th"'
| were gave the wOTkmcn an upp"r
tuniiy "a escape with much less Frrl
uuS hurts than would doubtless have
| been uthcTWiHc Sustained.
City Engineer James uladding, wh
In acting building inspector. mHdr
| thorough examination Of the dHmHg"
building, with a view tn making re-
| port on II AZ the proper time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
Winter Palace Deserted.

Pckin. Dee, 10. The dowager om-
press of the Mnnchus hnH offered tu
hand over to III" Chinese rcformcrs
the halls of the crstwhilc Forbidden
city and transfer the imperial family
Ia the summer palace. A pckin dlH-
patch to the Daily Telegraph BnyH:
"Thr winter palace and precincts
are utterly deserted except for the
downgcr empress. tho emperor and II
few hundred CunuchS. Al the prin-
Crsscs tho occupants nf the harCm
and all the blood relatives of the i'm.
pcrlal house have silently disappeared
leaving tn" dowag"r empress ANA
child alone
"Thr CunuChH. left uncontrolled, nrC
rapidly stripping the palace at all ~
valuHhlCs. The CmproRp wccpH cease
lcssly hut does not dare to "a tO the
summer palace bcrnIIse the MHnchu
gosBips have warned her that shc viii
ho hutChcrrd the instant sh" u
caught outside the Forbidden city,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
WILSON WANTS NEW LAW
TO CINCH JERSEY TRUSTS

Trenton. y. j.. Dcc. Woodrow
Wilson gave his attention today To tho
question ur the rcviaiun Iol the New
Jersey corporation laws. lie went
into conference here with jurlBts VINO
have been looking up some things
about corporations for him. To the
charge IN tn" rurCnt campaign thhl
hc had not fought certain alleged
trusts chartered under the New J0r
soy law5, the governor answered thdt
hs never had had complete Co-OpeTd
ton IN the Legislature, 1I,S or botn
OF the houses being Republican.
lie also has said the Ofrenses com
pIained OF generally have been undei
federal and not state Jurisdiction
For the purpose of making the states
powers more extensive. amendment OF
the present law IN expected to be- nTO-
posed In the next legislature, now
Democratic in both branches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
MEMPHISMURDERER
SLAIN BY POLICE
AFTER ALL NIGHT
SIEGE IN HOME
Officers Force Way Into Room
After Desperate Man Is AL
most Overcome By Formal.
dehyde Fumes.
TOT CALMLY ANNOUNCES
BUTCHERY OF MOTHER
[By Lsss.a wIrs 20 Ev.slns m.rslal

my Leased Wire "a EVenlna Herald I
Memphis, Tenn. Dec. iH,--Adum j.
Rochlcr, VINO Killed his Wil" last night
and held 70 squad uf urtN policemen
und detectives u bay ror eight huurs
today, vas shot aud Killed by officers.
They forced thoir way into Bochlcr'a
stronghold In "a down town Toumiug
house after tho man had nCcn partial.
ly overcome by fumes uf furmaldr-
hyde forced into the room through
holes cut IN the wall aud flooring
Huchlcr Vac We'll supplied W.T.,
ammunition and had declared hu
would not lac taken alive.
charles Davis. one uf the policemen.
shot hN EJ"hiCr early today, had hi,
wound dressed and returned To- his
post. Jesse WOutou, another police
man, who was shot through the lungs
may recover. Th"r. WAS no change
In the condition at Smuldlng Par.
SOns. a drug clerk, shot H. mistake
hy one ot the hcslcgiug party.
BuchlCr's l-yCar-uld child, MUNICH
ing IN apple. walked into the living
room Of II boarding house hero lHat
night aud announced that "pnpn hns
killed mamma"
the llour uf her apartment, her head
almost "Norcd, According tu the
statement ut IN" child, Buohlor at
lacked tho woman with 4 razor and
after slHshing her throat, washed his
hands aud lcft the room. Mrs BOch.
lcr recently filed suit for divorce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
King of Bankers Explains to
House Committee That All
Wealth in ChristendOm
Could Not Control Money,
COMBINATION BETTER
THAN COMPETITION
Witness Tells of Operations BY
His Firm Which He Admits
Holds Hundred Millions on
Deposit.
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald ]

tBy Leased Wire tn Evening Herald
Washington, Dec l9.--"Thcrc could
he no money trust. All the banks
and all the money in Christendom
could not control money. The ques-
ton nf control In personal aS To money
and credits" declared j. r. Morgan
today To the house money trust IN
vestigating committee.
The big Rnancier was led up to his
answer by the questioning OF samuel
Gntermycr, counsel OF the committee.
who asked MIR. Morgan III he did not
feel his vast power"
Mr.. Morgan answered that he did
not admit he had vast power and did
not feel II. once when the lawyer
and the witness got into discussion
Of competition and combination Mr..
Morgan said:
''I'd rather have combination than
competition. | like little COmpcti-
ton but | like combination better.
Control II the important thlng--wlth-
out which you cannot do thing
but no one man could monOpollIe
money. One man might get control
of railroads, or merchandise, but
never money and credit"
Mr.. Morgan's declaration that there
could he NO money trust was EN-
phaslsed by vigorous bang with his
FIST on the arm of his chair. The
nnancler testified az To the relations
Of the house OF Morgan with several
great corporations.
Mr.. Morgan testified that ne had
approved the prices at which the sub
salaries Of the United states steel
corporation were taken into the big
corporation. Mr. Intcrmyer asked II
he had not named the board of d.
rectOrs Of the steel corporation, but
Mir. Morgan only said that he might
have decided who shouldn't go on
His holdings Of certain bank Htocks
he characterized Hs mot very much
about tl.Oh0.00O," much To the
amusement Of the committee and the
crowd which gathered 10 hear his tes'
timOny, when laugh went nrounv
the iinHnCier Joined In heartily.
The principal part uf MIR, MOrgan'f
testimony, tho concentration of money
and credits. Was to he resumed lateI
today. II was expected his testimony
would he ended before night.
Mr Morgan spent nearly i've hour
IN the stand. lie gave his Views ot
concentration of credits. interlOckint
dlrectorates. clearing house COmbinH
tiOns. competition and kindred sub
ieCts At the conclusion uf MIR. Nor
cams testimony the committee ad
inurned until Jan q, 1913.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
Didn't Get Steve.


Washington. Dec. IA dul"ga-
tiun Of Indians. several Of lts mem
hers In picturesque dress, called on
President IHft yesterday, ono of tho
Older chiefs started tu talk tn tho
president through an Interpreter. ITO
made n long speech, white the prcsl-
dent waited cxpcctantly lu hear II ro-
pcnicd. Al lts conclusion ih" Inter
prutcd hdRotcd, looked h"wild"rod
and said not word tn the president,
Thg chief waited patiently u mo.
mcnt, gave "A gluumv hut dignltled
glance ut the interpreter ana then In
English which was surprisingly under
stHnduhlr remarked to tho president
with BcMiculutlon toward tho inter
prefer,
"IIr doesn't get me"
The sumr chief stopped At IN" doors
Of the executive office On his way ulil
| tn don - pair uf rubbrr u\rrshncB t'
| protect his murCHHlns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
PLOT TO DYNAMITE
DENVER MINT IS
DISCOVERED
Conspirators Leave Plans III
Public Place and Scheme
to shatter $500,0O0,0 900 in
Gold Goes Glimmering.
IBy Leased wire 70 nvssIas Herald,

ny Leaaeu wire 20 H1Ne4tNH Hatatu
Denver. Dee, IA plot Of persons
unknown "a dynamite the Denver
mint, where approximately SbOO,OOO,-
900 IL stored, aud mako away with as
much Of the coins Hs possible, was
frustrated by the discovery OF the
plans two weeks ago on the hOOr Ot
the public comfort station near the
federal building.
The plans were found by the Hu-
perintendcnt OF the publlc comfort
station, who notified CITY Detective
J. J. Leyden, II became known 10.
day Leyden Immediately turned IN"
plans over to the federal authorities,
who notified Washington. Instruc-
tlOns were sent by tho capital OiiiCiais
to Frank DOwner, superintendent al
the mint, to dOuble tho guards at the
mint. According TO tho AuthOriIics
the plans contemplated the use Of
enough nltrO-glycerln to wreck the
mint building. Federal and local po-
lice authorities have conducted a rigid
search In the last two weeks but nc
trace ~ the wOuld-be dynamilerB hal
Deen discovered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
MORGAN BANK HOLDS
500. 900. 900 DEPOSITS

Washington. Dec. ID. Plcrpont
Morgan resumed Nhc witness stand To.
day before the money trust investi-
eating committee. Samuel unteFmy-
er. counsel for the committee, began
the examination.
Cant sou give the committee a
statement Of the deposits Of your
banking firm In New York ~ Of No
Vember ?" asked Mr.. Untcrmyer.
Mr.. Morgan opproximated II about
400. 900, 900.
Mr.. Morgan said he and his part
ners we're direct0W In some, of the
Interstate corporations that nave ao-
counts with J. r. Morgan & Com
pany. Hts counsel agreed To furnish
n list OF these directorships Mr.. Nor
gan produced, In response To a ques-
tlon. copies of the fiscal agreements
between J. p. MOrgnn & Company
and the New York Central and the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad companies
MFR. MOFEan said there were no
other such agreements made by his
house. lie said the tirm acted aH
fiscal agents for other companies by
taCit agreement"
You are acting for number ,ot
other corporations. are you not, In
Guiding the United states Steel cor
poFatlon 2" anEgeSted Mr.. Untermyer.
GAg Vuh NNaN ~ W u ANeRAIN'VAs
of the board Of directors Of the steel
corporation" said Mr.. Morgan.
Mr.. Untermyer read part Of the
New York Central fiscal agreement bS
which Morgan 4 Company we're made
sole bankers for the railroad, Mt
Morgan raid the nrm had handled
"nsYeraI hundred million" dollars
worth OF New York Central securities
and he thought that In the last ter
years these securities had all beer
handled on q commission basis.
Mr.. Uutermyer read from the pa
peFS furnished by Morgan the pro
poSaI from the MOFsan house accept
ed by the New Haven. Morgan q
Company propoged. In return for be
ing made sole hscal agents for New
Haven lines 10 loan the New Have
road 90 per cent OF the agreed sat
price OF its securities at & reaaonabh
rate OF interest" and 10 give the ToA.
''the banoAts OF counsel and advice.
This proposal was accepted Jenuar,
II. 1911, ~ the Maine Contral; Dc
cember 20, 1870. by the Boston
Malna ana December -, 1919, by ~
New YOyk, New Haven q Hartford
ths acceptance In each csae beln
aligned hy Charles \. Hellep.
''Can you blye ~ from memory
list Of othsT lnteTgIate ebKDeralleA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
CsuIman Hits Wind shield

Colorado Springs. Dee. I9--ChcHtcr
Alnn Arthur, son ~ the late President
Aruthur ana prominent Colorado
Springs clubman, was painfully In.
inrcd early last night when hc WIS
hurled from seat OF the automobile
In which he waH riding against the
wind shield Of the car. The accident
VAS caused nv the machine being run
into ~ ditch on Cascade avenue "a
keep from striking another car. Mr.
Arthur'H injuries consist of dlslO-
Gated arm and number OF bruises
and scratches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
Amateur Bandits Get Dummy
Mail Sack While FornOfA
Sheriff MoGrath and Mem
Lie Shivering in Ambush.
DEPUTY AND STOREMEN
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Bold Plan to Loot 5000 Pay
roll of Ernestine Mine and
Make Getaway Frustrated
BY Officers Near Silver City
Especial Dispatch to EvsAl~a HsralsT

[ Special Dispatch 10 EvsAlnG HsFalar
silver city, n, M. Dec. ia dAr-
ing and we'll laid plot TO hold up the
silver city. .Mogollon stage and loot
the mail sack Of $1,000 en- route to
meet the Erncstine Mining company'a
payroll at Mogollon was foiled yes-
tcTdHy hy Captain OF tho Mounted po-
lice Fred FornoR, sheriff Mo0rath %
silver CITY Tom Moore, OK eheriff ::
James Blair and Bob MoCart, who
lnid an equally clever plot resulting
In the arrest of Deputy sheriff Charles
Harris OF Mogollon, Charles white,
slOrekcoper at Alma and Btil Hlg-
gins, store keeper at 0lenwood. ~
the would be- highwaymen. A dumray
mail sack was used TO trap the BAN
uitA but owing to tho fact that the
sCeno OF tho hold up was changed nt
the last minute the officers who lay
for hours secroted In the hills did not
catch the robbers In the act, oNicern
are now searching for the mall zaok
with the dummy money which has
not yet been found and which 10 re-
lied upon 10 convict the three men OF
tho attempted crime,
News OF tho plot leaked out IN. uQrne
manner and the posse RfteF ARRANGING
with the driver OF the stage 10 carry tho
dummy sack left here two days ago
to avoid exciting suspicion and pre-
pure tho stage setting of what was
expected to provo u spectacular cap
ture OF bad men In the act A camp
was made near tho spot OF tho eE-
pected hold up and n telephone In
strumcnt was installed in the rocks
nearby IN order TO maintain commun-
ilatiOn with officers In silver City.
The officers lay for hours In tho rocks
with rifles ready, nearly freesink In
the blttOr wind which swept the hills
Finally the telephone rang and they
were advised from MoGolion that tho
stage driver had arrived there re-
porting the hOldup pulled on nine
miles nearer silver city than expected
By the officers. one mall sack, Tipped
open, was found at the place pointed
out hy the driver hut the sack with
! the take money WAS not To- be dlsc0v-
cred.
! The posse at once divided and went
after tho hOld-ups. All three were
found Ht their homes, heavily armed.
| hut they put up no resistance when
taken into custody. Harris, tho der
uty, was making IA show of trailing the
bandits and profeSBed to bs following
Bn important clue when he was hr-
rested. Ile expressed great astonlsh-
ment at being dpprehended ana pro-
| tested Ignorance OF the whole anatr.
All three prisoners are well known
| throughout tho country and the news
ar the alleged attempt has created a
| big sensation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
New MexIcan stars Dynan,IL. )

Trinidad. colo, Dec. iD.--White-
Jacketsd BARRIERS rushed madly from
y tonsOrial shop here when II was
had left "a package containing enough
dynamite to blow np whole city
block, In the place. He had been
heard to remark that "he had n few
odd Jobs Ia do" The police, fearing
a repetition Of the Mcnamara out
raEes. searched for Ave houry before
The stranger was finally arrested aud
thrown In jail.
II WAS learned that he was DR.
Henry Dillon, n weIl-knOwn veterln-
ary OF DeB Moinea, n. NJ. and that
he had bought the dynamite To blast
we'll. He was released.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
pInYcrs Transferred.

Chicago. Dec. l0,--lrcsidrnl John
S0n of the American league today an
nOuncGd the disposition Of players ns
follows:
Released by Washington to Sacra
mcntu William KenwOrthy and Mo-
ran, Rolcnscd by Philadelphia to Los
Angeles Maggnrt, FHhoy and CrRbb;
tu seattle, IT, Barry and AlVa Qlpe:
tu Spukuur n. COvalCaki. By Los An
grlrs 10 philndclphm, Daley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
Nns,rln I,ccnIIs Rcnrryisis.

Inrip. Doe. 10. --- A considerable
number Uf Austrian Tcserviats In the
oiLiCs of southern France aud along
the Mediterranean coast left the
country today - Join the Col0rH The
concentration at the army corps
which have hccn hohilizcd in Bosnia
and Herzegovina. at all parts Of tn,
ottoman frontier. n being carried nut
hastily. according Ia the cOrrcppOnd
ent at BUDAPEST at La lIhcrtc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
rr,,,,n.r KlilrL nv Mnrn.

Manila. Dee, lg,--CHptuin John
Watson nf the Eighth cavalry, sta
toned at Augur barracks, JolO. was
Killed last night By Moro, who
snraked Within tho lines of u detach-
mrnt oncnmpcd at Solt lake, accord
ing IA reports received from JOlO this
morning, Lieutenant kinsio -, Ed
munds was seriously wounded.
Hearing the cries Of the officer cap
tain Rush Wells dashed into tho tent
and killed the Moro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
Suicide I'm Tnxicab.

H. Louis, Dec. i0.--Hugh Mac.
DOugai. prominent In the local retail
dry goods trade. ih"t and killed him
Eelf In "A taMicab yesterday Afternoon
when ne was within one minute's
ride Of AN undertaking establishment
10 which he had directed the ehauf'
feur 10 drive him,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
F,relEIlt Rate Rl,n Upl,nIfl.

New York, Dec. lB.-TncT9hBe1
Washington, ID. g., and the Rocky
mountains. 10 aeeatlnatiOnn In the
southwest. particularly Texas. were
held today by thd lptefstate commerce
commission 10 be reanonabls ana will
become effective DeeembuT ~, 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-19
California Jnrisi nlna.

Dixon. CaL, Dec, l9,--John Currsy,
former chief Justice Of the supreme
court ~ california, died here yeater-
day, aged as, Judge Currey was the
laat OF the noted politicians % ante.
bollum days In California, In 1853
he was the candidate Of the Douglas
DomOeratIe faction for governor and
was defeated. He waE horn IN Dutch
COS cOunty. New York, October I,
1919.