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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-26

jcct. ] have no statement to make. I
await developments without impa-
tiencc. do not know of anything
that needs to be added
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-26
Mild Sunny Winters

and a heahhful and enjoyable climate all year around whe winter wheat prop
= ery planted yields 20 to 40 bushels per acre ad big yields OF other crops are ai@d
choose the Museshen Country in central Montana. It's a proven crop country
and you can raise big crops right 'front.' the sartI you will only farm right A few
cronsv will nav for vor land
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-26

THE lands herein Offered on the Crop-paynent
plan are located in the western portion of the
Musselsnell Valley. on the new line of the
Milwaukee Road. The fact that we offer to sell
them OH crop-pay1ne1lts shows that we have con-
fldcnce in the success and future of this fast-devel-
oping section of Montana.
Winter wheat is the principal grain crop of
the Musselshell Country. 1t yields 20 to 10 bus. per
acre. Winter rye is another good crop. Flax yields
from 8 to 20 bushels per acre and one normal crop
pays for $40 per acre land. Oats. barley, potatoes,
alfalfa, Canada field peas, corn. sugar beets and
other crops are also raised. Small fruits, such as
berries, plur1s and apples also do we'll. It's one Of
the most promising OF all sections Of .Montan ma flor
diversified farming.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-26
Montana Land ON Crop Payments
Productive MuSSelShell Valley

20 to 40 Bushels of Winter Wheat Per Acre
NOZENS of former North Dakota and Minnesota farmers are now coated in this
and OF opportunity Their land is fast Increasing in vaue-andb before many
years will be worth heea nd tourt time what is today. Many OF them have
already made snug fortuneso out OF the crops raEed There's AT opportunity for YOU
Mr. omeseekr, in this productive new farming district that you should take adj
vanage OF att once
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-26

Totals ......... 0TS olO
Senator Kern received one vote
from California and Senator O'Gor.
go three from Massachusetts.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-26

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
COLORADO LOOKS 10
NIW MINICO ron FEEDERS

sheep growers ana dealers uaI.r
that thu great bulk Of feeders u,rl
In the CuIundu feed tots this year viii
Ocuuu from the New MrXiCu ruu-.-
The feeding industry has grown ~
southern colorado by leaps ana
bounds during the past few ycnIs an 0
the state uI. been covered thuruuGii'
this year 10y colorado buyers. six
buyers num Fort Collins district lrr
registered at on Albuquerque huiol
today, white there has hardly been 81
day for the past six weeks or mu,u
that from uu" I" hair a dozen al IN"
Colorado buyers have been IN the 10.
cal mara"t.
w tl coming 10 look more and
NOR" To- >u.' Mexico for our feeders, Of
said q N,I nuown Colorado feeder to-
day, "Thn supply from the state Is
dcprndrhlD me grade uniform and
your ranges a." producing steadily q
better nmn aud one which IN every
way vs. best suited 10 our require
mvnis. Tnrr, has been It notlhlr adj
vance during the past four or nNu
years, since have been coming a.
New Mexico In the character of the
lamb produced In New Mexico ana IN,
industry IL getting down 10 u thor
oughly effective basis of production
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
NOTED MEN FACE
TRIAL IN NEW YORK

New York, Nov. lS-Thr federal
government called for tIia In the
United states district court here todn,
what 1t considers one Of its important
cases growing out OF alleged misuse
of IN" malls. II involves the Integrity
."I IN" sO-callcd Hawthorne group OF
mining stocks ana brings To the bar
M defendants men of national rcputa.
ton, They are five in number: Julian
hawthorne, son of the novelist, Ma.
thaniel Hawthorne; Josiah Quincy
FORMER mayor Of Boston and assistant
secretary Of state In the cleveland
administration; Albert Freeman, a
promoter; Dr. William j. Norton. a
nerve specialist. aud John McKinnon,
secretary treasurer Of the Hawthorne
companies.
An were engaged directly or lndl-
rrCtly, IN the sale Of stock I'm the
Hawthorn" silver ana Iron Mines
COMPANIES ana allied concerns and
indicted In January last Tor alleged
use of the mails tp dcfraud Investors
The defendants maintained they
nav" been the victims Of n ruthless
crusade on the part of the pustuiilcc
department
Tn" Hawthorne case was continued
until next Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
Seasons Shipment From MAJ
dalena Alone Will Reach
Total of More Than Fifteen
Hundred Car Loads.
HUBBELL SELLS $4,000
HEAD TO ONE BUYER
Prices Generally Highly Sat.
isfactory to Growers With
Plenty of Sheep Left OH the
Ranges.

srt., -. ..,.... &c..
'"'' mo S."'"" JUST CLOSING mas
o''n one OF the most satisfactory, II
not the most satisfactory in the his
tor, of tho stat, f.. thu. sr,.,.,, ,r,,,,.,r,
,,r ~, ,,.,.,,., ,.,
'"""'
Nv 'I'nk a. l'""''I lh's afternoon
m' huhneI' an" hA SON James !"
,i"pn'li nave Jh-' r"llrned from the
Iiu"h''I ranch's IN S"curro county
""'r" lhey nav" completed tn" d"liN-
cry "ur'hE the past week "i hitN-il>r
,n""''hh hchu ol hiEh grad" lambs to
W. " Drake huvrr ANA extensive"
'''u'r "I fort '"''ns, Colorado
w" nave Jusl completed ON" "i
i've I"IE'Sl u'HN'iI'S "i l"uhs ever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
PERSONALS.

j. ]. 'inlusha, an officer on the local
police force for the past seven months.
has rendered his resignation to take
effect ~ once. Mr. Galusha, who has
considerable experience In railroad
work VIII become u special agent FOR
the santa Fr on the RIO Grnndc di.
vision. He has proven one OF the most
efficient members uf the local force
and his resignation win be- generally
regretted. His successor viii he Sc
lectcd 1T the next meeting of the city
council,
Hon f.. V. Chavos of Los Angeles.
for many years one Of the leading at
torncys Of Albuquerque. In In the city
for u few days visiting friends and
looking after business matters.
Judge ". W. Mcclellan oniclHted
this morning at S,i5 AT his residence
at the wedding Of Tcuhl Van Dammo
Of Albuquerque and Miss Barbarita
SpeTonilll. - popular young lady of
Durancs.
]. J. Harding. Leonard Franz, Her
man schultz, r. II, church ana O,
s. Ase, all sheep feeders OF Fort cob
Inns. colo, are in Albuquerque today
on business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
NEED IS URGED FOR
QUARANTINE ON
SMALL POX
Situation at Fort Sumner Said
to Be Quite Serious While
Number Of Cases Have APP
peared a San Pedro.

Information reached Albuquerque
tudaN that .um' ten cases at small
nos has, d,l,lup,d at Sun Pedro,
tho mining camp 81 the Santa f."
Gnld ana copper company where
some ,2aU miners are now being en-
plOycd. The ,l.n, II b. stated, ar"
boing carefully Isolated aud MI"
spread at tho disease.
Al Fort sumner according To adj
Vices received hy Fort Summer men
now In Albuquerque, IA" situation
has become quite serious nud IN" To-
cal physicians are seriously ham
pcrcd by the difficulties surrounding
IN" enforcement of quarantine reg
ulations. Fcnr In held thyt there viii
be- serious trouble should the DIS
ca" spread Ia the small Farmers aud
hnmrgtoaders VINO are scattered over
that section Of the country ana who
would be- difficult to reach and care
tor property should the cOntaglOn OK.
tend The situation has been
brought lu the attention OF tho state
board uf health,
thus far NO case Of the disease has
appeared IN Albuquerque. and there
haA not been In fact, Il case OF small
pOX her" fer som" time past. Local
physiclnns hope that with rigid quar-
antlnc regulations In the infected dis-
trlcts there viii be- no further spread
Of the disease.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
ALBUQUERQUE ELEVENS
W0RSTED IN GAMES
PLAYED SATURDAY

Albuquerque sulror,d 70 double re-
verso Ia football SATURDAY when tho
Agricultural CUllrgc eleven defeated
ia" Varsity team On lluprNru Hrld
here los q score uC - IT, ., completely
"utulassinR the ltsht,r focal team. ana
10" Las Vegas Nuruuu University
team WHll"p,d the local hush s.hpnl
eleven at iHs Vegas hey H.uro uI .,
Z" Z, en- liorcwril u"ld IA" much
heavier FArn."IS went through tho
Varsity lilD nud around their ends at
VIII n TIA" Farmers defeat the RIOS
v"ll Cadets on ThnukaEiNuE thry Win
"in the state ,hHupiuuhp a. Lao
Vegas the hurmnla rln'rd havoc with
, ih" y II. =. iiu". liuHs,ld,u 1lNNl..
ihr slaI ret IA" Yiuslv touchdown fuI
Ia, mgh snuoul tpum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
Report Of Serious Illness
Scattered Broadcast Over
Country Brings Governor a
Mass of Patent Medicine
Literature.
Executive Back at Desk in
Santa Fe Hale and Hearty
After Three Weeks Rest on
His Ranch.
EXPRESSES ANGER AT
FALSE REPORTS
my Leased wire TO Evening" nersldl


Santa Pc. y. NJ. Soy. lS.--Io"h.
Ing In good health and completely
rested after spending three weeks on
hi ranch near Carrizozo, Governor
Mcdonald was In his office AT tho
capitol this morning bright and early
aud before noon had transacted an
enormous volume Of official business
which had accumulated during his
absence.
Tn" governor held "A number ct
conferences with various officials this
morning, discussing matters of state
government with them with a snap
aud enthusiasm indicating q COM
plot" return Of his usual energy and
capacity Tor work
Tn" governor is greatly displcascd
h"causc of ialsc, ana what ne terms
malicious" roports sent broadcast
throughout IN" country regarding the
condition ul his health.
From Information given me by
my physician ana from my own
kmuWlcdg" uf my condition. my
health Is good" declared the gov
crn"r. Il have had some trouble
with my stomach which, however
was temporary ana has now prac-
ii'allN been overcome. All that VIII
j." necessary for me to do II to con-
t'rhr to- dict Tor a short time longer"
tn" governor haze received hun
dr"ds Of letters from all parts Of the
United states sympathizlng with him
because of his reported IN health
Many Of these letters were from pat
"ui mcdicin" companies ANA people
"hn had a sure cure for the disease
which h" was reported to have, ac-
c"rhiug To an article published In the
morning paper in Albuquerque.
tn" governor viii take Il sufficient
amount Of cxcrclsr each morning
hereafter and declares he viii he
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
TOTN. on FIFTEEN HUNDRED
CARS OUT DF MNGDNIEN \

Preliminary figures from Santa +"
railway officials indicate that sum"-
thing more than fifteen hundred cars
of lambs will have been moved uun
Mngdalcun when ia" shipping season
ends. which wil be- during ia" next
few days. II IN the heaviest season =
showing IN tho history ui MnEdalrnn
ns livcHuck shipping point There
ARE no estimates available thus Tar
of the number ~ cars which have
moved out of he state, but 1t iS con.
ccdod that II viii b" IA" largest total
on record tor Sew Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
WHOLESALE RAID Of
ALLEGED MAIL
SWINDLERS
Prisoners Taken Into Custody
in Half Dozen Cities Are
Charged With Violation Of
Postal Laws.
my Leased Wire 20 EvsniaE Herald,

ny Leased Wire 60 EvsniaE usraIdl
cincinnati. o.. Nov. lN.aIn stimuli,
tuncOus raids I'm six cites today a
score or more persons were arrest I'd
charged with using the mails In de-.
iraudinE a. large number ct ndiyid.
uals and corporate companies out ul
sums which, federal officers say. may
aggregate Sl,50O,OOO.
Federal mdrshals rald"d offices i'm
Cleveland, Chicago. NcW York civ.
Boston, Newark. y. j.. ana Eurhcstcr.
y. Y" ana took into custody men IN.
dictcd by a grand jury here It few
days ago, Us well as others said To
be connected with the alleged frauds.
The defendants, It is said. guaiau-
t"rd Ia dispose OF stock iu various on
t"rpriscs charging as u fec in adj
vance sum equal To- unr-jhrrd OF
the value ol the stock
Upon receiving the commission. tho
government charges. IN, defendants
made no effort To sell the securities.
The prisoners viii %, brought to
cincinnati for trial IT H. said
FIVE Of those arrested vrr, lndlct.
cd by the tinted states grand Jury
her" last month. The victims, il ls
alleged, were individuals ana corpora
tons trying to place stocks ur bonds
on the market.
The following members uf the al.
legged ring were indicted b., tho fed.
rr1l grand jury today.
f. u, MiuNIrd, now of cleveland:
}. Gordon Malcolm, who went tp can
ada before the indictments we're re-
turned; Thomas Fishwick. NOW IN
Boston, George :. Hannafurd. now in
Chicago; J. Il. Long. no win lmnalo.
Tn" indictments chargc the use of
the mails to drTrnud.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
MAMMOTH CHEESE AT
LOCAL GROCERY STORE

\ mammoth cheese weighing 400
pounds * attracting lot of attention
rs n special display In one Of the
show windows Of the Jnnn GroCcry
company, This cheese was one Of
the prize swimming exhibits At the last
New York state fair, which indicates
It's exceptional quality ~ well ~ its
extraordinary size. II In what In
known In the trade Hs fun cream
chcesc, and experts say that II could
not have been made from less than
500 gallons Of milk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
LED
ELECTORS BY
700 VOTES
Semi-0fficial Returns from
All Counties Show That AL
buQuerque Man Defeated
JafGa by 400.
TOTAL VOTE IN STATE
FORTY.NINE THOUSAND
tsprcInI Corrrsrnnarnre % ln. msraIdl

Especial Correspondents" 20 Chs Herald
SanDn lo, y. VI, Soy. 10, In adj
vance ct the official canvass. official
returns are nov IN from every c"un-
~ IN >,N MoNtco aud show total
of approximately loo"u votes cast In
IA" ol'ctiuu uG Nu, p.
Th" returns shou .nu Mr.. Fergus
aou ram uhuul TOO vote. ahead or ~"
Drmuorati. presidential electors aud
that hr had e plurality over MIR. Jana
ct between 1000 ana 400,
Official returns thus far complied
show that Ferguson carried Cullsx
Toy lu2, rhtN,s hN ~ bona Auu bS
a. Lincoln hy ~. Mora los -, Sucur-
ru Dos lt1 and lurnu hv 3Si.
IaUa carried l;Iu hrribn by 4Sl,
Tao. 10. &c. uud NHlrucm 10y 9IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
HELP GET THOUSAND
MEMBERS FOR LOCAL
GOOD ROADS SOCIETY

= II you haven't Joined tho Al =
y buquerque Good Roads assOcia-
= ton, attend the meeting tomOr- .
y row night at the Commercial .
= club, enroll your name as Il .
y member and help get as muny .
= more az you can. II Is proposed .
y tc make a vigorous EFFORT to raise
y the membership to 900 or more .
. In order To have the organization .
. thoroughly representative Of the .
= people of the city.
At the meeting tomorrow night .
y mears will bo discussed for bee .
y ginning immediate work on the .
= worst OF the bad roads leading .
y out OF this city and for signpost- =
y Ing The same.
Every boosters presence is .
y cordially desired,
y . . . y . y = y =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
NATIVES LEG BROKEN
BY FALL FROM BUCKING
BRONX ON CENTRAL AVE

tomaldo Gonzales, young native
citizen. In at 81. JOscph's hospital this
afternoon with broken leg. tho re-
suit Of II tuaslc on Central avenue be-
tween First and second streets this
morning with vicious bronco which
Gonzales VAS riding, Tho latter was
thrown with considerable force on the
paved street frncturlng tho leg, lie
was taken into the office OF Or. EUgio
osuna ana given first aid, after which
no was removed 10 the hospital iIE an
ambulance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
VARSITY WILL BATTLE
WITH MENAUL ELEVEN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Announcement was made today
that game ~ football has been ar.
ranged between the clovens Of the
University or New Mexico and OF the
Menual school, to be played on
H0pewell Held next Saturday afteF.
noon at $3.50. The Menual school
has IA strong team, which. heaTtened
by the overwhelming defeat of the
varsity by the Form~rH Saturday, ex-
poets TO give the University bunch II
run fer their money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
ONE KILLED; TWO
BADLY WOUNDED
IN GUN FIGHT
Politics Mixed With Too Much
Booze Ends in Killing i'll
Saloon at Clayton; Another
May Die.
Especial Correspondence 81 the Herald J

| Npeclnl correspondence w Nhr hefnlu
clayton, y. NJ Soy. Is joe NV
err an old Culuradu n Southern see
ton foreman, Was shot und killed,
Frank Garcia Is expected to die aud
his brother Ciprlauo iH seriously
wounded uy the result at shooting
ARRAY last might IN Ia" saloon of
Juan Garlic. The men wcr" all
drinking heavily ana political dis
cussion brought To- violent "ulminn-
ton III feeling which, has existed he
tween the men tor some tliuc pact.
Rivers was shot twice In the nhdu-
men ana once In the arm and lived
several hours, Prank Garcia was
shot twice through ~, head vain Il
ii-Cnlibrr aiN .ahu~ ter ana CipriHn,
Gurcin was shot lllruugh the left
shoulder. -Four guns were used and
over fifteen shots were nred. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
ANNUAL ART SALE
OF WOMAN'S CLUB
STARTS NEXT FRIDAY

TAe annual art sale held by the
Womans club will start next Friday
afternoon al $3.50 o'clock at 2O5 West
Central avenue. the rooms formerly
occupied by the Harris Jewelry store.
The art department Of the club. Mrs.
n. l.. WoOton director, will be m
charge. The ladies will sell fancy
articles OF various descriptions, hand
painted china, homemade candy and
other homemade good things 70 eat
and tea will be served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

governor for some time to come.
II dOh't hook very. much like =
sick man, 10 ~" asked the Eovefuot.
And don't feel like one, either, I
haven't had Ahynician attend me-
since oct. - followed his lnstrtin.
tons with reference to diet ana that
Is all there In to H."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
PRESIDENT TAFT MAKES
BRIEF VISIT TO YALE
my Leased Wire TO rvsAlnH HsraIa1

my Leased Wire 60 pVsAInH mePaIa1
New York. Nov. lS.--President TAFT
left New York a few minutes after q
o'clock this morning to attend tho
meeting or the Yale corporation In
Sew Haven, lilo expected to make
only brief stay In New Haven and
to leave there 81 o'clock this after
noon, This schedule would bring him
to New York about y. ~.
Ncw vaudeville ut the Crystal to-
night,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
SPANISH AMERICAN
NORMAL SCHOOL BURNS


santa l'r. y. NJ. Nov. lS.--News
has reached here of the complete de-
struction saturday night hy fire of
the Spanish American Normal school
building at I'll Rito, Rio Arriba coun-
ty A defective tiue started the firc,
which burned itself out by reason Of
lack Of nrc-nghting equipment. Tn"
loss In about $4,000 with $4,000 In.
HuranCc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
Marconl Has Excellent GLASS Eye.

Venice, Nov IS. 49, william Mar
conf made his first public appear
unce lust night since hiA recent uc-
oident, AT a luncheon given In his
honor by rrlnccHs P0rie Berthe. the
widow ~ Count Carlos OF Bourbon.
Mr.. Marconi, who suffered the lOES
Of his right eye In an automobile
collision Sept. 20, nenr Borghetto
surprised everybody Dy the natural,
ness Of his appearance. lie wears ar
artificial eye which has been 80 in.
geniously c0ntrlved that II is not "a
be distinguished from the natural
eye. and seems also 10 be endowed
with the power OF movement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
DEFINING MAN DIES
FROM FALL FROM HORSE


l"s."' "'@pea'" =" NNening heThih j
Demlng, No. NJ. Nov tS.--L a,
Watkins died this morning NJ u re-
Sult Of injuries received IN fall irons
his horse q frw days ago. An Opsr-
Hllon WIS performed saturday. The
funeral viii take place tomorrow at
t"ru"on An the business houses or
III" town viii be-, closed as mark OF
respect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

Tommy went home one day with n
nice new golf bali.
Look at the lost ball ! found on
the links. fatheri" he said.
but are your sure. Tommy" said
Mr.. Traddies. that II was a lost ball
reaily?"
"oh yes. said the boy. II saw the
man and his caddy looking for IT,
London Opinion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
snceaI's second TRIAL IlrrIns.

Fort Worth, Tex, Nov ls.--TakEnE
OF testimony In the second trial OF J.,
u. Snecd, accused Of the murder of
Captain AL q. BoycO, was begun her.
today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

They viii do something for justice
at last In New York. The statue over
the city hail viii be regilded. buffalo
Inquirer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

ROBIN HOOD, feature picture,
Harris Orpheum tonight ana Tuesday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-12-13
NEWS FROM FAR
AND NEAR

Chicago, Dec. SACK Johnson,
negro prize fighter, on Tuesday mar.
ried Lucille Cameron, the white girl
who escaped the custody of her moth
er a week ago.
New Orleans, Dec. 6.-After a visit
here of nearly a week, the battleships
Minnesota, Kansas, Michigan and
South Carolina, under command OF
Rear Admiral Fletcher, weighed an
Choir Wednesday and sailed.
Akron, O., Dec. 5.-Authorities
rushed Harvey Shanower to Barbour
ton just before Don where he was
hurriedly arraigned. He pleaded not
guilty to murder of his wife, waived
examination, was held to the grand
jury without bail, and rushed back to
the county Jail at Akron, successfully
evading an angry crowd that uttered
threats of %lynching.
Washington, Dec. 5.-President Taft
reappointed Walter F. Frear, governor
of Hawaii, and appointed Ernest A.
Mott-Smith secretary of Hawaii.
Lisbon, Portugal, Dec. 9.-Not few
err than eighty-two Portuguese fisher
men lost their lives during a storm on
the coast of Portugal Friday. The
survivors suffered severe privation,
being without food or water.