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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
Y 4 = y X X & X X X y * \ =

Y BIG COMMITTEES.
: Chicago, H., June 1S.-Con-
x vention committee appoint
s ments announced today includ-
s ed the following:
Permanent organization, Ari-
zona, F. T. Wright; Colorado.
Casimiro Barela: New Mexico,
: E. A. Cahoon; Wyoming, Pat
\ rick Sullivan; Texas, John E.
\ Elgin.
' Rules: Arizona, F. T. Wright,
y Colorado, E. T. Elliott: New
y Mexico, Gregory Page, Wyom-
\ ing, C. D. Clark; Texas, P. f.
= Baier.
\ Resolutions: Arizona. Jas.
\ T. Williams; Colorado, A. n.
y Parrish; New Mexico, Fl. 0.
y Bursum: Texas, W. NJ. Nc
Y Donald; Wyoming, W. H. Hunt
\ ley.
\ Notify President of nomina-
y ton: Arizona, J. L. HubbeH;
y Colorado, Simon Guggenheim;
y New Mexico, J. NJ. Cunning
\ ham; Wyoming, John Morton.
= Notify Vice President: Arizona,
y J. C. Adams: Colorado, Jeffer-
y son Farr; New Mexico, W. D.
y Murray; Wyoming, c. E. Car
y penter.
<xN <<x x< %xEx = =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
IAFTGETs FIRST BLOOD IN HARD FOUGHT
BATTLE WHICH ELECTS ROOT|N CONVENTION


Other Pet Names Freely Exhanged Speakers Ere
queny Lonely Band the
E1ubbub Police Are Not Neces
Lined Up Throughout the Big Coliseum Ro
the Personalities
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
s s = s & 4 % 4 g X = x
BIO GRANDE DEMANDS
ANOTHER CHILD VICTIM.

\ ANOTHER CHILD VICTIM.
y While playing beside the irri-
y cation canal on her fathers
y farm, the 1S-months-old baby of
y Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Reeder, of
y La Mesa, Dona Ana county, fell
Y into the water Of the ditch and
y was drowned. The baby had
y toddled away from its mother
y and was gone only few min
y utes before being missed. About
y 200 yards below the spot where
y the child fell in a man stand
= ing on the canal bank discov-
y cred the child's body drifting
= down the stream and recovered
i it from the water. The baby
\ was named Phoenix Inez Reed
y er, and was buried in the La
= Mesa cemetery, the burial serv-
\ ice of the Episcopal church be-
Y ing used.
y y = X y = = y y y y y y =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
AGED BROKER IS
ROBBED Of $4,000
Chester Yates Arrested in
San Francisco Following
Thefts From Hotels
NEW YORK WANTS HIM TOO
Crime He Is Charged With Com.
mitted Year Ago But He
Finally Was Caught.

<By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
San Francisco, Calf, June IS
Chester Yates was arrested here to-
day on information from the New
York police, in which he is charged
with having robbed an aged broker OF
$4,000 worth Of bonds in that city
a year ago. The clew came from San
Diego, where he is wanted for a series
81 hotel burglaries.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
e = S s s s & s = y : )
HELP ENTERTAIN

WIN IT ~ - 0O - u
On Thursday forenoon at 10
O'Clock, the special train of the
Federation of Women's Clubs,
will arrive in Santa Fe on its
way to San Francisco. The WIS.,
!, itors will be entertained by
, the Woman's Board of Trade
and will be shown the town.
, All those having autos will
|, kindly have them at the Santa
Fe depot at 9:45 a. m. so that
!. the visitors may be taken about
5 town without unnecessary de-
lay.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18

champions TOOK the stage, round ol
cheers swept the NAH. Pennsylvania,
New jersey and California yelled wild
4y 1or the Roosevelt leaders.
There was brief consultation by
the opposing forces. Then Governor
hadley stepped to the front Of the
stage and began his argument. the
pIau OF Roosevelt leaders announced
Two days ago was being carried out
apparently Without regard to the ac-
ton OF the Roosevelt delegates last
night, who voted to put in resolution
Offering $40 unCOntested affirmative
votes to carry any proposition.
Governor Hadley briefly announced
again his motion and the fact that
RoseWater had ruled that point OF
CrQer against the motion seemed TO be
well taken.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18

by the secretary, being the lowest bid
der, and that for the laws to an Albu-
querque printer.
EleuteTiO Baca is a son Of Don Juan
Maria Baca, one of the well known
and influential pioneer citizens Qtedp-
per Las Vegas. The Translator is not
poet, and was a classmate of Deputy
Game Warden Page B. Otero at St.
Louis University 1869 to 1871. Mr..
Baca graduated as the valedictorian OF
his class, from the classical course,
his CRATIC nbeing delivered in the
Latin language. Mr. Baca has been
teaching school lately in the state of
Texas
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
Dental Board.

The New Mexico Board of Dental
Examiners this noon concluded the
written examination of the seven ap-
plicants for license to practice in New
Mexico and this afternoon and tomor-
row will conduct clinic in which the
applicants must give evidence of their
practical ability. DR.. F. R. Lord of
Las Vegas, has been elected president
of the board. and Dr. NJ. J. Moran of
peming, secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
Roll Call by Names.

1t was stated as the hour for con-
vening drew near that the role call on
the election of temporary chairman
would be by individuals and not by
states. This plan will be in accor-
dance with the action of the conVen-
tion in 1884.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
Watson Yields to Payne.

Floor Leader Watson of the Taft
forces then stepped to the front and
yielded ten minutes of time to Repre-
sentative Payne of New York. Payne
was cheered as he began to talk, put
later he also got into trouble with the
crowd.
This is a question of order in this
convention on one hand" said Payne,
and possible chaos on the other
How about the Payne tariff bill?'
shouted a voice, from the gallery, and
4 cheer, mixed with jeers held up
Payne's talk for some time.
Mr.. Payne made historical argument
to show that the convention could not
possibly proceed to take any action
without a temporary organization.
Suppose this question is put who
viii vote on it," asked Representative
Payne.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
"Thieves," is Answer.

Thieves, thieves" called out men,
bers OF the California delegates.
Shall the roll made up by the ma
tioral committee vote?" he continued.
Cries of mo, no" sounded from the
hall
Cor the roll made up by the gentle.
man from Missouri
Governor Hadley started forward.
"po you want me to answer that?' he
asked
'Hadley, Hadley,' shouted some
Roosevelt enthusiasts. You see you
run right into chaos" declared Payne
"Mr. Chairman, am glad to know
the Republican party" continued
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18
o GIVES MGOVERN TWO
Votes AND THROWS SIX TO ROOT IN OPENING BATTLE

a fog horn voice finally got attention
at 12:15 p. m. and announced that
f,ashlight picture WAS about to be
taken The crowd was quiet. Then
came tremendous boom" as the
flashlights exploded, The band broke
into the Star SpangIed Banner" and
a delegate shoated amid cheers: THE
opening gun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB
ctEens VII Perfect Organization 81
Meeting Held Toms ht %
Commercial Club.

ssrrDnn ~ Is N.te 81 fhD cum
mvfuai Ciua nneuuees m..unr o.
nr hrd rmNht m fhe numerical
CHU ma ni 81 ossa.h tnr trr pnr
fnse of afrHniuur DNstnF Ure
lnd paH1l Cuh $50 hat lntre ert
a Fa.h an nfHtnistfien ars rrpafs',i
tn hr present sneral r'ur,us hale
tfesdg nFnnet doslr d. noa.ane
mtmners ana il % ihaufh uai N,
club uin hv nrraninoH vlth na lees
tnan -s rharfef mouh,fr 1h0 nal
ollib viii ha affiliated With thu asumal
assarfstlau
The nsw cinh wfN hafr anres fe
the rfr rams, ~ ihe Crpus rnfit.t
Wasa.trefs while fhe o'nh ~ noi lf.
nnafea with she militia. "a is fosfuel
and eneaafafra 81 th, Urn.d siaiss
government ord f.aicatsIona ara netr
"a ihs purchase "a rifles nnd smnant
tom
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. is
la-ss Attt~eA~es 70 txneStet Arc tie
heiieirss Ma, Be cse~dse
OntA lao. Z


surNirten6snt "a w cu.s.iey. 81
the Caspns chfi.u Daeac . hs.,ls
sfaies lfsi.f,iss thAt al us pfa,ilesl
fead, faa ihe si'enins "a n. FAN
forlu uf M s,h.,ais hefe ~ ~trtefntef
lt Ihe1e are = esapie ~ rnsitits a.
ae oHed ~ nsaHc ics, hers tui ths
nain ieseh.ne atas has ahsaas teta
selected
snp.fntendeni Crasity sfstea inst
srft tfttHdaare Nas expected ln
- latA shaeis ftls sssr ifs sss
af tht op.Hiln ihai it, NaIsnes eaaii
aHe5 o. ih,f taeitlp uuN tss
lref I'D tht Yeaf ia vhllh Nfa. tH,
ase eaft hsaldess eIa 81 rvsds lts
aapuptn2 lie pfr1tis sue,t stfui
tetr ln slhatl ~uft
after tisiina CITIES in ntrth ard
Nenffl resas superintendent cfoss
80 feanN tnti ihe ,afuns ,hfisii
s.htal 81 asid m tsft Aith stsntins
ths at0t Dltss snd lhsi the soi.'os
s.fh dant here was refhans a,u,r
.e.,fnisoi ia oih,f maas ihan ai
aanr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
WILL ENFORCE ORDINANCE
Pre- chisi Rlaas sistes Ns VII Make
tvsry tnee 70 tnfetts ctY
Ftfe Ord nants

ilfe ChIf lUflH tuf.H thai hH Nlli
mate ereu rfau fp annafe hy afr
nfdInante sthffn 49, Do s uslticn
iiefsffan ihert hatr n,en mam iN
tratiinns ~ UhH nrdnahrs sam' ~
ihen n,terDus
'insi $3.50 600 ,Hliras ihf hafe
lteen artssniri a. $50 rsisi,n ipr q
nuspnee Hud fhHf lntepi fainliaF
thaf nHposr tn inf hsH 30 nN aNuiU
hnf uomuons of enc rrp nrtlnarus
NiN ho tleor,nfif ftosia. aiel Z mean
o. rnt nn fHtmli,H anl eHlid ntr iD
base yh, NH'nf aunaHn. thf fso'
fhtf fnn hft nrilraf.e 9nrhi n' fi.ad
tn a1Ianias' hl aoHf f 4nf basnsaa
men rHm ChlfI Mtra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
LEAVES FOR PARIS, FRANCE
D. - O. nsaney Wi gesr ss Paw.
~ aad Vat Frsnsh srs Go.
pltnN tsspstas whls
IN Gusops

~ ilsffs a heaneY lcu MonslA,
~ Paris rfaasc whefe hs ein tin
his 0lie and sslidrsn eha haNs bevsi
ss,entine ihe sanner ~ish Ma lgesn-
rts farrnit
uf nrnpe, ~iu ~ awae ~ t~o
n aita as 80 afrsfs nat sniy VISIT
.na ito ffeneh hospttals IA hss nsso
30, tn,iofn etsr ~ aorore tta Mise
t.,i.t g. H.aks d sleil slat in i..ns
aen sn auit o. sei h faush ~itn Ih,
iairsi m,fhsss sinriotti slfoat
ta sna Nes iItaHot vM rtpn
.naut n its safii Hn ara ilf mesn,N
skpssa ta tesamf 0tft .n tseisi,ei
rmHs p4 Wnsnete sheenfe in
rirar Msihls wsii knawn in ibis seg
ucn 81 the st.is win have shaffe %
bis rfaeths
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
WILL GIVE RECEPTION
Sou,h~sttefr Tsisphons Co 70 Invite
People 81 Corpus 20 respect
fsn Plant hug ~

Tho Southwestern Telarhaue cnm
pany has issue dintfailpns ~ ips ini
itli reception whiah will ie ntiI Be- fis
neu eHrhanre hnnalnF be ihe CORNER
~ nrnnaWay and Lawrence streets. on
Weipealay Auruai ef ffam 1g ta
90 80 O'Clock 10 The reception $50
rs htt. bcrn hcd on Anfnn la hui
SEES necessarily donfed ahc uert
The purpose ~ ihr rorgfan a rs
,..iu-iiit lhs l'.lnie = Toe cas- silh tho
nre piHni shiloh has ia.eu iusiallsd herr
and efriain tht ppsfafus ahlfh q thf
uesi matlern and complete in exist
nnrn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
HUSKETEERS HAVE DRILL
oid Progress Under Csptan
y y sssktnt

Tho urvuiHf esrtiY drills ~ tha
ratpua Cinlan MHasttsfs atis hsld
FRsi ulehs n ihe Commercial Dims
panY eerr ig.ssn1 rhe oenffsif ~
natinn siifndid lansfss@ unacf car-
tain 4 b iIaakins ano q = falia "a
lhai = t4-ih aslH am g. hsla a.-.n
afl"f ih. nee fifslpueni Be- fss.vi. 80
The maftef ~ securing tie mrs ami.
fnfHus sffl ruus Hea disHnasel nnd b.
- ftss pfahailie thaf she's pis aa hefe
hNreral talks asft made ~ nnanbsfp
~ ihf n4mn ~ hf ihf hufinsea meet
ing ana ihc bHfr ere enthusiastic in
iheu hape ~ hafinf one = ihs efaeA
companies af tha Ffata haf0
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
10 oUirr IIoNo soeora


Little ssrioua Damaas fisinp Dens ~
Hsldsfs SAYS osssss Warts psass
NAN ANTONIO Tsaaa Aus - a
Thai eanaitions are mucn auister aiunr
fhr Mesicsn irofaff IL ibr repnff ffsfh
iHg 'hs headquarters - ifniind rfatas
Marshal NnRrnn Nniie here While
sDns abatement has hern eapAed ~
the rsids ~ psrile- lseas ea sheff iliilf
serious aafnase has fean desn. 1arshai
Ni.iie Il hero af.sflnr the laaIss iiaa
~ ne ls1faef 10 fisfHon ana bss ofpiefea
nis men ~ ~ exceptionally fig,ishl
ise Il - ths ofinian ihat orrxrs Il ai,e9f
willing g. qun. While Marshal soits
VAS i.eap sublime wifh rather span
force ~ frsn. yef ~ has bsta ahie ~
~ times 90 kerr 'naiiefs well ~ hard
wishi ths laai slN months many lfa
roFfsni affes,s ~ vielsiiun - ihe neu
railiy lass have been made b, his a..
garfmrni-
MaFEhal Naise has been krpi - tuey
fhst BE- viii ks sHmiYie ~ attend ihs -.
pnhiicsn Nf8fe convention A Fart
worth This wfli ~ ~ first time h
many years that Nr Noile has been Al.
ann Ne IL nnd hAs hsen ops ~ The
TRUSTED advisers - Col cersi A. f.ynn
n Is d0whfful u nGy ~ tho fsdsral
officers from thln dlsfrfef via b. pres.
sni Al the conversation The luprersiofl
aesrna 20 preraii iha; ,hs slaecreEog
clans wiii control
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
80 IRRleArlonlsrs -


kELpWSA 81. g. AuF pa psie-
eutss from au over western Canaaa
are hens affenaiae tee eons entinn 81
tlie Western Canaa Irrlratlaa sssot la
iion shish began teslay. nr samBfI
ferfief chirf ~ iufsafleu snsrsusa-
tlons. tnliea States department - as.
ricaiturs uIl b. ene rs tte chief
sreakers Ir rruw IL suiaed
az nns ~ M foremost irrifatinn es-
f,er1s go ihs e,nfnrnt and hap hesn
irNettieatHg tAe Kohisei ~ vattr 80.
minisifailoa ga fhs prosluos fef thr
munioirai ryerunemt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
CRY FEDERATION NETTING

Nrr ~ - @rtHfn hrs crHre
meeting ~ ihe CTS Federation af hrr
bone 81 chapaffai sirefi ~ rhsrs
day Afternoon "a ociark Au thf
alsrd chalrnsn and mrnbffs 70 ths
orgsuisHilon arn regu'fif1 o. Bal rfcs.
snt "a fhe mssIrr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
Seaside Theatre


'rnr spevi isrmen thinErapai. a.
us rNmesiN ihls is N,rS amnsHe Tnn
automobile enthusiasts aeCils ihai thrt
can ein read raro ana wiNf ih.aF
old fashioned sars sppi' ~ fH'mpoe
Tho seenes ~ ease real etfrt are esa
intfrcstine nnd wrll taken
~rne Stolen RING u.pt.nl drana
vFor Hrr Fathers sakf tNaiesl
artrna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
HGAvYwGloHT ANNOUNCES.

NEw YORK. Aun "a Halior
Tom shafhef sgnnnp0tf himself 49,.
niEhf a. p ecantanatr ~ fGe anita
isatfssirhs ehamplebship ~ ths
World
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
MASS MEETING AND
BAND CONCERT HELD
At ARTES|AN PARK
LARGE cRowp ATTENDED, oerN
AIR FEATURE.
cisaa ue csmpAisn q Ne lsaashsa
~ UafNss,--rsises fes ao,s
sad Gifis


4 ierks crowd Vas nfe.sal ls~l ntsbi
a. the feeular aia wech ~ " A hass
cpurer ard thr open an mass mteiing
~alsh ~as h.id a. Asiessu park fsom
i o. 30 Nvlerk 4 splendid pfukrtn
eas rsffitd uat wiih ihe cos. 9atlon .,f
it, bana ard thv Cip Federation In
coi.ie.slna The shtef ttluiprnl and mass
rsrstina
TIE mass meeihs wa- iesiissteA
10 the ciis Ysatfailan faf ths ratf..s.
~ lFeatins a Ftesfsf lnttresi IN ihs sigy
fl,sn4 up camralen nhioh 10 "a seN
erai speeches we're made faile~ iur
whloh iho hand veii,ensd ihe larse
eFawd Win musical Teuai'iunh
SECRETARY W a ma, ~ ths Com
melsiti C1eh aeisi a. master ~ esfv
'aonlss The firsi speatar ~ ths e,se
me Mas nsN ifsnn AusflA pans q
ihs Wrist frvsi', lpsian rhunh ~ ttls
ciy in his tan neV Apstn aiscpssed
foHf gsfslnai gepturvr in ferafa ge
hsaIh Those ~.fc rare psiat pu,f
f.led pufe air ana puf, Thought iis
inusffaiinns y efe lsaI ru, and CONS Inc
lnu ana csah vas q lssson Ia oivic AND
personal eieana.ness
TIE usu utaksg eas Milton r,sf.
oig m.mbst a f,io eipoflai alan ~
ihu faim eni neeth ~ nspts a.
senie lH ftsnsfHl eaY 80 ihy itffus a
fltir cleanliness and ~ fhs tiasn 49,
movements which htes hnen persistent
~ raffiei oui boz nihtf f.tHa a. rt
ffer nuNte ~ ibs spifHlia nttnfai go
NthilNUs ~ corpus nhflsii o. natlna
auf of ihs most hetmifnl sNlsa in ine
state sna predicted tam tents snuii ia
tlnie he aHr ~ ESQ mnsi iHiparling tnI
iaffrsi DNles aiuHr ths epllr. osu
ptaa
SIS Wuitam 0ethafdt f,rfaaenilnn
fhe CTS tssiefailen. spals - SOC esni
psien which Was in pfsafssr Ia thls
|fIi, snd " ihs "t'leancsl faan b. 1s.saa
DuHiesi in whhb Corpus CHRISTI his
hrgH fut,fod ~ cash p,isc ~ faoe
nhe esplaiaed ihs nii~. - ibc .sini.si
,ud stated ihal the olis unjust 81 nla,,al
Iin ihhfaush sieanif condition ai ihH
earliest date persni. ia otd'f a. h,'
ready fat ;ae inspection which wnl
ie made hi a representative ~ nni.
isuds MbEstiua Whieh IL ropdu0 lime
ihe contest An Inspector may ht in
lrarrus fnfiaii ~ any date sfirf Ans
uai ST. kna Nsrrafst nFad nnNsi
effort 10 tho work ~ eioaninf rupul
( christi
! iteN Miiief sinftf1 fNrsmlsfiHref ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

TIE cheapest sHii you car bay IL the
ore shlqh wiil give you the most
service Tho famons Va v PRICE a
Co. clothes made 10 hrF are clothes
We stand behind We sell ON and
wear en-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

NJ MILLER aiso arnpupoos sffsfHl
shah prizes uhleh wii be eiren o. ihs
bryce ana Girls ~ fhr rify. being . por
snpai couifihpilan ~ asa W ths weft
~ me winners 10 i ~ swaiiiaF ram
Nalrn Thla contest ei3 htfiu "a kuF
utt is mn chose - Aaeuai gi nsiint
eniy tfu days F4rhi cash pfires fanr
ing ffosn 81 % So 1900 ehch piii b.
ssrasd az ihe winners ~ this tpN
tosi Mr. Miller ennounrsi that tho
sws'fina osmpsfsu iuaRry vaDis y.
HssfefaFs ~ q ui4ks ~ %. c.,saasf-
tal riYb Mas iisnii.p ciiy editor -
shs Democrat y q knifhi fiis editor
~ The CATER
Tar rules governing ihr ~ swaitihR
campairn viii - published b. ran ia
me iofN pafrds within q day ~ 80
The nusicai pfatfam pes thorough
b enloyed The a. W A. haDa hsn
ff0en Yffy uapaiaf aim casrua rlsfis
tisus ana rs emanY Visitors
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

AZ asTsla waHi1 makc nice
rhdE rtsert We hafc seme nnr
eS te sfalnms, tf1 MmguH4
rect sif az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

The Caller ssns I'd page b roar
sxIsatloa.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-17
BILLS Of LAD|NG
TO HAVE VALUE
Shippers, Consignees and
Bankers Join in Urging
Special Legislation

Washington, Feb. Ito end al
legged wholesale frauds in Interstate
commerce shippers, consignees and
bankers today appealed to the inter-
state commerce commission to rec
ommend legislation to make railroads
liable for all statements of bills of
lading.
The movements has for it's purpose
legislation to upset a decision Of the
supreme court of the United States
| In 1888 to the effect that an inter-
state railroad was not liable on q bill
of lading signed by station agent,
unless the goods actually had been
received by the railroad.
Professor Williston of Harvard uni
versity. as a spokesman, introduced
a number Of dealers In commodities
who spoke. Sol Wexler. a New Or
| leans banker. Phelan Beale, repre-
senting German cotton dealers. and
Francis B. James OF Cincinnati also
addressed the committee.
So wholesale had been the custom
OF agents of railroads issuing bills
Of lading without receiving the goods
and bankers having to stand the loss.
MIR. Wexler asserted that either bank
ers soon would stop advancing money
on bills or would he required to
charge large discounts for the risk.
Expectation Of goods to foreign coun-
tries. he said. wa. suffering. because
foreign bankers were afraid of Ameri-
can bills Of ladlng. He mentioned
the cotton trade as suffering particu-
larly.
The hearing will lhe continued to.
morrow. when opponents Of the pro-
posed legislation will be heard.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-17
TIMBER WOLVES
TREED PREACHER
NEAR VIRGINIA
Pack Kept Him on Top of a
Log Loader For Entire
Night
FOUGHT Them OFF BY
BURNING BOOK AND LANTERN
Lumber Camp Boss Refused to Let
Preached Hold Service And in ANGER
He Started to Next Camp And Was
Followed by the Pack.

Duluth. Feb. 17.-An encounter
with pack OF timber wolves forced
John Sornherger. a disciple Of the
famous sky pilot Higgins. to spend
last night perched on the pinnacle OF
q log-loading derrick. rhe sky pilot
returned to Duluth today.
Il had gone to q lumber camp
north of Virginia early in the even.
ing" he said. land had asked the
boss to allow me to preach sermon
to the fumberjacks. The boss refused.
I became angered and decided to start
for the next camp. six miles distant.
'-wo miles out OF camp. about .
o'clock.1 heard wolves. There were
many Of them. They began following
mo, far back. Suddenly one went past
my left arm with a snap. lit on his
Seeing they intended to attack. I
piece after another and dropped the
burning pieces in the trail. By that
method I managed to return to the
camp which I had left. There I got
a lantern and started out again.
Il met the wolves at the same plae0
and they wasted no time in making
an attack. BY swinging the lantern
In their faces l kept them OF and
made dash. Just then the log load.
er doomed up and made for It."
Sornberger. previous to his convef.
sion by Higgins. was prize fighter,
and was known as 1.-THE Terror OF the
Lumber Camps" Since his accept
ance of religion he has followed in
the footsteps Of Higgins in the north
woods
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-17
MAY LoCATE LANDS

Washington. Feb. 17.-In an opin-
ion affecting the so-called Ryan
claims on Controller bay, Alaska,
which were the subject Of a congress
sional investigation last year, Assist
ant Attorney General Cobb for the In
terror department decides that lands
soldiers additional rights law, pro-
vided the lands are above ordinary
hieh tides. Lands which are inun-
dated only by the extraordinary high
waters Of October and November are
to be considered as above tide. This
will allow two Of the Ryan claims,
Il they are found correct In all re-
spects aside from the question Of tide
and several other technical. questions
considered In the opinion.
AZ to one Of the other Ryan claims.
Acting Secretary Of the. Interior Ad-
ANS has instructed Commissioner
Dennett Of the land ONCE to. adjudi-
cate the application for. railway right
Oh way.