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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-11-01

Arellano, Antonio Romero, Gabriel
Leyba, Harry Anderson, Antonio
G. Pacheco, Rosalio Mondragon,
Alberto Suazo y Hardin Rayley.
REPORTE DEL
GRAN JURADO
El Gran Jurado por 81 condado
de Taos, ~ M. en- 81 t6rmino de
Octubre, 1912, present6 81 siguien.
to reporte ante la corte al concluir
Sus tareas. t2AAzA<
Nosotros kemos estado en- aten-
dencia sobre la corte por los dlti-
mos seis diass y siguiendo las ms
trucciones de su honor, nosotros
hemos investigate todas las alega
clones de violaci6n la ley que han
venido a nuestra atenci6n.
Nosotros hallamos que es la
practica de un buen ndmero de
Jueces de paz del condado de Taos
en- DIR y determinar pleitos civiles
en- el lado criminal de sus dockets
y a6anzarlos para el Gran Jurado
en- casos de NAL proceder, cuaudo
tales causas podrian ser oidas y de-
terminadas fnalmente por el ]uez
de paz su1etas solsmente al dere-
cho del acusado, y el acusado sola-
mente apelar a 6sta corte. Noso
tros hemos instruido al Fiscal de
informar completamente cada un
juez de paz cuales son sus deberea
y poderes en- este respecto y de ms
truirlos para en- 10 future.
70.
Nosotros deseamos dar las gra-
cias a la corte y oiciales de la mis-.
ma por la cortesia rendida a noso-
tros, y asegurandOles que nosotrOs
hemos conclude nhestras lAbores,
nosotros pedimos ser descargados
de mas atendencia score la corte.
Respetuosamente sometido
Juan q. Martinez
Presidente del Gran Jurado.
X ~
N. dc r. Dspldo . la aglomera.
cion de trabajo que Sc ha presenta.
do ante la oficina del secretario de
la corte do Distrito, durante la SO.
mana en- curse, no le fue possible a
este poner en- limPio los procedi-
mientos de dicho tribunal, motive
por el cual no publicamos en- esta
entrega las causas ventiladas du.
rante la semana, 10 que haremos en-
la Prdxima entrega.
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Bryan y Wilson

Todos opinan que 81 Woodrow
Wilson fuere electo la presiden-
cia, su consejero principal yla nj
fluencia preponderante de su admi-
nistraci6n sera la de William Jen-
Dings Bryan, quien fue, por decir.
10 asi, 81 padrino de su postulacion
on la convention de Baltimore, J
ea q que en- la actusIidad guia sus
pasos en- la presente campana en-
cuanto 10 que Wilson debe de ha-
Ger y decir. Por tanto, tOdos espe-
ran que Bryan sera Ell ninfa Egeria
de Wilson, 81 este llega a ser Pre-
aidente, y ocupara el puesto do So.
cretario de Estado.
NuevO Mexico y sus peudas
Cuando SO veriHquen las inves.
tigaciOnes que Sc estan hacienda
respecto a Ia suma total de las deu
daa del eatado do Nuevo Mexico
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-11-01

De Questa, vimos en- la plaza du-
rante la semana a los Sres. Narciso
Vigil, Eugenio Gonzales. Epimenio
Rael, Benito Cordoba y Donaciano
Gonzales.
On. Antonio D. Arellano, de
Arroyo Hondo, de Paso que vino
la plaza con negocios personales pa
SO por nuestro despacho para sus-
cribirse a La Revista.
El martes es el dia de la elecci6n,
Y todos los que sienten gratitud vo-
taran por los candidates electorales
Republicanos porque sera un yoto
por el actual Presidente Taft.
Nuestro buen amigo y suscritor,
sefior Nabor Medina, de Ranches, y
quien por los iltimos 18 meses ha
permanecido ocupado en- Agate, Co.
10. regres6 a su hogar de Ranches
de Taos Ell dia % del que rige.
Ell j6ven Te6filo Martinez, de
Black Lake, tambien pas6 suscri-
birse La Revista de Taos el mar
tes de esta semana. De paso compr6
un buen surtido de libros en- snues-
ira hbrerfa.
Don Pedro A. Trujillo, de Black
Lake, N. M. tranz6 negOcios en- Ia
plaza y on nuestro despacho 81 lu-
mes. El senor Trujillo venfa dc El
Rito, N. M. a donde fue a lIegar
dos de sus hijas Ia escuela His.
pano- Americana.
Mr.. George Anton, agente via
jero de una importante casa CO.
mercial de Chicago, comprador de
saleas, lana, etc. estuvo en- Taos
fines de la semana paaada con me-
gocios ante los comerciantes loca.
les. Mr.. Anton hara on 10 futuro
una vista mensual On Taos.
Hon. MaIaquias Martinez, SO
halla en- la plaza desde la apertu-
ra de Ia corte, prestando su aynda
a sus amigos quienes Sc hallan con
negocioa ante dicho tribunal. Ell
Sr. Martinez es siempre 81 mismo;
en- la victoria 0 ell la derrota STEM.
pre- esta listo ayudar a sus paisanos
y amigos en- sus contingencies 0
desgracia a que esta expuesto todo
ser humane. lis eI dnico campe6n
poIitico, digase 10 que SO quiera, de
quien sus amigos y paisanos, sin
miras de afliaci6n politica, pueden
siempre depender en- cualquier
eyento 0 desgracia.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-11-01

Ell CORRESPONSAL
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-11-01
CIVIL

Pablo Lopez vs.. Guadalupe Or
tiz y Co., fue desechada por la cor
to.
LUNES. La corte SO ocup6 du.
rante todo el dia en- la instalacion
del pequeFo Jurado.
Ell pequero jurado, instruidO J
juramentado para 81 preaente ter.
minO, es el siguieDte:
Epifanio Romero, Jesus Ma.
Duran, Manuel Martinez, Mauro
Gallegos, Vicente Vigil, Federico
Truiillo, Alfredo Miramon, Emilio
Tafoya, Manuel A. Chsc6D, Mar.
tin Montoya, Tobias MARTINEZ, A
A Cummings, Ramon Martinez
| Felix Santistevan, Epifanio Vale
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CAUSAS CRIMINALES

El Estado de Nuevo Mexico VS..
Jose Refugio Lucero, nuevo Jul.
clio, la causa fue pueata para 81 dia
81 de Oct. 1912.
Ell Estado de N. M. VS.. Sslom6n
Ortega, la causa fu6 puesta para
investigation para hoy viernes.
Ell Estado vs.. Guadalupe Ortiz,
esta causa fu6 desechada pagando
los costos el acuaado. Otra causa
contra el mismo acusado tambien
fue desechads.
A. R. Manly vs.. Daniel Marti-
nez y otros. Esta causa fu6 orde-
NADIA por la corte de que un arbi-
trio fuese nombrado para tomar el
teatimonio en- la causa y que dichO
arbitrio debe presentar su reporte
final dentro noyenta dias de la fe
cha.
A. R. Manly (asignado) vs.,
Nestor Martinez y Gonzales, esta
cauaa fu6 desechada y quitada del
docket, con privilegio de reinsta.
larla.
Estado VS.. Jose Fresquez Abey.
ia. Esta causa fu6 reinstalada en-
el docket de esta Oorte.
Estado (territorio) de Nuevc
Mexico, Ex. Rel el Cuerpo de %.
misionsdos del COndado de Taos
VS.. HiginiO Sanchez y otros. Esta
causa habiendo aido oida por Ia
corte, Ia corte ordeno que la mis-
ma fuese desechada con permisc
de reinstalarla.
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fCOrrearo6denCIa Especlsfde La RHvIsrAl

cuencia y que q veces resulta en- IA
disrupcion de los partidos. Un
ejempIo de los mas salientes en- Ia
historic contemporaries reciente ea
81 antagonismo que existio entire
dos hombres famosos Y de reputa-
ci6n nacional, cuyos talentCs y ca
lificaciones eran de primer drden y
condnjeron a uno y al otro al pi-
naculo de la Influenza on la poll
tica y 81 gobierno de la naci6n.
Estos fneron el senador Roseve
ConkliDg, de Nueva York, y James
G.. Blaine, de Maine. Los celos y
rivalidad que instintivamente sue.
len inspirarse m1tuamente los ia
lentos privilegiados distinguieron
desde un principle las relaciones
entire eetos dos estadistas afamados.
Ambos eran Republicanos y Ia
guerra sorda que SO hicieron
uno al otro durante su carrera cul.
min6 al Fin en- un desastre para el
partido Republican,. Primera
mente on 1883 Blaine promovi6
una aublevaci6n entire sus partida
rios del estado de Nueva York que
resulto en- la derrota del candidate
Republican, Folger para el puesto
de gobernador Y dio Ia election q
Grover Cleveland, candidate De.
m6crata, por 10000 de mayoria-
AL aflo siguiente ocurrio la cleo.
cion presidential en- la que fueron
competidores Blaine y Cleveland,
Y entonces le vino su turno a Con-
king, cuya influencia on el estadc
derroto Blaine y did la victoria
a Cleveland. Entire Taft y RoOse-
yelt no hubo enemistad prolonga.
da y de ella provinO que Roosevelt
siendo Presidente de los Estados
Unidos, y poseyendo una influen-
cia ayasalladora sobre su partidossy y
sobre el pals, escogi6 como su su.
cesor a Taft y por medic de sus es-
fuerzos 10 hizo nominar y elegir,
considerandolo como el hombre
mas propio 9 id6neo para tai pues.
to y como 81 que mejor le conve-
MIA para ser su successor en- la pre-
sidencia. Despues, mientras SO ha-
llaba on Africa Roosevelt cazando
animales silvestres, empezaron a
aparecer los primeros sintomas de
desacuerdo entire el Presidente
Taft y los amigos de Roosevelt,
sieDdo ell desarrollo mas notable el
revelo do Clifford Pinchot de la
posicion cue ocupaba en- Ia conf
sion de conservation. Despues me-
nudearon los atsques entire 6rganoa
de la administrator en- contra de
Roosevelt, y este agri6 las relacio-
nes de los dos hombres, aunque nc
trajo un rompimiento deinitivc
hasta la csmpana de 1910, cuandc
on el estado de N ueva York Roo.
sevelt gano la convention la fac.
ci0n administrative hizo nominal
a sus preferidos las eandidaturaf
de estado. Ese fu6 81 ano desastro
SO en- que los Republicanos perdie
ron sus mayorias en- la camara con,
gresional y triupfarOn los Demo
cratas en- casi todos los estados Re.
publicanos. Desde ent6nces SO de-
claro abiertamente la guerra entire
los dos estadistas que en- la actua
lidad Sc estan disputando la presi
dencia.
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Maximiano Bacs, Secreta.

moAAllaho Oncp, OOCACto-
rio de elecci6n 1911 2.
I Noises Pacheco Juez de
election, 1911 2.
Eliseo Gurule, Juez de
Registracion, 1911 5.
Jose d. Brito, Secretario
de elecci6n 1911 Q.
Luis martinez, Secretario
de election, 1911 2.
Jose D. Fernandez, Juez
de Registration, 1911 s..
Abel Romero, Juez de
Registration, 1911 81
Juan T. Romero y Pache.
co, Juez de Registracion,
1911 s.
Jose N. Mondrag6n, Juez
de election, y por llevar la
GAIA de boletos, 1911 2.
Manuel Miera, Juez de
election, 1911 o.
Manuel M. y Torres, Juez
de elecci6n, 1911 O.
Felix Lucero, Juez de
election, 1911 o.
Manuel Espinosa, Juez
de elecci6n 81
Rafael Garcia, Juez de
Registration, 1911 81
Emilio Martinez, Juez de
Registration, 1911 81
Juan de Los Reyes San
tistevan, Juez de Registra-
cion, 1911 81
Limo TruJillo, Juez de
Registration 81
Clemente Mascarefias, Juez
de eleccidD, y por renta de
casa de election, 1911 Az
Fernando Meyer, Secre.
tario de election, 1911 2.(
Geo. L. Oldham, Secre-
tario de election, 1911 2.(
j. M. Lobato, Secretario
de election, 1911 2,(
Jose G. F. y Casias, Juez
de election y por traer la ca.
ia de bOletos 81
J0se Victor Cordoba, j uez
de Registration, 1911 81
Francisco Trujillo, Juez
de election, 1908 2.C
Aban V. TruJillo, aervi-
clos ante el Juez de Paz 10.7
Francisco Pacheco, Secre.
tario de election 2.(
Juan F. Martinez, Juez
de elecci6n, 1911 2.(
Bias Sanchez, Juez de Re.
gistracion, 1911 81
Fidel Gallegos, Juez de
elecci6n, 1911 2.(
Tomas Martinez, Juez de
Registration, 1911 81
Fablo l.. Martinez, uez
de Registration, 1911 81
Frank A. y Santistevan
Juez de election, 1911 81
Manuel E. ValleJos Juez
de Registration, 81
Camilo yaros, Juez de
election, 1911 2.(
Benito Vigil, secretsrio
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Corte de Distrito

Sigue la corte de distrito on se-
sion, siendo el intento de la corte
concluir con todas las causas del
docket.
Microbes, dia 80
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-11-01

checo, % dias dc traba]o
} como supervisor 46.0O
J. Antonio Rael, so dias
} de tra5ajo como supervisor 10000
Manuel Miera, 38 dias
} de trabalo como supervisor 1900
II. g. Newby, por cons
truir un camino en- la q. S.
Hill y canon $4,000
Las siguientes facturas fueron
aprobadas y ordenadas ser paga,
} das del fondo de conseci6n de
Animales Silvestres;
Leocadio Martinez cert.
No. ITO 400
Malaquias Oortez cert.
No. Ill 200
Malaquias COrtez cert
No. 112 400
Antonio Archuleta cert.
No. 113 200
Anastacio Santistevan cert.
No. ia 5000
Enrique Rael, cert.
No. 115 400
Malaquias Cortez, cert.
| No. 116 200
Juan M. Martinez cert.
| No. III 400
Ed. Price, cert. No. 118 400
.. Roger, cert. No. 119 200
] Z" 100 200
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Tao. Nuevo MszicO u $ a. vernes de NOviembre 9I2

construir, mantener y operar paloH
alambres, conductos, cables, insta
lamientos y material necssario pa
ra la production, transmission
venta de electrecidad y corrient'
eIectrica para iluminaci6n, calefac
ci6D, poder y todos otrOS PROPOSE
tos por cual 10 mismo pueda se
usado, junto con el derecho a usal
todas las GALES, avenidas, callejo
mes y terrenos pdblicos dentro III
Ipromedio de dos millas de la plaza
p1biica en- Ia plaza de Taos, Con,
dado de Taos, EstadO de Nuevc
Mexico, por el prop6sitc de levan
tar ensima y ALI bajO de palOs
alambres, cables, condnctos, ALAN,
bres tirantes y sostenidos para 81
plir J deliverar la plaza de Taos J
los habitantes de aqui, electrecidad
y corriente electrica para manufac
turas, calefacciones, Illumination J
propositos de poder, y para tOdoi
otros propositOs por cual la electri
cidad y cOrriente electrica puede
ser usada durante dicho periodic J
para regular el precio on adelante.
Los siguientes vouchers fueron
aprobados y ordenadoa ser paga-
dos do los foudos dc gastos de Ca.
sa de Cortes y carceI:
The Taos Print. & Pub.
Go. En- lleno por impression
para ofcina S83,4O
Gerson Gusdorf We'll Co.
Mercancias para supplement.
tos de oficins 4.15
Geo. d. Barnard & Co.
Libro de Registro $50
Crane & Co. Escritorio
de ofcina 1749
Crane & %. Archivo de
envolvedores 5.58
Tomas A. Rivera, Iapices
y tabletas .95
A. Av. Rivera, por estam-
pas de postage y cargos de
expreso 1885
Las siguientes facturas fuerOn
aprehadas y ordenadas ser paga-
das de los fondoa de Escuelas;
Jose Montaner, salario
como Superintendent de
Condsdo por el trimestre
que fnaliz6 Sept. 30 $232.17
Las siguientes facturaa fueron
aprobadas y ordenadas ser paga-
das del Fondo General de Conda-
do:
VIM. Santistevan abor-
daje de prisioueros $12.75
Sinecio Sisneros abor.
daje de prisioneros 1875
s. w. Thompson, por
traer Ell cuerpo de Fain 500
Mrs. M. @. McNitt,
por servicios como esten6.
grafa 2.56
Pedro Romero, por ser.
vicios como Juez de Paz 6.05
Chas. K. Palmer, J. P.
por tener examen en- el
cuerpo de Fain 5.75
Daniel Martinez, por arres-
tar Juan Mondrag6n etc. 7.75
Francisco Roybal, por
sxamen en- causa Criminal 37.00
Juan B. Ortega, balance
de salario, por 1911 9.1O
Romulo Martinez balan
ce de salario por 1911 lilo
Jose U. Ortega balance
de salario por 1911 8.98
E. Quintana balance de
salario por 1911 ect- $500
Lee Witt ]. 2. por to-
ner examen ll.0U
Taos Pharmacy, pres
cripcion por prisioneros
en- la carcel rs
Donaciano Vigil, por trans
portar un cuerpo muerto de
!
persona deaconocida Csc
Wm. SantistevaD, por dar
aepultura al cuerpo de Ia per-
soma no conocids 9.0C
Chas. Palmer, por dar So
pultura al cuerpo de @. 0.
Fain 15.0(
B. G. Randall, por ser.
yicios como Juez de Re.
gistraci6n, 1911 500
Juan Apodaca Juez de elec-
ci6n, 1911. 2.0(
~ m ..,Y
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raMy Roosevelt

La enemistad entire los hombres
pdbIicou dc Ia talla y eminencia de
William Fl, Taft J de Theodore
Roosevelt no es coaa nueva entire
los grpnass pOliticOs de este pals
sinO una quo SO ha visto con fro
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rio, DonacianO Vigil, Antonio D.
AreIlano, Antonio Romero, Gabriel
Leyba, Harry Anderson, Antonio
9. Pacheco, Rosalio Mondrag6n,
Alberto suazo J Hardin Rayley-
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
LEAVENWORTH LIQUOR MAN WINS
Deliveries From Stillings, Mo-, De-
clared Interstate Business by
District Court.

Leavenworth, Kansas.-The deliv-
cry of liquor from Stillings, Mo-,
to this city was declared by Judge D..
L. Wendorff in the district court as
interstate business and judgment was
entered against the state for the eX-
penses for the costs of the suit which
was brought against Mike Kirkmeyer
In his finding Judge Wendorff found
that the defendant, Kirkmeyer, re-
ceives orders for beer or whisky to be
delivered in Leavenworth and that all
collections are for a previous sale and
that in no event are orders sent c..
o. D.
The state contended that where
liquors are brought into the state in
the dealers own wagon and the col
lections made in the state, this consti-
tutes a Kansas sale.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
PATHos IN. cHILD's BRAVERY
Fortltude Shown by Little Sufferer In
Hospital Touched Lady Henry
Somerset.

Lady Henry Somerset, whose labors
In behalf of the children of the London
slums are constant and earnest, tells
this affecting story of the way in
which her interest in these little ones
was aroused.
| was moved in that direction by the
rare patience and imagination of one
little boy. His example convinced me
that patience was one of the qualities
| needed most, and in seeking it grew
into that work.
l was in hospital on visiting day,
while the doctors were changing a
plaster cast which held the crippled
boys limb. The operation was ex-
ceedingly painful, | was told. To my
surprise, the little sufferer neither
stirred nor WINGED, but made curl
GUS buzzing sound with his mouth.
After the doctors left said to him.:
How could you possibly stand it?'
That's nothing" he answered.
"Why, just made believe that bee
was stingin' me. And l kept buzzin'
because | was afraid I'd forget about
its being a bee if l didn't. Youths
Companion.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
FIND new USE FOR MOTOR CAR
WICHITA ENTHUSIAST PLAYED
FIRST POLO GAME.
Play Marked by Many Accidents, But
No One Seriously
Injured.

Wichita, Kansas.-With an over
turned car, which turned complete
somersault in the air, head-on col
lision and innumerable hairbreadth
escapes to furnish thrills to some 5,OOO
people on the side lines, the first game
of auto-polo was played in big field
at Walnut Grove park just north OF
Wichita.
Each side scored one goal in the
three 1O-minute plays, leaving the
game a tie at the end.
Despite all the accidents and near
accidents, so skillfully were the cars
handled that no one was injured,
though Frank Garrety played through
the contest with a broken finger, SUI
fered in a practice match.
The playing field was 1,lO0 feet
long. 800 feet wide and with goalposts
60 feet apart at each end. Four
stripped motor runabouts were used in
the game. The forward cars, driven
by Ross King and Carl Evans, both
race drivers of some reputation, with
Frank Garrety and Billy Hubert as
mallet wielders or Jockeys" doing
most of the work. George Henry and
Ralph Martin handled the goal tending
cars.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
SLUGGED AND LEFT ON RAILROAD
Kansas Farmer, Rescued, Tells His
Story-Three Arrests Made-Be-
lieved to Be Work of Gang.

Winfield, Kansas. - Silas Black
burn, a farmer living near here, was
picked up unconscious on the Santa
Fe railroad tracks and taken by a
freight crew to Udall.
He has just become able to tell his
story. He said he had taken a cab
ride with some men, who took him TO
a lonely place and slugged and rob-
bed him. They took even his cap and
shoes. Then they laid him on the
track to be run over by a train. Though
helpless from the blow, he could hear
and understand what they were do
ing.
The sheriff's force arrested three
men and charged them with the crime.
In those arrested the officers believe
they have secured the gang respon-
sible for several recent murders re-
sembling the one just attempted.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
ASK QUESTIONS OF CANDIDATES
Kansas Federation of Labor Wants
to Know About Proposed New
Legislation.

Topeka, Kansas.-The candidates OF
the Republican, Democratic and So
cialist parties are squirming now. The
Kansas Federation of Labor, embrac-
ing some 1000 laboring men, has sent
to every candidate for state or leg
lslative or congressional berth in Kan
sas a list of seven questions about pro-
posed labor legislation. If the candi-
dates do not file their answers before
Saturday night the labor leaders will
send word to every union labor man
in the state that they are opposed to
the labor reforms asked for.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
TRAIN ROLLED DOWN A BANK
NONE OF THE 200 PASSENGERS
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Pere Marquette Flyer, Going so Miles
an Hour, Deraied by Loose
Crossing Board.

Chicago, Ill.-Two hundred passen-
gers, riding more than so miles an
hour, were hurled down a 12-foot en-
bankment when Pere Marquette train
No. 4 was wrecked near Chesterton,
Ind, and only five of them were IN
jured.
Although all except one of the seven
cars was overturned and smashed and
one of the coaches took fire, the pas
sengers were merely shaken up and
frightened. 1t was rare and tor-
tunate freak in the history OF train
wrecks.
Engineer Davidson was pinned I'M
der his engine and it was half an
hour before he could be extricated.
Fireman German was hurled 15 feet
over a barbed wire fence, into
hedge.
A loose plank in a crossing was
twisted under the engine wheels ana
an instant later the cars were jerking
and tossing upside down at the bot
tom of an embankment
Two day coaches, three Pullmans,
a dining car and baggage car were
tangled in the wreckage.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
Excellent Plan.

81 see," said Mrs. De Jones, while
Mrs. Van lyle was calling, that you
have a Chinese chauffeur. Do you
find him satisfactory"
He's perfectly fine" said Mrs. Van
Tyle. ITO begin with, his yellow COM
plexion is such that at the end of a
long, dusty ride he doesn't show any
spots, and then when ! am out in my
limousine l have his pigtail stuck
through little hole in the plate-glass
window and l use it as sort of bell
rope to tell him where to stop
Harpers Weekly.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
CANAL is NEARING COMPLETION
Is Now Seven-Eighths Done-Wlll Be
Ready for Opening in
January 1915.

Washington, D. c. More than
seven-eighths of the excavation work
on the Panama Canal has been COM
pleted. June l, according to the canal
record, 22,O53,S15 cubic yards, or less
than one-eighth of the total amount
of earth and rock to be taken out OF
the canal route, remained to be exca-
waited. At the rate the steam shovels
are working, this certainly can be
done in time to have the waterway
ready for opening on schedule, Janu'
airy /, 1915.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
Parsons Clubs Enjolned.

Parsons, Kansas,-An investigation
by the county attorney has resulted
in temporary injunctions being served
on the Elks, Eagles and Moose club
rooms in Parsons and also on the own
ers of the buildings in which the club
rooms are located. The injunctions
were granted by Judge Clark in cham
bers and followed an investigation in
which several witnesses were sum-
moned to testify regarding the viola
lions of the Prohibition law by these
clubs.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
TEXT WAS NEW TO HEARERS
Germans Struggle With the English
Language Praiseworthy, but Some
what Mirth Provoking.

Prince Henry of Reuss, who speaks
superb English, laughed good-natured-
ly at dinner in New York, over the
account of certain officers of the Ger
man fleet.
Zone of our chaplains," said the
Prince. had the hardihood to preach
in English at one of your Lutheran
chapels the other day. He astonished
his congregation by saying, as he rose,
that he would choose for his text the
words:
"'And he tore his shirt
"A quite audible smoker went round
The chaplain noticed it, flushed, and
repeated the text in louder voice:
land he tore his shirt
1.-The smoker became a laugh, and
the pastor rose and said:
"'Our good brother is quoting, oil
course. the familiar words:
"And the door is shut. '"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-26
Three Drown Near EmporIa.

Emporia, Kansas. - Mrs Hiram
Waite, of St. Louis, her sister, Miss
Nellie Anderson and Ward S. Newlin
were drowned in the Cottonwood riv-
er at Thompson's Ford, near here.
The young women were wading in the
stream and stepped off together in
deep hole below the ford. Newlin
went to their assistance, and the two
drowning women seized him and car
ried him under with them.