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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
DEMOCRATS NAMED oN NNTION-
NJ pAHTN FINANCE COMMITTEE

The national Democrat. executive
committee hus appointed John "
go, ut Roswell. a % M,IuNrN OF
Alu !ucruuy aud F,uN MaT,m,E u'
finance committee tuT Sew M,NItu.
% Win become tho dull ul these men
tu luuk after Nrt N,Nf.U.. uurt.Hu
ur th, national campaign uuu iur
th, Democrats ana tu assist th, state
iluUuD, committee iu ite plans 'ur oh,
riatr campaign \ meeting oI inc
Democratic executive committee. 10 Is
uudvrtHu uud. VIII hr held 100 Auulu,r.
que prior to the convention It which
preliminary plans VIII Dee nlu ont fur
an, state campaign ip ht carried uut
subject tu the ratification ut th, ruu-
N,utIuu
The Republican cNcDuuNr commit.
t,, is also pusllA ,ugugrd iu working
uut its financial aud campaign plans
u,m campaign viii nr opened EN-
vhirlViud husiN imw,dIHtr.t after th,
state convention.
according to rumurs current here
uud iu santa ~ thv Progressive state
managers. headed bN VI a. uturu uuI
e. ~ prighurd that pHrtN Is tu have
substantial financial assistance in it4
effort Go make winning campaign
u the STATE, Amounts VARYING iIuu
tla.uuU Go S5O.uuU ut, ruWur.d Geo
haN. hrpu supplied ur tu Do, ready for
the utr ut the Progressive boz NcW
N,Ni,u. There is uu confirmation of
these Narinus estimates of tho fuhu
,lHl resources uf the prnErvssiNos ana
both Republican nuu Democratic
managers look upon them as nllli
business put uui lur th, ru.uurgt
mrut oi any portion ul the voting
population iikrh tu ur influenced Dos
ihv sound ul muu'l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
BIUG n TOIp go
WAIT IpI; WHILE

John Baron Eura ul Albuquerque
banking Goa his record as th, frirnd
ut th" people during the state lcgisiu-
t1rr and uu support OF Progressive
friend. tt nome, has hud 81 rude
shock After Miguel utrru hygrIrd
HaCk from tho Chicago convention.
uiiud "Ih 1904 Moose enthusiasm Juu
determination lu grab off New Mex
I'u.s electoral votes. D., uImr down
iu NINuVu,rIUr There ug- 90 .1uf,T.
uuU, uf TIUgr,ssN, local loader. and
following 10 MI Burg. % Is saNd. Nur
gently uu. 'IrWl told tu get uiI. %
was iutlwalud tp M Hurg thai Will,
The frugr,.-IN,s NHII,u uIa services Goo
iN. uDuu., h, Nu- 90 Ultl, young lu
thD stat. and tNu faith and that u'
would WN, tu give plhD, Goo uu Older
m'u. Ih't man. according lo th'
IumuI It Nk,N ln ur t.urEu ".
rriDharI ui Santa Fc. Just huv old
r'loEcl rrIDh1rd is Zoo On, prpgr,ssiH, ,
INIIU -tlUH iH H, I IuUut,u question
among a.uir IruETr-sf,, who W,I,
usau.itiud NIth him uE wheel huIsDs
ui th" tvuuuhcau machine under
HiI subsequent iu thu ttrru regime.
uUi Jh, colonel is said Co nr ruthus-
Nst.aIN 300 favor uf hIs puHn"tti"u
ts aTr numbers nf hls friends
Former Governor ptrro has been
mentioned Js pus-IHl, candidate,
NI' IN' HUN Utuul. ~ IH pretty N'I| ullr
urrstuuN. has higher ambitions than
90 w,r, congressional nomination amt
Is content 'uy tb, present Co 10, thv
Progressive hus,. Tho vurN chat Duur
at,-sIWtU 'furN may seek the Proc
grossly, nomination o. denied uy his
'ri,uda. who aut that be- Is deter
mined iu tutd, nN hls statement mad.
snWr tim, tsu. that be- ts mo- longer
% candidate tor public office. captain
Curry. however uIlI hp Iu Now MtN
I.u ur WI.kb after tine adjournment
uf .uugI,ss a# ihu railroads cam E,i
him here. ANA It luIus iu gpt into thv
colonel Cd utIut With both feet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
PICu> NNLIIsN DEMOCRATS
tR~ItNG MIIII FNTIlI~IN NSNi

According Geo frequent bulletins
from iho rvuus valley Democratic vn
iuusFsm lH muuuiIuE Geo iuNCr heat
and Ihr rise threatens il burst ih"
Ieu uui ui Tho thermometer 90 hfr
nrru claimed NN the fruETpss.NUa and
nt Republicans tut EuusrNrt VIII
take lNat with him u considerable
number cot bumn. ratio votes. enough
Geo materially decrease tho traditional
fy.uF valley mdlurillv- iui Demo
cratic leaders uu both ~dr- uf tho
state laugh gisDluIN N hen the idea
What G,t O. democrat Geo vote
anything uui tn, DrWourUtl. ticket
this tvIr yNuH,W'd a prominent
pr.us ,Hl'rf leader who was in Alhu
uuvruu, last Nr,k 'Mhy 10 i- amr
rIdi.ulou This is u DcmurrHti. Nrur
NOT only boo \vN M,NIuu uut iu ib.
nation Wilson is ts good ts elected
bn Nuu suupus, that any Democrat
who hls stuud up iur tup PARTY aii
these wears uf lttuuh'Iruu ru', I-
SUR, cot landing Nut con- your lliu
~, mHN nr Progressive Democrats Goo
H finish uud most Oi us are. uul 10
VIII ut mighty few votes the iiNII
Moose van got from Democrats iu
Nvv MrNIpo the wear : know Just
uup Democrat lu thuNrs county who
IS Tor Roosevelt and I iu not believe
hr Will grl dulru Democrat votes
Iu that county Wilson vilI come out
uf ChuNrs county with 1000 majority
ANA hu viii DuIIN th, state ut from
lu uuu tu o. 600 majority
THIS ls lh, statement uf just uu,
Democrat but DO Is typical ul The vN-
rrosHiuus one gets from every Demo
urut who comes over from tho ltus-
we'll country
Republican leaders are rn -rryl.
tive. Th,N huN, ltDv tu SAY nrNuud
IN, quiet assertion that rJu VIII
sru thr state. that Sew MyNlru la
Republican tht1 Jos people approve
uf Taft and hl- policies and of tNr
platform uu which he stands uud
that everything elise Progressive and
Democratic, Is ulk and nothing moro.
They are mot SEQ confident uf ,IDptus
% congressman, fur the strength ul
Nh F,rgussuu is thuruughN under
stood bat thrN FIRMLY expect 70 sun-
stuutiai majority loo thr state Tor TAFT
Neither Democrats uT Republicans
VIII admit that Nr EuusyNrlt hUF
luok-u 100 Sew MoNlnu ana there are
men ln both PARTIES vino declare thui
u, Will NOT carry a single county. NOT
even brrualIllu. Nh,rv prugrcssINIsu
uf nll Varieties is ncld tn have reached
it- FULLEST lluVtr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
CORROBORATION Of
BALD JACK ROSE
CONFESSION IN
GRAFT CASE
District Attorney Well Pleased
With Revelations Made by
Prisoner Captured a Arkan-
sas Hot Springs.
BECKER ARRAIGNED IN
COURT; DELAYS PLEA
ln, N,tnIas nrraIa s 2. nss.sd VIZ


Sew York. Aug 90 Sam Syhopus
came back Co Hruaduu, today with ID
statement uu hls ups ,orr"buratmE
thv confession ot Bald Jn.h" Rose.
charging police Licwputur Becker
nih iuHpttiug tho murder ul tho
gambler u,rmau tu.un'hal Fur
.u hour S.n.pps and District Ntror.
u.t Whitman vor 900 ,ouiur.u,. "u
30 ulIu speeding south from Albany
mI when tu,, reached Sew tur.,
1Ir Whitman eud.
"srh,pp h1e con. a" ,uar wr ca
p.yt,d u' uim. li, nU ,urruuarutyd
ih, most important parts ui Jack
su-.s confession. Nuu must uut ask
600, ton "details.
opposing Interests ul th, district
attorneys uiur, and Ihy polio, again
N,r, 200 evidence when Sch'pps ar
rived Two detectives from head
Vuart'rs. saving thDN were acting Un
orders attempted Goo suil. him. but
Mr. Whitman announced that his ui.
uyr ule boo command aud his dot,,.
uNrs iUuk Sch,pps Goo the west sid"
polite, count ON % technical ohirp, 90
,tr'fruuN. H- material witness.
Sru.Pr- himself refused Goo say
word about eis conference with
Ma Whitman
pl fhy authurIu,s M whitman
iuu, knows what part S,h,pp. play.
,u 900 tho Ep-rWhgt ulair 1'u uIl
others. Including Assistant District
Attuiuu. 'uhiu. who accompanied
him from uut Sprug. Soh,ppa turn
,d 90 d,tt car "Str' h, would
burst uul uhW urged .0 t.Il ul hs
underworld I..U. IIf.a. .uu |Hu think
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
New Mexico Senator Declares
Story Purporting to Come
from Madero Is Absurd and
Ridiculous.
CITIZENS ON BORDER
MAY INVADE MEXICO
Demand Made That United
States Recognize 0rozcO's
Revolutionists as Belliger-
ants.
Gny n,raIaE msrsIa a. q Lsss.a wIr.I

Wy NNFnANk hsNnNM - - NNNaEa NNNNF
Washington. Aug Conditions
u Mexico were related 10 the scnat"
today hy senator FAN Of New Mexico.
who rose tu % question of personal
privilege tu declare Absurd ma ri.
dlpuluus. 90 statement purp Irtins q"
b.N, ruiur frum President Msdc'p Go
the effect that Mr Fail has caused
the failures of pvuro negotiations VI"
tween the Mexican government and
General bruzCu. senator Fan denied
ne ever had any connections with
uruICo regarding he peace ucgutil
tious Existing conditions lee Mexico
could not lst much longer h" said
senator tulh,rsuu uf Texas. had
rDud Telegram from Secretary
kuuN. dated july 3d. sUf ing rondi-
tiuuH 100 MoNicU were becoming bet
ter.
20 have Information h"forc me 80
ihr prrsru. ilWc.' replied Nj fJiL
uuidIuF up tO the view ol the Hcna
.uIf t mpsH cot papers and tolc gtR 'ur.
rtI th, statements are upiOund" D.
Nlf source ot Information Is p"r,Dr
Goo 'luf, uf the state department. ut
'Hh not disclose th" pnres oi ihe
lYItIOH"
senator roll declared thot ln sc
'rl mining camps 300 Mexico owned
'f" aAIIi'I NI." NNN WNflt llfff WV
hundreds uI American citizens the
miu,r hHI banded together. armed
th'us,lNu# aud served notice uu 'ur
NDNIrsus thu they would prut,.i
th,w.,lt,-
II, N,,I,Iu government can nor
give American citizens iu Mexico AIDE
uUut, protection.
200 wIuN tuHuH 300 ArizpuH along
lh. Inri,i ,ittz,us uut, bought arms
.ud hutr mad. up thrlr minds that
persecution aud killing Of American
'tl,us wUHi ,uu...' SvurIHr FaI
uih
Co. uId Do. bad information tb.t Of
INsb,'. Nrl. 200 Americans nod
armed fNrm. .,... and were ready lp
'iu. Iulu Irslrp tu protect NWrfi-
ruu..
Senator IuI declared that us
president NHI,ru huu rptuguilrd tho
h,liE'i'uo, uf tht insurgents hy iu.
IuiWtlr iNr world mat pence uCEU
iiuiIuus had iuiHd. hr thought tho
ultod States should yDrugutz' the ,n
"urEuute Senator Cuibrrsuu up-
posed such H course
du uur u.u,., chat fhr situation
Ion N.NIuu |u.ifl'. Intervention uy the
luitrd States. .Jd senator 'Glhrr-
.uu.
"tf would N. 900 t,t ur war"
Ih, upUruur ul f2U.uuu fur
subsistence of American refugees Nt'
approved nf tup spuitr TODAY Hud
500. Goo iH. president fur approval
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
AGED MATCHMAKER
SLAIN BY ROBBERS

Brighton colo. Aus lH with has
hDud nua',u &. % pulp Jh, HudN OF
john E1ur,ushN. rlNtt.lINr wears uId.
known at hermit vituumtkDr Wla
found early tudtN lu his cabin uu
Main street ~, bad been murdered
Nith t ring guug, sumr uur between
SATURDAY, ,yvuiug lud early ihls morn.
ing Robbery Is believed Goo htN,
been the u,rtIN, for th, crime
Iahruustt was supposed Goo have
many valuable diamonds BOO hls pus
session af collateral tuT lDtus. Au
Inquest VIII h, held tomorrow Tho
murdered WHu had uu known r,Ia-
tItVs here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
SClII.pT~ TELLS STORY
10 pNuNICl TOR NN IEAIN.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19

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'"I 'h' PROGRESSIVE -'HI' ."h|'hII"h
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ls ''ulb'''' I'i N"uN 'uIi"h N''h D
."IH 'l'N M''N Nul.h IN 'Nn''l 'l'u
7" "liu- 4" Nl'ul"'l rogue from .,'
-''' lI-ll'Ir. u'.'-.l'r POP 'n'
'hi'' conventions ana lh'il IiI'ulH'
.i'''a'"I' h"u Nlrl'"lH "'lI''''u .N
,n' low I"l' %. one ana one 70
l'i' ulhu, nN an i'iIl"huh Il"h "I'
'"tnN w N'N M'N'''.
i"' ll"@i'H7lN' COM 'h'"h ."l'
N"H ISSUE Ih N'l 1 y e. N'ly iuhN Al!
'lh"uh " De- Hi med ht miguel \
ot'in 's state 'hhruuiu ana bt"itr
f'th'in as s''I'lhiN 'nu pr'.
'lH'. 'N 'lf"I N"Nhl'N' ui "'I'ti'.
"H''"s VIC N'll'ur counties hH I''
'WH
i' N'''I". ~. '.Il'N. TO. 'HA''f'
'uiI. I, luhi NI.. I- iHuN. b.
,l"hl y. Nu'uH INp'. DO. llu ''N.
,.."". " N'',I'. N'I' "
'i'i". h. gi'N l'." NIrIh'. Do,
i'"N'N'll. w. Nih"'N 49, s. san juan
90 SAN Mlku'H ~. Ntlilh re-. l't SO
''I'" To. SIERRA, llun. ~. l"I-
renee o 'W"n. u. \'l'II.Ia. |'.
ln,!I -n,
"' "'l'N"'' 'l''h''''''i'I 'II b"'
,'u"'t ,"IN'hI""r WI '' "H I"HuNH
s'pu'I'Ih ~.
il'm"' idllN ........ ....... ntl
II"kf'eHift ..t.... '... ....... 80
','' f1
10, Ii"si 'eNlN' '1I flnNlI'7 lH'.
inc hi'' 'u,'hll'n ahhI h' ,hII'H 70
'' ui''l lu NihhlhrlIN' '' . ''". 7"
% uI ON NtpicInn'l l'lh TOT iu' u'ln-
lh'u"h "I candidate I'I ''ri's'u''.
wv, .n ,"ns, ''s '"H ,"''r rl's'l,'ll'l
'I',lnlh NHd l"I lhh "lh'I "HH|h''a
Nhl'h may '"lh' u'i"I' 'n' '-h' '.''.
n'h me representation Ui Iht NNlI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
PROSECUTOR SHOT
BY AGGRIEVED
LITIGANT
Woman Mortally Wounds New
York District Attorney Who
Failed to Convict Her Hus-
band of Abandonment.
tBy w 'ainH Herald 4. ,. Leased wI,.'

FaHh district ututacy 0f lliyhmuud
count. t-ttlrn lsIHndl. was shot
down boo bis private uffI.u ut StHhlctHu
f'I1. Ut Nr- rl1bhyth N Elmuuds
tud probably fatally wounded Tkp
fhIi Soon husband Dr John Marion
IUmUud- whom she had Sued Iur
IuuuduuW,ut with Mr. Fu"h as prose
rUatur bad been acquitted Whcu
ARRESTED Mrs Edmuuds tuli th, pu-
llC" She uad hrru arguing with Each
and thu ho had stru,k her Mt
Zach has wife Hnu children
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19

ul tho dulcgatvz aud their friends
uul uu effort Coz this end ,s Co De-
SPARED.
rppIy4, from the local organ
iyutIuns uf 100 three parties. aud hy
th, officers and directors uf tho club.
President George 4. ltnsvWan, who
b. called away from the city ON bust
ness, has requested John Leo CLARKE.
FIRST vice prpsldcut OF the club, to
take charge 900 behalf uf the club. An
uuuurrmpui uT the entertainment proc
gram VIII bee mudc during the week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
TODAY IN CONGRESS


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ehl
~tH"I"I f"I hnur H'h"'I OFT
,ndrH' h' ii'f."'N' AlHN'I' I'''
%, Itd Iulut,'i'd Win p,t'' mo-
suilHNuuH N.iH''u lHr N'Ni'th
En'rrumpni Huu iuauIE'nl-.
Passed Nura- resolution 'ur
Hu,cHilgitluu soft NuIuuI soldiers
home it SANTA Monica. cal
Attempt tn secure consideration
ui N,Nhuls resolution Ton joint
congressional ynluWillvr lu ,uu
fur with fu, president uu ihrlu
Legislation failed
tuufuryDs uu Nr -'HI treaty
Uitl agreed Goo utr-yyHr CLOSED srH-
SON
Received appointment uy Pros.
id,ut Ttfl cot e. " Howard H-
United Siutrs district Judge Ton
western NtHHInsInu .u..'rulus
Iudg, ifuuluru. Iu-,surd.
Conference report uu INDIAN
Hpyi ppriuluu hul u,i'ai"u uv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
WNNTID-N CANDIDATE GINU-
ANIEED 10 Bi.AI II,tiGt S~ON

luth Republicans aud HrugrvFsIN'
ARE engaged iu busy ltiir hunt fuf
candidates WHO can beat CONGRESS.
man Ferguson. who's, nominate Dos
th, Democrats lf tuu.rdrd % ls rr..
uguixrd that Mn FERGUSON. ur,aIsU
uf long service ln Cuugr'ss. the work
he has dome durlne his present term
tnu his personal popularity. be- goius
Eco he o hard man iu beat TIA, Dem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
Three New Mexican Members
of Democratic Finance Committee

Campaign Headquarters of All Three Parties May be Locat
ed IN Albuquerque Repub blcans and Progressives
Busy Hunt for Candidate Who Can Give Congressman
Ferguson Run Enthu iastc Pecos Valley Democrats
Say Roosevelt Will Get No Democratic Votes and That
State Will Give Wilson 0000 Majority
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
IoCNI ENrEETNINMENT PLANS
NOM WELL UNDER WAY

a meeting VIII %, held lu thr com
mrr.Iu club Tuvsdut afternoon &"
make uual plans for the entertain
WrG ui tac hlE crowd ui visitors com.
ing Goo Albuquerque during cuureur
tIun week. n is recognized ina, Az
huuu,tuu, viii hv called upon 60 dee
her N,rl hest lur the entertainment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19

AZ WasninEtou--N Nashington-CluNo
ituu Same postponed rain.
AZ New York New lork-St LOUIS
samr postponed rain
Al Philadelphia Philadelphia -Chi-
cage Same postponed raln. Two
pumes tomorrow,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
TODAY's GAMES

~ DH.u-u pbuHdelph Ju..s6p
un -Hur nti grounds
Al ritf-burg H.
IItiehurE ...... .............. ...,..
Brrukku ................ ....... D
Game called oif iu src0ud Inning
IHiu
AZ tlu. uuau Cincinnati. Boston
same pustp puued, vet grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
line UP IS NOW COMPLETE FOR'
THREE BIG CONVENTIONS IN
DUKE CITY NEXT MONTH

Progressive Call Just Issued Provides for Election of Two
Hundred and Eighty Delegates Three Gatherings Will
Bring Total of Eight Hundred and Nnety-sx Delegates
to City. Calls Now Being Issued for County Conventions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
MEXICO"

-huulh H. ilt nnm' uf tht uc,,
httii'-hii t'iutN ~ time a.
nhuv another uuV "Cun,titu-
tiuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19

rODAY's NEWS roDAY--
Too get it In the HERALD.
biHiy Gents q month delivered
~ your doOrI flfty cents ~
mall.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08
Shadow LaceS-
So Beautiful
So Popular
A Rare Exhibit

Here is a style showing worth com.
ing miles to see, display That VIII
instantly captvate the most critical
customers. The modes OF the moment
in fall and winter laces have been
given full attention in these specia!
mentions.
Shadow Lace Allovers, Is inches
wide. good wearing qualities for yoke
guimpes. Per yard, soc, 75c, 85e, 81
to 81.
Shadow Lace Net Alloxers-- dainty
sheer qualities. Fine and allover dc
signs in white, cream and ecru. 40
inches wide Per yard, 81 to 50.
Narrow Shadow Edges for pleatings
and finishing trimming. White. black,
cream and ecru. Widths ] l-2 inch TO
inches wide Per yard. 1oc to 35c.
Shadow lace houncings in sheer
fine qualities, exquisite designs in
silks and cotton. White. black, cream
and ecru Widths Pinch 10 IS inches
wide. Per yard. SOC to $3.50.
Ground FIoor-Main store.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08
THE DETROIT TINES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1912.

given permission TO accept a tract OF
land from the Creek Indians. The
officers OF the u. 8. S. Vixen had been
honored by the British government
for pulling Sir John Franklin and his
Inflated crew out OF the Arctic sea.
The story OF the ink stand. which
Is the proudest possession in the
Scruggs family, is told by Mrs. Ruby
Anderson daughter For four
months the gift lay I'm the state de-
partment in Washington, while con.
gress quibbled over precedents and
the constitutional clause which pro
hihits American ministers from ac-
cepting gifts from foreign powers. II
now falls into the possession OF the
son through the administration OF the
estate.
The ink stand is rectangular sill
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08
GIFT OF BRITISH
QUEEN HANDED DOWN

SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. S.-By the
terms OF the will OF the late William
L. Scruggs, lawyer and diplomat Will
lam f. Scruggs, his eldest son. comes
into possession OF one OF, the four
trophies congress has permitted Am
etcan officials TO accept from foreign
powers
The trophy. a craven silver ink
stand, was presented TO Colonel
Scruggs by the late Queen Victoria.
OF England while he was American
minister to Colombia. The gift vas
made to express the appropriation OF
the British sovereign for a favorable
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08
CONDUCTOR FINISHES
50th YEAR ON ROAD

GOSHEN, n. ", Nov. s.-Conduc-
tor Frank Geraghty has just complet-
ed fifty years OF service In the EN-.
ploy OF the Erie railroad. For forty
two years his run has been over the
Newburgh branch. His trainman has
been on the same train for more than
twenty years, and as the baggage
master was on the train before Ge-
raghty arrived. no one really knows
his term OF service.
There men Frank, Mike, and
Matt" compose the oldest crew in
the service OF the Erie. They have
never had serious accident and
never killed a passenger.
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settlement OF an English claim sub
mitted 10 his arbitration.
Through possession OF the trophy
William r. Scruggs, OF Atlanta. Will
gain a unique distinction. Only the
descendants OF Thomas Pinckney, An
drew Jackson and the officers OF the
u. s. S. Vixen, who figured In the
polar rescue OF Sir John Franklin's
expedition. may lay claim TO similar
honors.
In 1876 congress. against the siren
uous objection OF it's house committee
Oh foreign Affairs. informed Scruggs
that he might accept the gift from
Queen Victoria This had been done
bur three times before. Thomas
Plnckney. OF revolutionary fame, had
accepted gifts as first American min
lister TO Spain. Andrew Jackson was
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08
OKLAHOMA FARMER
NABS BUTTERFLIES

GUTHRIE. Okla. Nov. S-Durins
the butterfly season in the Red River
counties OF Oklahoma, new indus.
try has been established by Jacob
Dahlide. who has homesteaded a quar-
ter section OF land near Tishomingo.
His business consists OF catching and
mounting butterflies for the German
government.
Dahlide's neighbors in Johnston
county were puzzled when they saw
the German farmer. bareheaded run
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ming up and down his cotton rows
and across his alfalfa patch. catching
BUTTERFLIES. He was always out in
the early morning.
IL was only recently that the
nelghbors discovered that Dahlide re-
ceived for his specimens all the way
from % cents TO $3.50 each. He had
sent them TO the technical schools
OF the German Empire. where they
are being used today as as Exhibits
In the instruction OF the students la
the agricultural schools.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08
PROMINENT ST. CLAIR
MAN is FOUND DEAD

ST. CLAIR, Mich. Nov. s.-Charles
Hubel, prominent resident OF this
city. was found dead in bed yesterday
morning by his son. Herbert G. Hubel.
OF Mt. Clemens. The elder Hubel,
WHO lived alone, had been missing for
several days and his son came to in
vestigate. Trying the doors OF his
fathers house he found them locked
and called DR.. ]. w. Inches and
Charles Roberts, editor of the st. Clair
County Press. A window was pried
open and the elder man was found
dead with his head buried in his pill
low.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08

Ohio c. Barber. who purchased a
tract OF 1900 acres near Akron, o..
which he is converting into a model
farm along scientific lines, began life
selling matches for his father. owner
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08
THURSDAYS LIVE
STOCK MARKET

Cattle were fairly active at the De
troit stock yards on Thursday, with
very few price changes from last
week. The demand for stockers and
feeders was active, but the supply
was below the needs OF the trade,
The recent bulge In butter has In
creased the demand for mich cows
and good cows are selling very high
Veal calves were active and higher
the best selling for $3.50 per cwt.
Sheep and lambs were active and
the latter we're 20 to 80 cents higher
than last week. Prime lambs, $500
SIS; common to good lambs. $5.5O9U'
The outlook for sheep and lambs Ia
vors higher prices in the near future
Hogs we're active and somewhat
higher than last week. the best sell
Ing for s775; pigs and light workers.
t6.b0Q7.b0 per cwt.
Receipts: Cattle. 1850; calves
662; sheep, 7.4l0; hogs, 6.3o1.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-08

OF small factory He became %
successful that be built iacsorief II
at least sevSn- .fo7cign rouhffie>.
started rubber works. Organized
banks. and built a railroad. Nov 81
n ne Is determined 20 show tte world
how a large acreage can % cenduct'
ed on a dividend basis. =