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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06


know where the birds and grasses
sing
And the daisies bloom like stars;
And whispering hooks and merriest
brooks
Calls over the meadow bars;
Where a dewy path winds through
clustering vines,
Where reddest strawberries grow;
And lips may cool in a shady pool
Do you ask, Whereaway? 1 know.
And the sweet reward of task well
Is to slip from the mesh of men,
To bid goodbye to the restless throng,
To wander beyond their ken,
And out where the fields and the skies
are broad,
And the daisies bloom like stars,
roam and dream of field of peace,
With the world outside the bars.
Do you ask "Whereaway? You will
know some day;
Some brook, some bower will tell!
Or down on the hurrying street of life.
If you bark, you will hear bell.
1t will call Come away and your
soul can not stay,
Though fingers faithfully toll;
Less of self, less of pelf; you will lift
your eyes
From the dust of the gray world s
soil.
Then the heart shall wake, and the
eyes behold,
And the jubilant soul shall hear
The music of life Ger the toll and
strife
Grow into song of cheer.
And out where the birds and the
grasses sing,
And the sweet thoughts bloom like
stars,
With the world outside the bars.
Charles Poole Cleaves, in Mother S
Magazine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
4 THE AUTUMN LEAVES.

Very soon the leaves will fall from
the trees In our yards and along our
streets, and it is part of our duty
as good citizens to rake them out OF
the cutters and from the sidewalks.
But they are too valuable to be burn
ed as so many of us have been accus-
toned to do.
Most of us know that the rich loan
of our forests and fields is the pro-
duct of the decay of plant and animal
material. And we know that our
lawns and trees must be fortified il.
they are to flourish. But we have not
stopped to think that the dead leaves
each fall form a natural fertilizer and
the most efficient In the world.
The fallen leaves protect the roots
of the trees through the winter and
in the spring they are leached by the
melting snow and the rain, thus furn.
ishing the soil with elements essen
tial to vegetable growth.
For the grass, they form protec-
tion from the frequent freezing and
thawing characteristic of our winters.
thus helping to prevent a thinning of
the sod on our lawns. BY spring
they are well rotted and fertilize the
soil.
It is therefore well for both grass
and trees to allow the fallen leaves
to lie in the yard and even to carry
from the cutters those falling there
and scatter them over the lawn, or
pile them around the roots of roses
and other perennials or on the beds
where next years ANIMALS are to be
planted. Decayed leaves spaded into
the flower beds both fertilize the soil
i and give it a lightness that insures
drainage and aeration.
The October scribners has poem
/ by Georgia Wood Pangborn which ex
presses the idea in beautiful way
SADIE MARION BECKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
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Lest You Forget.
$71,33S. 379 90

= Big sum of money, isn't it? =
= Nevertheless, it's exactly that =
= much more paid to the railroad =
= employees of the United States, =
= under the administration of Pres .
= ident Taft in 1910, than was paid =
= in 1907, the year before Mr.. =
= Taft became president. .
= Remember =
= It's only step from the pay .
= car to the Kitchen" and that the .
= election of either Wilson or .
= Roosevelt means empty freight =
= cars on the sidinss, short pay =
= and hard times. Z
= Don't Forget Z
= 1894 and 1907 and also that a Z
= vote for Roosevelt is vote for !
q Wilson. Z
AND THINK WELL =
= Before YOU vote on Z
= NOVEMBER 9Th, 1912. =
=
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
THE DAILY GATE CITY

mile of line for the seven months OF
the calendar year continues less than
for the seven months of the calendar
year continues less than for the cor
responding seven months of 1911. Net
operating revenue is the amount
available for taxes rentals, interest
on bonds, appropriations for better
ments and dividends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

Congressman McKinlay of Cali
fornia addressed the voters at DON
Nelson last Tuesday evening and
handled the tariff subject in very
clear and concise manner, says the
Donnellson Review. He spoke highly
of Congressman Kennedy, with whom
he served in the house for four years.
We will quote some of his speech next
week for the benefit of those who
We're unable TO attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
THE FIELD OF PEACE

. 80 = = = . = = . =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

Keokuk travelling men who cover
considerable territory report the bust
ness outlook very encouraging and
lock with confidence for a big trade
for Keokuk houses. Retail dealers
have been very prosperous for several
years and enter upon the fall of 1912
with the expectation that it will be
a record breaker. The local trade is
excellent and the out-oftown patron
age is increasing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

ment. Governor Kirkwood refused
the demand on account of legal de-
fects in the requisltion papers. A
bitter controversy between the two
governors ensued, and in the mean
time Coppoc, who had been warned
of his danger. fled from Iowa and re-
manned in concealment until the
trouble blew over
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

Z The cup offered as prize for the
best work in embroidery at the Bel
mont COD county fair has been won
for the third successive year by John
McBryde, machinist who now be-
comes the permanent owner. Nc
Bryde does his embroidery work in
the evening after the completion OF
his regular duties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Annoyances OF Riches.

Chicago News: Among life's little
irritations might be listed the expert
ence of the Canadian bank robber
starving in America for lack of cof-
fee and sinkers, while his pockets
are bullying with perfectly good Cana
dian currency
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

Anything that makes capital idle,
or which reduces it or destroys it,
must reduce both wages and the OPP
portunity to earn wages. William
Howard Taft.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
MEMBERS NAMED BY TAFT

N".Nln.l"u, Dr, ~ President
l.'u lndu, um tu thr wuuiu the
nominations of The u,G, mcmhcrs ul
lh' .ndulrltl rumu sion created hy
."usi'" l" iny'Htratr tho relations
between lun"r ana capital Tho men
named were
rrro aouling the p,uplo, Scnntor
Sutherland ur l'tuh. Gcnrgr n,
Chandler q mcuhpr ul ne COnnCcli-
rut l"Hl'hturc. thuIlrr simon nnr-
rult at G,orgiu, president az tho
FgrId'rE ,ulun.
representing capital. Frcdcrirk 4.
D"lnnu Of chicago, prrsldent of tho
Wabash mllrnnd; Adulph LowlHOhn ~
Sow York, merchant aud philun-
lhr"rlSl; y, e. SchWudiuan or Mis-
Spuil nm electric engineer
liopr"scntiug labor, Austin u. oar
r"tiHnn az Iowa, president uf the Or
der uf llnilr0ad Conductors; John n.
l."unnn, treasurer OF the American
Federation ~ Labor James O'COn0ail
nt the District Of Columbia. Vice pros
idcnt OF the same organisation,
Tho commission Will choose is own
chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
GIANT CORPORATION
TO DEVELOP POWER

Denver. Dec. l7.--BACk of the rcnr-
RanlAltiuu Of tLc power plants Or col.
OradO and l'tah nnd the ClcctriHUHtlOn
of tho Denver g. ltlO Grandr rnilroi d
is mammoth plan To scttl,. all Of tho
hitherto nuu lrriRiblc land between
Denver and salt Lake city and thn
southwestern cOuntlcS of Colorado.
This scheme OF tho organization was
made known today when the Electric
Bond ana share company. y subsl-
diary uf the General Electric com
pnny, announced that the work NJ or
ganlziug the SiO0.O00. 200 combination
will begin today
Thc various cnmpnnIcs In thd
merger are the Jan Power and IAgnt
company, Incorporated for ti0,000,-
600; the Utah Securities company, in
COrpOrntcd for $4,000. 900. ana IN"
Central Colorado Power company, In
corpurutcd for t2g.0O0.0O0. The land
through which the Denver ana liio
Grande rOnd runs from here iu salt
lGko city, II II said. II not irrigated
% any grcnt extent nt the present time
bcrnuSo Of lnck Of irrlgntlng iacill'
ties,
Tho merged companies. however,
plan 10 establish electrified pumping
stations which VIII furnish water 90
the entire urcn tributary 10 the rail-
road.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
PreSident-Elect Promises to
Take Interest in State After
He Assumes Duties in White
House.
REVIEWS ALLEGIANCE TO
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY
Predicts Disappointment in
ReactiOnary Camp When
Powers That Prey Seek to
Gain Control Mosquito Belt.
rBy LeassI Wire Go nvsuIns ueraIGl

ny Leased Wire 60 BVeninm Herald
Trenton, y. j.. Dec. Ia WOodruW
Wilson cam" back to- the state nous"
in nghting spirit uud ISSUED q wuru-
ing To- m" voters of the Natc against
politicians who have opposed his pro.
gr"ssiyc policies and Who. hc said
would again seek to control the state
government ~ soon JS ho stepped
from the guvcrnurship. Ne URGED thHt
their plans be- blocked at once.
II have been surprised stHS the
prcSid"ni elects statement, "bN tn"
numerous inquiries as To- whether /
would continue To- tan" interest in
Tho pulit,cLl affairs Of th, state after
usSumiug my duties dS president, und
Yet | realize The significance ut th's"
Inquiries. Last summer ! warned th"
voters ul the stat" very explicitly
that the men who formerly controlled
and diSrTcdilcd our politics were
awaiting their opportunil% g" recover
their control ana were expecting q"
find II. what I thou said has hrou
uhunduntlN verified hy what has hap
prucd In the interval
81 am kccnly aware of the fact that
those men have 20 little respect rur
the voters uf Sew Jcr3rS that the"
think il they have 10 do is tn wait
W. f''l'' Ht' ~ AA'' llf"'l IVY W N'i'
hc sor"lS disappointed. They cannot
again impose upon the voters of Sew
Jersey. II they ahuuld In some "Nii
mnnlruT recover control of tho .iGl,ly
machinery they viii only ruin tho
party ana pit II permanently out Uf
power. Every step they take. thcrn-
tore, 4" rc-cstnbllsh their puwrr
should hc ui once exposed AMI
stopped
TIL" propl" ur the state need not
fear that win hrrnIuc Indifferent ~"
lnnE M thrir confidence encourages
me tn hclloNc that they wish my nld
ana cuuns"L shalt Ia III" tutur"
uSr every proper and l"gitimnt" p"w"r
I hHV" aud every influence at my dis
puSnl To- support ana assist tn" new
forces which have r"grn"rai"d our
life during the past two years. | shall
not ~ slack IN this business, for /
understand my duty io hc to- stand
back Of the progressive forces In the
Democratic party everywhere and nj
every iunrturc, nnd / feel that IN
these mnitcrH nm under particular
obligations 0f Coincidence aud graft
tudo ln the people nf Sew Jersey"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
HIGH RATES DRAIN
COUNTRY BANKS
Of MONEY
House Committee Investigates
Effect of Tight Money Mar
ket on. Movemente of Cash
to New York.
my Leased Wire q" EVENING HsraIdl

Washington, Doc. ~ The attrHr-
tiou uf money from smnll banks
throughout IN" country iu Sew York
city when the money market shows -
high rate Tor loans WAS asked about
Iu:iny hy the house money trust in
v"stigniiug committee. !. u. Nivcu,
an accountant for IA" committee. pre-
S,nird a mass at statistics ing
IA" amount ui money held FOR CnlIu-
try banks hN thirly-iNu N"w York
banks ana trust companies and TN"
amount Of money loaned on stock
market securities In Sew York for
these country correspondents.
Mr.. NivCnS' figures showed 1908
accounts for country banks Ia tn"
Sew York Institutions. tic explained
that because the banks would not fur
nlSh To him thu names of their Coiln-
try correspondents. some uf the nc
counts might hc duplicated. In the
thlrty-two banks. MIR, NiNrn said ON
Nov, !, country banks had on de-
post SiS3,0O0, 000 ana IN addition had
loaned 0n New York stock exchange
securities $2iO.iSO,O00.
At that time. ne said, the money
market was high, ON July /. with
money easy, hr snld the country
banks had only Sltl,0@N, 900 out In
stock cXchung" loans.
BEFORE Mir. Nivcn took the stand,
FREDERICK I.cwiSohn appeared and an
Swcr"d certain questions which, ycs-
tcrday, he declined to answer In CON
ncction with operations in california
petroleum stock and the Orga nizHtlon
OF the California Petroleum company.
j. r. Peter, of Lcwlsohn Brrthcrs,
testified that hc assisted IN conducting
stock market operations In California
petroleum, acting in conjunction with
representatives. of Ildllgurtcn and
company. and William solomon and
company.
YOU arranged Nour sales ana pur-
rhHs"S to 10 r1" situation As to
whether the public came In or not n
that ~" suggested Mr.. Gntcrmlcr.
80" hc suId 'W, sold II as there
was demand for 1t On IA" part al
the puhlIc.'
You gave "ui buying orders To
support the mnIH,l'" nskrd the law
yer,
Yes said Nh Potter
And sou gave selling orders 10 get
rid uf the stu *"
"Yrs,'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
BEST DRESSED man
OFFERED FORTUNE
TO BRACE UP
Peculiar Will Executed BY
Denver Millionaire Gives
Son Choice Between Poverty
and Wealth.
my LEASED Wire DO Evening Hrrslal


Denver. Dr,. T., rW" wills have
been prepared N NiuuHu 'Ihuul.uIh
uriorruariuu millionaire uI Denver
dispuslu; ul hla estate. lu the lirai
viii his son, Nluuau, Jr. T,putrd tp
be- tho best dressed man IA Denver,
IN tu lee u,,u the ,uiiTc FORTUNE II
he "cau brace up tnd bc u man rh"
young man. ruudrt,i is tu hr tlr iu
iuuurr which ,,id,' whether Iu n'.
comes hon,lIyiur, mdrr ih" iir,H viii
or the other one 10y which he ia hr-
uIputhud 50 ana uu more, Both WIll
we're Hipurd 70. Ihumpsun NCst"IdnE
afternoon ard placed Ia the hands "'
an utiuru,E. n .mmg Thompson .#
conduct meets with his futhCI'E up.
mu,al. hctur, VA, win becomes rf-
rcrtiy. IA, uId man himself Wll t"nr
uu tho VIII l,u}IuE the son only 80,
hut Il l, vhmuld dlu hrfuTr tho
rhaugr m conduct has CuuC about
the lawyer o. tu determine which VIII
snail b, pruhIt'd
Thompson created much inicr'f \
anon ahm srt IN Denver - short tim"
al,p hy drrluliua thli his wife aud sou
Wcrc attempting To- send him tu an
ingnuu uaN lum in order 10 obtain MS
estate. lHtri Mrs ThnmpHun tl"d
a pctItlou for divorce, HllCgius u"u-
yuupurt She Wu# granted her prl'
ilnn ana NIla,0UO llImony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
CONSULS NOMINATED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT

Washington, Dec, lI..--Am0ng th"
nominations sent Ia the senate by
President Taft today were: Nclson
Shaughnrssy, nf New york, 10 BE- scC-
rctnrS nr III" embassy N Mexico City;
10 he second secretaries OF the cm-
bassy. I,alpn u. Strnsshurgcr, Of New
York, nr Toxic, ANA Henry f. Ten
nnnt 0I Now York, NJ Mexico City
10 ho c0usuls: Paul II, Foster, nG
TcNn4 At Trncriffc. canary Islands:
Cornelius Ferris. Jr., nf Colorado,
Malta. claude T., GuyRnt, Of Illinois,
~ Enscnnda. McSlcO; Stuart X. Lup.
ton. ur Tennessee. ~ Timplro, Mex
icu; John \. I,ay, nf Texas, ~ COR
into, Niouragua; Frederick \. Slmp'ch
nI M.HnLmElmn. 40 N0gALrA, MrNl-n-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

phOruiX, AriE, bee. -, Judge
sloan or tdc federal district court
sentenced John u, GnudNin Scslcr-
daN Ia be- hanged al Glnbc. March II.
GlObc wns chosen ~ the place 0G rX-
ecutiOn after Governor Hunt hud rc-
fused 40 let IN" hanging occur IN th"
state prison M FluTcncc, aud ihc ATE
th0rltles Of Pima, MHricopH und Yav-
Hpai counties mad also declined to let
sentence be- carried out within their
iuriEdictlOn. Goodwin, u former sol.
der. was convicted In the federal
court OF murder IN the first degree
after he had been tried.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
sEARCHERS SCOUR
PACIFIC COAST
FOR MISSING
AvIATORS
Tug Dispatched to Desolate
Rock in Forlorn Hope That
1t May Afford Resting
Place for Kearny,
NO TRACE OF MEN WHO
VANISHED SATURDAY
my Leased Wire % EvsaInE HersIdl

iug IeAheu WtFe " ANFAtuh "eEAlu
Los Angeles, Dee. ~ Auarapa
Island. the drsolat" mountain top iut-
ting ont of the sea a r,W mIiy- "tt
Ventura. bore up the last remaining
hope today of those VIII" sim persist
in bclc,i ing that the sea has not
claimed Horace kcarn"N, th" aviator
ard his companion, Chester Law .
renee. who vanished SATURDAY within
an hour after they had started "u "a
hydru.noroplunc night from N'upuu
r"ayh g." Suu Francisco.
Thy tug I"llis was despatched to-
day tn soprch for the missing men on
he shore uf the island, Whiru Is pop.
uLtiyd uulN lay sea birds uud sheep,
nnd also I" explore Santa i;u.ui Santa
barbara and san Miguel islands. The
latter are OF tho course Euuruuy was
pursuing when H. disappeared how.
ever.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
TODAY IN CONGRESS
senate.
IL LLL.L.LL

senate.
Convened al noon,
Senator Kenyon spoke on In
iorstntC liquor shipment bill
William ~. Hearst tcPtifying
before campaign funds lnyCsti-
eating committee, produced SOW
crul new letters bearing on pu-
liticul Hcilyitirs nl John -. Arrh-
bold Hnd the standard on COm-
pnny.
President raft submitted for
approval nine names for Incm-
bcrs 0f commission Ia industrial
relations
Court Uf Impeachment resumed
trlnl Of Judge ATchbald.
IIUuSi'.
Convened AZ noon.
ilGsum0d consideration Of tho
Burnett literncy test immigration
bill.
Money trust lnYcstigating CONE
mittee resumed itS hearing with
Frederick Lswls0hn on stand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
ARMY PROMOTIONS MEET
APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE

Washington, Dee, ~. After huUd
ms uu the prnmullOhs Oi HrIRudlr
li'u'luI ". ". WothcrSpuuu Hld
luUuN u. Alcshirc, an uT last scssiuu
IA, H.utl" committee ON military ut-
tain. to-day agreed tu report them Ia
IA, ,ualr with recommendation ur
continuation ur liriRudlcr General
Wulh' uuuu as u major general,
HriElu,r ri,u'ul Al,-hirn M major
general und ,hi'l ul the uuurtvrmHs-
tcT'E department ana cot f.. i. Nc
ClcrnHnd 90. uIEldiur general size.
seeding GrurrIl Wuthorspnuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
SUFFRAGETTE BAND
PLODS WEARILY
UP HUDSON
Little Bunch Of New York
Women Marching on Albany
in Interest of Cause Are
Cheered BY Wayside Sym
pathizers,
[By Lcnscd Wire To Evening Herald

tBy LCnsCd WITr lO EVCnIng IICrhId 7
Irvihgton, y. ~ Dec. Th"lr
ranks reinforced hy local enthusiast
aud sufrragctlcs from Ro"kland coun-
ty, across the Hudson. the mn" band
of surfrugcttcs lrom Sew York cts
resumed their march toward Albany
shortly after O'Clock this morning,
under II bright sun, school children
chccrcd tho women ~ they left IN"
village. bound through Tarryt"wn, tor
historic Sleepy Hollow, where III"
marchcrs wrrr 10 be-. entertained e
noon ~ the Sleepy Hollow Country
club. Thruc" tho rnul" l,d tu Ossln.
ing for the second nightH hiN"lH" 10
mile tramp IN an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
TO EXTEND CAMPAIGN

Ncw York, pee. ~. -.- The nnti"nll
executive committee of the Iihuwr.
wives league, which n conducting Il
81 usadc IN Sew York for Choap'r
eggs. announced that n meeting viii
u" held today To- consider pHrh or
extending the campaign to ever inigc
"!'N Ia the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
For This Reason He Holds
She Cannot Properly Be-
come Subject of legislation
Under Interstate Commerce
Clause.
ATTACKS VALIDITY OF
MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT
Arguments in Supreme Court
of United States for Release
of Jack Johnson for Viola.
tion of New Law,
rB, Leased Wire to Evening Herald

Washington. b,C. D.. uu iu'
Truuud luu th, White a... urt v.
designed Q" pruhihit uun,.ur Boo
Women. uud not to i"r.t Immoral
act. G,unwu e. Hn,n.Du. Jtlul.
n,N lur JN.h Johnson, lnuy ul'd m
'n, .urrrmr court uu armament To-
show ln. Johnson $685. '' 'r u'.
Quilted un rh. iudtctm,nt w tas.rs
violated lnlf law. The HluUuyy FUR
'th,' irgH.d mat tuugr.r. .,N.t %
It's puv.r 100 pas.mg lh' l,i us u
regulation uI Interstate "nwurrr' h'.
cuus, eco Woman hu. uu market
value tuu lU,t,turv uu,a uui ,ulGu
under the jurisdiction CO., uirrslHl"
COmm,r,. regulations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
SWISS GOVERNMENT
GATHERS WAR SINEWS

lIcrnc, switzerland, D'r. -. Th"
SWISS governments IA Ni'W ~ ih' pos
sibiliticE ut war, b. uugn'niing th"
amount uI ready cash tl ils com.
Iuund \ onnsignm,u ui S1uuu,uuu
~ gold und silver arrived h'r' hH
sutCml trHiu tram Paris tudu. ana
Nu, lodged ~ ih" Svir %Hiiuuul
hmm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

Cincinnati. ohio, dec. iT,--PrcstOn
Mckinney, editor 0f "a irudo paper Or
Los Angeles, CAT, who was on the
witness stand ana at the adjournment
of tho National Cash Register casO
vest erdAy resumed his testimony to-
day. Iie told of having followed men
aaid 10 be IN tho employ Of the Ma
Jmaklng war on rival companies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
KlIIcd hN snnln In TrnIn.

Rocky Ford, COLO. Dee. lI.---lIaz"l
Mcbride, aged 10. daughter Of Mrs.
A. u. Mcbride, wHs Instantly killed
yesterday afternoon ai ~" Main street
crossing Of the SantiA I'c railrond. by
Fee train 40. COL, west hound. Tho
girl had driven In from tho ranch
u few miles south Oi the city 10 d0
Eomo crrHnds and hrd just started for
hhmo whom Tho noClGHnL occurred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
rnIlh I,n,lr.IIn nrnin.

Trinidad, Drr. - Nuslli" pli,r,
aged months. vas burned iu = crisp
when ehr nome at Mrs. Paul nillr,
west 1,T here, was dratru, ed last uighi.
lilo mother hhd rit the child IN %
cradle nrnr IN" siuNr from win, m
Goals Or fire rolled onto the lloui
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
FUNK Mn,l rrodncc I'nmrs.

NhIcHRO, lIOr \ Q s. Fuuk, g0n-
erni manager ul lho international
harvester COlupIul NdH requested to
produce further .rurreHpnudouo, In
the Royernmcnt Inquiry today ne
testified that no did not know where
papers relating tn thd formation of
the company were ilcd. nor who N
reaponsible Tor them, hui promised "a
discover the papers or tho person ro-
Sponsible Tor them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
Wcddlnn GIrl Tor IIcIrn GonId.

Denver, Dec. a. Soldiers AT Fort
Logan. the United States army post
located near Denver viii appeal Ia all
IN" cnliHted men IN the United states
ana the Inaulnr pcAseHSlOns 10 con
tribute 10 n fund with which Ia buy
Miss Gould n wedding present More
than half the soldiers nj F0ft Logan
are BpaO h-AmeTlcan war veterans,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
AiInIfn AIliIcrs NIrci.

Wichita, Kns.. Dec. i7.--Dclcgaics
from Ncbraska, Colorado. Oklahoma.
Missouri and kausEs attended the an
nual convention Of the National Al
falfa Millers' assOcialiOn mere the
low price of alfaife and the caT short
aR 60 Mern dIAcuaaed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

Tukiu. D,, ~. IN" emperor ul
japan today issued u rCACripl order
Ing Prince TOro hutEurn TO form 20
cabinet to take the place Of tho min
iu under tho Marquis SnriuuiL
which resigned on Doc. 4,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

Kyle. Texas. Dec. 11.--FOuT masked
man bound and Raagoa the watchman
ut the Kyle state hank yesterday,
locked him in boz car and escaped
with $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
seVen Dcall ~ Grade CroaaIna.

Aahtabpla, Ohio. Dec. l7.---Scven
dead and seven injured was the toll
OF the wreck hero last night when q
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern coal
train struck . street car.