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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12
LEAKS ON TDtE FARn - AND
EVEaVWNGRE.


the ntue leshs % Inc fsTm s-am
.nnauNTahis.
-Thsre l. th@ waste orcAsinned b.
puDr feneet Waste in bath monrH an
tsua. I've STOCK uiil IA A. h7uT's
tluSs ruin euoaEh o. -rop 70 3oHf
.arnn ny Tor . nee ienee
I'VE and hiEh-prtred lhrm mncAs8.
~rv uuuTosucted and ueAthsF-6alieR
standing In various places about th'
farm
III tbe houaeude Would - . 81
aauiuE-machine IN the ram for -
hour. shc would y braHded ~ = Eooa-
fur-uofhing earsiass housewife. aH1
rtghti, 20. bat y hat slD9ui 'hs Husband
,h-t leaves . slsB binder ~ me rain.
san. snou and sle~t Tor onfhs. aud
The euEu-piou ussre be finished ~
lu.t rou o. -orn. ard To- wh~at-iriil
~, fan Of wheat in ~ pr1eT ~ 'hr
ga unfil time 70 use thsm agn.n'
~CnTr IS throuB "a TIE hsEs o.
nuddv Erpand. basheia a' = time and
lulf Of Il b. wnsteA eopd. fresh
earn reIarAiur-Inilk y poarsd inio
l-aEy trough 20 the pEa. snA the
sweater psri Of ), b p~rn''Ied % soak
iuto the ETOund-
Live STOCK - usi pFopsTiy Pr5's7i-
ID 10 the winter. nnd a greater aHpuEi
Of ~ bh.rs@Vy. Hay Hnh Ofbrs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12

ss,aFly svGyho1y o. tac cFcek have
sBfai ~ eOida - fhis uTilioI
Mi-. Lauais 1IHr-T - wai.ou. b
vl-iatng ~ UnrlE. NJ Frrd van ca
81. - DlV1Pui-
NJ auino1s ~ ~ crnne vsr-
D. ~ gula Travis 49, uesE- Tlsy
are unuasyess a ~ Oh and Gaa 60.
~. and Mr. W.lii- Trsvis we're
hslosug Mr Jaeob RnE-n but-ehe'
on Any lasi vsek.
Mi.sus Cons A0d Naac, vipcsnt q
Grnaay RuR NsFv 80 Ears's Of Miss
G0F4te Gaurfaaid sunds7, Lass
Nr. HaFrisSa Lake pass~d alonE
tn. run on dsy last uerk.
Meusrs MOrEnn and waiter Carol
81 nsuevlls. we're VISITING - ~
VIVA Travis FRIDAY uizht
Mr-. Lille NSsl and Mamie Travis
were cslgiuG a. ~ VILLA Ira H. one
~ ~, veok
Mn. Ionsph Moran and three chill
dFsu- Josie Lester nnd Elherf who
haze beeu the Eursss Of ~ and MI
R'Ini~ Travis. The PAST week returne'i
10 their home "a waite Day SUNDAY
iaur
K,DDO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12


N
49, ot
tao.n -1 m ~ lI1n rrl
~. rrh sIhu-,. . Pl,Fluul.
Gus vI.Iil nj, P-a1I ll-ur- . ~
dals NJ ueek
NesuIn ETusRi Gunan - Ci-T-
enrs Noule hagp rptuEuq1 h1la hu1
b shoTl say d 1uAl-loUu. ~
Niu.uu Jts.s Teunnut. Pund Hanas
sn1 Ru1h Thpnpa1a ati11ll1 pfayST
neotlug TbnTutlV uiE8f-
NJ. So Mn n 3 "a usrR
hniluuu eoliuET'1 Pairs ssu1ag-
Ts ral,ilas . iliuar lsushI's
gunh.y ueF~ m. ~ Nh ~ HaEa-
rlsk ana tvo rhH1rra. Mr. ~ M
Ambro-e RiIlinsslso. MrA AriseF
Rsua- SD 50. EAEsr
OR sebusi 10 prOgreu.ing nirsly ~.
CT M H.aassRrnf ~ Mrs Jgaa,e
ward.
Nm. J X Niehs-i Is sssi ua ~
rilk Iisl
OR Vgllaee has h-sz mnrh lnpTOT-
ID b. me reject adasIiuE u . utuTP
scnanrsed b. NimTod Haaghl and 49,
WILL o. TIIE WIsP
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12

wooo VENEER - PaoTaEr TltG
FlT TlGEa
~
sy the ~ ia -
me uiH riFGlP tra1
rno- y q n.ls VI.
Hs,nS, 11ar - - RnP ~
.uaurill u,uG - ~ r,le NJ -
sunrFy Fuacats sosE Hii;- uclhR *
ms uvuwopina LA.i All covered
euery r-ap trunh vifh uoot Ee1qoT 80
s- ! nttIs u11 q euglh - ~
ta-p - the usi~r euu Hgi taorh the
trss una he r1bbsis hnas 70 taha 70
- nnhs taeg 90 sag aihbiiAE.
VFous vesees aasiGsud 90 he VlEFoll
ean - purchases - quan;i,. - . en1f
- - uoTe thnn fuur'a o. . eeni
sr-s ~ pnasretion Are sr7een
b noFa lasiiuE bet d TeRa.rA aaHuAi
sdtusrinE and ~ nat ~ saay . EpDly'
n veuasr euFls - sprinGn aF1uad
TIE trre sna Fas.iy nseas aaFthinE Va
..s,tA Il h PISS L VEL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12

9lase Ns6u C'E.VsoPttp Cess ~
Osss q uumtsrE RuA CO f-DdrF
u-nilg stoFs q TAtFnoat Alauu11e
tuI1 Clsanuna Raie SisFtp Faurs
~. Elaa g. Rsod - bls -
uUO LICK aUN AID
pWeNGTT'S eRGEN
Farns1l = ?. Q. ~. ..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

MIsCELLANEOUe

II you have any repair work 70 -
done phone 1851. 196
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

sst thereon. st thG rate Of . per csnt
per snnun. sisse 0eptsnber -. 1914.
and for eS7s.00. sttofnsvs' fees: for
the further principai ssn Of $1,000.
with Interest thereon. at the rate Of J
per cent psr annum. since January ..
1910. and $50 sttornsys' fees: and
for the further psineipai sun ef eSr
oss.s7. with interest thereon. at the
rate Of . per cent per snnum. since
January -. 1910. and eS7s attorney
fess, end Tor costs and disbursement
and accruing costs.
Nov. therefore. By virtue Of said
order Of sais and execution. and In
compliance with said writ. I have
duly levied on said real property. aad
viii. On Wednesday. the Sth day Of
May. 1913. at 10 o'clock .. n. Of such
day. at the front door Of the county
court house. IN klamath Fails. Klam.
sth Csunty. ofssea. ell. q publie
auction. 70 the highest bidder. for
cash. oil the right. title and interest
Of the above named dsfsndant IN and
70 the foliowing described real prop
srty. 70 Wit:
The south half Of lot 1: oil Of lot
|S: aii Of lot except the east s ls.1oo
fest: oil In block -; the south 90
test Of Maple alley and II fest By 90
fest OF the southwsstsrly portion Of
lot .. block -: oil Of said real prop
sfty being saa situated In klamath
1alls. klamath county. Oregon. &C.
coedinS 70 the recorded plat Of the
town Of Linkviils. now klamath
Tails. 0rseea.
Also Ne SEX Of the swk Of Bee.
30. saA The ny Of the Nwk: the
Nwk Of The NE =. Ssc. -. tonvship
10 south. saass . east. Willamette
Meridian. eoatainias lso acres. more
Or lee. b klamath county Oregon.
Toeethss with all and singular the
tsasnsnts. hseeAitansnts and sppur.
tsnaness thsrsunto bslonsins. or in
anyviss apsstainiag 70 said property;
Or % auch thereof - nay b necss-
sary - satisfy said s1eeution.
The procesds Of said sale will be
applied II the satisfaction Of said sx-
ecutioa. order and decree. Interest.
costs and disburssmsnts. and aeecru-
Ing costs. and The ovssplus. u say
there -. viii b paid into said court
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

Screens and all kinds u shop work.
Phone 1851. Shop Sixth and Klam.
ath avenue. 13tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

Notice Of ShssiR's Aass os Real Prsp
srty
Martin Brothers. Piainti6.
J. u. Carroll and r. 3. Smith. Defend.
ants.
Under ana BY virtue Of an ssscu.
tion and order Of sale. IN foreclosure
Issued out Of the once Of the clerk Of
the circuit court Of the State Of Ore
9on. for the County Of klamath. oa
The 9Th day Of April. 1919. IN The
nbovs entitled suit. wherein Marti1
Brothers 10 corporstion). the sbovl
named plaintiff. obtaiAsd judgment
and decree against J. D. Carroll asd
Richard Shore Smith. the sbevl
named dsfsndants. on the lth asy
OF April. 1919. which said judgment
was on the 9Th day Of April. 1913
recorded in Judsmsnt Lien Docket
Vol. .. At page %. II the once Of tha
clerk Of said court. I sn eonnandsd
to sell all that certain pises sad par.
col Of land situate II the County ol
klamath. state Of Oregon. bouaded
and particularly Described - follows:
The southwest quarter Of the south.
east quarter Of sectiea Avs (S): The
west half Of the Northeast auastss
and the Northwest quarter Of The
southeast quarter Of section eight
(O. Ill In township fosty-oas (Al),
south Of range six (S). east Of the
Willamette Meridian. according "a
the duly rscordsd plat thereof on Als
In the once Of the eounty clerk ot
klamath county. state Of Oregon.
Notice 10 hereby givsa that % Sat
urday. the 3sth day Of Nay. 1913. q
. O'Clock .. n. Of saia day. st the
front door Of the county court house.
In the city OF klamath Pals. County
Of klamath. state Of Oregon. I viii. IN
obedience to said order Of sale and
execution IN foreclosure. ss,l the
shove DESERVED property. Or % much
thereof - may ~ necessary 70 satisfy
plaintiffs judgment. With intsfest
thereon aal costs. % The highest ~
der for cash.
". .. BARNES.
Sheriff of klamath CO0nty.
NOLAND 4 CRANE.
Atternsys for Plsiati9.
<.ii.ie.9s-9.s.ls-SSA -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07
Wood Wood
BI.st Ve'I r:::', e: ,As' Load
DRY Slab Wed <: ''::: : Aca
4" Z" 1t IS Cd
Limb and Jedy wood
| At IN lin
Leave order. at
|O.K. Transfer Co. or
Oregen Harness Co.
| Vhess ~
| 6. P. Carbon
xor,or lxvrrlyo szps
NOTICE INvrrlto sIDs

Pursuant to an oynsr Of the Gen.
mos Council. sealed bids Will b ~
csivsA by the uudsrsisnsd. Police
Judge Of the city Of klamath tsii:' !.
OREGON, at bic ofIcs In the city hsi'.
until Monday. Mag 9Th. at tho hour o!
Z o'clsok .. NJ. at which time ana
place all proposals received viii %
opened aud consldsrsd for the pur'
shass se tAs feilewias seaipnses tes
The Ars lspsstneas; . 0ss' oseec
Are suits. iasluliss shisss epee'al
eees, IN les. Ore Aats. ins'sesae
ehjei's sDssiai hat; . des. susees ~
piretors, : dos. goggles; . smoke he!'
nsls; IN ~. Dsls regular areasss
beele; I HAN sAue-ee seesses'
Halay's eeatsslllAG Hsssles.
ne osaasa oS~psi rese!ves 'ss
sisAt y rejsse ~ ~ su eaee
paasl ~ ~ 6ay ASs!: as's'
:. p. N1olotAo
pe,iae Julss q ~ otty q xaanA'.
vallo. 0soOoo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

II you are looking for - ~ ~
cent meal In town W tAo Hotsa Da11.
win dinins room. Rats b the woes.
4-itf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS

HUMMONH
IN the Circuit Court OF the s,s,. n,
Oregon. for klamath County.
Myrm Y. Slough, Pinin,iH.
W.
Marie l.. Clifford and Albert ], Hook.
Ink. Defendants.
To Marie l.. clifford and Albert l.
Hooking. Defendants ABOVE
Named:
In the name Of the state Of Oregon I.
You. and each Of you, nre hereby rs.
CURED to appear and answer tho com.
plant nicd against you IN the above.
entitled suit, on or before IN, il,h
day Of June. 1912. that being IN. ,ss,
day of publication of this summons.
aud the last day within which you are
required To answer. an nxed by ths
order Of publication Of this summons,
n you fail 10 appear and nnswcr.
the piain,in viii apply TO tho court
for the relief demanded In said com.
piaint
Said sui, 4. brouxh, IN ,o,.c,o.. =.
mortgage. dated Dcccmbcr "a ,sos
and executed by bo,h NJ vou IN IN.
plaintiff. upon IN. so,lox,n. as.c,,h.d
rcn, prop,r,y ,o.vi,.
r,. ,,vu .,...,.
u q a. A. y. w,..r o.
o,.,o,
;,
:" .''"'. !" '"' p'"'"u" t"s pay
''"' " '",ee p,om".o'' notes. os'sd
v'moe' ~ ''os. 10! ''ooo eaen.
VIZ" '".s'''' '"'''o" ~ '"e rsVe OF .
p.' ''"' yer ""nam ITO" oa'e 'nsrs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

NOTICE

There srs fuads in the clH treas
usy for The rsAsnption Of bAs follow.
ias boads: Nos. I. :. .. 4 8. 8. Z. .,
.. 10. II. -. ~. sssise a. Nos. lo7'
ioe. 10. lie. III. ll3. lis. liz,
sslrss D.Hles. sos. SOC. sos. SOC and
3o1. Series u Interest ceases from
NAY I. 1919.
Dated at Klauath Fails. Oregon,
this 3sth DAY Of Apsil. 1913.
Nv. olENEN0sCity Treasurer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

y ~ aosss aua uosteAess.
b Nv esssiy ssssaats.
p ~ q trade yos . soel Aeuss.
ee's ssd nies lots 10 THE city.
70 ~ o. trade zoe % sesss ~
esssSa nthis city at ois per sers.
y e'i youNe Acsss Of aas laaa ~.
" diteh. irAeS6vsd. oSS W. sess.
!" sss'l you q hsAs 70 ssx yss 81
~ paynsnts.
b leeais you on . sodo homestead.
J. w. Ross & Co.
Pussoalre nulldlog
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

COOK wANTED-For small family.
with no children. Apply 70 ". 8.
Merrill. Merrill. Ore. st-ist
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

able VIM. 3. wordsn. Judge Of The
county court Of klamath county,
state Of Oregon. dated May >. 1918,
the hrst publication being made May
2. 1919.
STONE 4 BARRETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
3-i0-17-9l.31-7.1lh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07
MONEY no LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN--On resi- estate.
Klamath counsy. Abstract Co. 2stf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07
A scisntiiic examinatio iou b

- 4 scisntinc examinatios 6f
bths eye and a properly Atted
lens with perfect satisfaction d whaS
Dr.. Hermann. syssisht specialist.
guarantees. - Have him adjust your
frames free. Twisted frsmes are In
furious to the eyes. Datss at the Liz
srmors hotel. Thurs1sy. Friday and
Saturday. May .. 10 ANAL. Test
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07
Herald Want Ads


FOR sALE-Compists .fufnishiaGs
for two housekeeping rooms. Us;
terms; rent 1913. including iishts
and water. between Forth and PM
on Main. Inquire at Herald ofaee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

Tempe Insalss. Aatinee daily. s:3O
.. U. Evening. arst psrformanes.
I:lS. cUotiouoWa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

And blow Q ose q oDooe
You eaa Ae(Ais vitA iaDs1-
ity vAsa yeuf uflias q tAs PolAse.
Aftsr sssv)ks yes . veil ssses1
dinner N tAs sAeiesse 0sa1D
to trsaD yesr fsisels vitA. ~
sill sSfve yeu 6slieious eoGoo
and & eieas. Vhese ffaOaooo
win liAeee q youF 0o0osy
.'liue the vase ia vhisA sooeo
hao onco booa 1iolillo1."
E0H PALACE 0R0A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-07

"Doan's Ointment cured ~ of -.
xema that had annoysd Ne for . 1osg
time. The cure was psrmansnt."-
Hon. 8. W. Matthews. eomnissioese
Of labor statistics. Augusta. Ne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08
SAYS AMERICANS WERE NOT
FRIGHTENED FROM SONO

American consular agent Marion :.
AacCarthy, Of -Alamos Sonora and
other American residents Of that dis
trlct. did not leave because of rumors
OF impending ant-American demon
STATIONS as was reported from Quay
mas and Cananea, they say.
Nj MacCartny says the cause of the
departure Of most OF the Americans
from southern Sonora was the limos
slDlllty OF carrying on mining and 9th
er operations rs usual, due TO Yaouf
depredations along the s P. de NJ
railway, south Of Empalme Mr.. Mac
CarJhy- who was general manager Of
the Manhattan Exploration Co. of New
York City, and incidentally American
consular agent at AIamos found it
necessary to completely abandon the
properties Of his company and resign
the management Nearly all the Amer
leans having left. he secured author
ity to temporarily close the consular
agency He and other Americans bsv-
ing interests in that district will re-
turn there 3 soon as business can he
carried on as usual, he SAYS
1T is an injustice to the Mexican an
thorities. as well as to the Americans
TO say that they left because of ru-
mOrs of anti-American demonstrations
the project. Adrian Maroon. and other
district and municipal authorities. hav-
ing always given foreigners full pro
lection and courteous treatment" said
Mr. Mccarthy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08
THE OLD PLEA
He Didn't Know 1t Was Loaded


The coffee dri1ker seldom realizes
that coffee contains the drug, caffeine,
q serious poison 10 the heart and
nerves. causing many forms Of disease
nOticea bly, dyspepsia
81 was a lover Of coffee and used it
for many years and did not realize the
bad effects I was suffering from its
use iTea is just as Injurious as GOf
Zee because it. too contains caffeine,
the same drug found IN Coffee
At first I was troubled with indi-
gestiOn- I did not attribute the trouble
10 the use OF coffee. but thought il
arose from other causes. With these
attacks I had sick headache nausea
ana vomiting Finally my stomach
was in such a condition I could scarce
ly retain any food.
-T consulted a physician was told ali
my troubles came from Indigestion, b Il
was not informed what caused the in
digestion. I kept on with the coffee
and kept on with the troubles, too and
my case continued TO grow worse from
year TO year until ii developed into
chronic diarrhea, nausea and severe at
lacks OF vomiting. / could keep moth
ing on my stomach and became a. mere
shadow, reduced from l59 TO l2b
pounds.
"A specialist informed ire had a
very severe case Of catarrh Of the
stomach which had got so bad he could
90 nothing for me and i became con-
WINGED my days were numbered
Then I CHANGED to see an article set
ing forth the good qualities of Postum
ana explaining how coffee INJURIES peo-
pie so I concluded to give Postum
trial I soon saw the good effects-1ny
headaches were less frequent. nausea
ana vomiting only came on at long in
lerEsls and I was soon a changed man,
lcellng much better.
Then thought I could stand coffee
asaln, but as soon as I tried it my old
troubles returned and 7 again turned
10 Postum Would you believe It, I did
TINS three times before / had sense
enough TO quit coffee for good and
Keep on with the Postum 7 am now a
Wen man with no more headaches. sick
stomach or vomiting and have already
gained back TO 147 pounds Name
Stten oy Postum Co. Battle Greek.
Look in pkgs for the famous little
DooA- The Road 10 MELVILLE"
Ever read the above letter. new
one appears from time 10 time. They
Hre genuine. true, and full OF human
Interest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08
lME RICAHs STILL I
FLEE FROM SINAL0A
Continues from page u

Continues from page y
10 Panama. said the rebels were en-
camped within eight miles of Acapulco
and that they had been as close as four
miles LadrOnes had flOcked in large
numbers. he said. to the standard Of
the. rebels and murder, torture and
robbery were crimes of daily occur
renee Women and children had fed
from the ciuages to Acapulco for safe
~, he said. but even there there was
much disorder from the drunken out
breaks OF rebel sympathizers. Condi-
tons We're much the same. he said, in
san Bias. The Peru did not touch at
Mazatlan because Of rumOrs OF serious
disturbances.
r W. Harrison. Of san Francisco
who returned from his fathers planta-
riOn In Chiapas, said the natives OF that
region. who had not risen during the
MaderO revolution, were becoming rest
less In attempting TO reach the west
coast. Harrison said, he had found that
30 miles Of the PanAmerican railway
tracks had been torn up and he had
been compelled to cross the border
into Guatemala before he could reach
the coast.
W. C. Harris. a Seattle mining man,
confirmed stories OF distress and said
the train preceding the one on which
ne travelled from Mexico City to Vera
Cruz was held UP by bandits. who rid
died the coaches with bullets and
robbed the passengers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08

supreme court awarded him the fun
amount. Tt is estimated that the total
claims. similar TO that of Gen. NvOnnet
VIII amount 20 anywhere from $4,000
coo to $4,000 600. s. loan OF $50. GOO 600
was effected some years $50 for the
unable to get their documentary proOs
In proper form before 1.-THE list closed.
These are the men whose claims have
ECen approved by the Cuban courts In
his campaign for election. Gen Come
made the payment of the veterans one
Of the plan6s of his platform. Later.
DE excused himself from making them
by asserting that the American COW
eminent under the Plat amendment.
would not allow the burden to be inn
posed on the cuban treasury.
Some Of the Concessions.
tt is generally agreed that a number
OF concessions granted by the present
government VIII mean great fortunes.
O. those who possess them perhans
the most valuable or these is the con-
cesSlon Tor the Improvement OF the
larbors Of the island. Tn return for
their work in deepening the harbOrs The
toll Of so cents per ton on merchan-
disc from the United States. and n
dollar a ton on that from other conn
tries entering the ports of Havana
with flat rate of 10 cents "a ton on
coal The value OF this cCncesgior,
may be imagined from the fact that me
shares OF stock which cost absOIurcTv
to $40. a loan of 10000 OOe v-9s
promptly negotiated. and this serves
the working capital OF the conces-
cicuaircs.
Tomorrow-Wm Cuba Avert Inter
ventlon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08
NEXT CONCL.AVE WILL
MEET AT DALLAS, TEX.
Shrlners Elect a Baltimore
Man as Imperial
POtentate

Los Angeles. Cal. Nay S-Enuest A
QUITS, of savannah. Ca, was selected
today imperial outer guard by the inn
perial council. Mobiles of the TvsrIc
Shrine, in cOnclave here.
Dallas, Tex, was chosen for the 1913
cOnClave.
William j. Cunningham. Of Baltimore
former imperial deputy potentate. was
erected imperial pOtentate. succeedfne
Joln Frank Treat. of Fargo. y. D.
lillian 5. Brown. OF Pittsbure- and
benjamin W EOWeU Of Boston. vverE
IeeieGted imperial treasurer and inn
peflal recorder. respectively
Grand Street Pageanfs
1nree street pageants Yesterday
marked the formal opening OF the ASH
annual cOnclave OF the imperial co11r(ii
Mystic Shriners. The first parade g
corted the imperial delegates 10 he
scottish Rite cathedral for the oDeD-
ing or the council yesterday afternoon
by a half hundred gOrgeOusIy garbed
Arab patrols. There were also an e1ac-
trlcal pageant and a parade-composed
or temples and patrols.
Two business sessions Of the fu1Deris1
council were held yesterday. In the
afternoon ii was voted to grant ternnIa
tarters to MuskOgee, Okla. and Jstl--
son, Miss. ana dispensation to San
Diego. Cal
An active campaign for the nert
was begun by the Tripo1i
temple. Of Milwaukee. today.
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THROWN
BY DEMOCRATS
Continued from page II

by the regulars after the vote on per
manent chairman Of the state COnven-
ton showed that their opponents con-
troled the convention by 10 votes to
49, The party has been split more
than year and two state committees
have directed the destinies of Penn
sylvania Democracy.
The "reorganizers." under the leader
snip of George W. Guthrie. former
mayor, OF Pittsburg. named a complete
state ticket elected i delegates al
large and y alternates to Baltimore
and gave them binding instructions to
vote for Woodrow Wilson as long as
lis name remains before the cOnveD-
ton. Adopted their own platform and
ratified the selection Of the reOrgan-
lZers, state committee in electing Mr.
Guthrie state chairman.
The Platform adopted includes en-
qorsement of the initiative and referen-
DUN, but ignores the recall Of judges
or Of judicial decisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08
MOSLEMS CALLED TO
PARTICIPATE IN WAR

Paris. France. May S-The call so-
all mOslems to participate in a boI,-
var. which was launched at the sts-+
OF the Turko-Italian war. is accorii-, -
to the correspondent of the TENNIS i5,
Iunis. secretly enveloping all islam
and moving steadily from rrfbc -
tribe i'm every MOhammedan country,
Owing TO the threatening conditiops
In Morocco, the French government bss
decided to send seven battalfons Of Ia,
fantry instead of three battalions a.
originally planned. as well as evtr-,
batteries Of artillery TO that coU1t7-,-
Two battaliOns Of native Senee1I a.
fanJry are now being modified a.
Daksr. and these viii reach cas-
Blanca. Morocco, on June 20.
These endorsements viii give Cen
Moiner a force OF $1,000 with anorE1-
1000 spread out along the frontier Of
Algeria
The latest advices from Fey bv CON
rier indicate that foreigners there M.
llled with a vague uneasiness and fear
that further outbreaks are impending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08
PICKING UP
AMERICAN REFUGEES

washington. D. c.. Nay S.-The
plight of Americans on the west
coast Of Mexico appears 10 have been
exaggerated according to the report
received at the war department from
Capt. Frank d. Ely, Quartermaster on
board the transport BufOrd. which was
sent TO that coast to pick up distressed
foreigners.
In a telegram dated yesterday al
Mocha. SinalOa, via Nogales, the Of
Ger reports
Best infOrma ton received is that
less than one dozen Americans viii
embark here. The best Of feeling is
shown toward the Buford. Took
aboard one typhoid patient at Mazat-
Ian. Am informed that Go Americans
VIII embark at MaZatlan on our re-
turn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-08
FOUGHT
NEAR TO OJINAGA
Juarez Hears Of Engage
ment at COyama With
Rebels Victorious.

Fighting between rebels and the
feGerels IS reported to have taken ---..--.
a CoSama. which is located near -
aga. the only federal stronghold L. sac.
state OF Chihua hua. The fight is q
victory for the rebels. according 10 the
report received in Juarez. The rebels
under Capt. Melendez, mum bered about
200 men, who were engaged against
500 federals from Gen. Sanjines's com
mand al OIinaEa.
'-EI Monitor" a Chihuahua newspaper
also reports that fighting between the
two forces al Guyana and that the
r. bells as far as could be learned. had
been viCtori Gus.