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The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHrRcH
CATHOLIC.

The Rev. R. C. Blackwell. pas tor Of the M E. church arrived from Juneau on the City Of Seattle and will conduct services Sunday morning and evening He will re- main lu skagway during the fol- lowing week and hold services the following Sunday
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12

ConssautuopIe. Oct I2-It is nnrrorHauyeIy giveu from the capt- rar chat within one week there will b. hundred and forty thousand Turkish .roons concentrated n rararrrr Turkey for the purpose 70. na..ra down tho fight between that country and the Balkan states.
 London. Oct. 12 The Noateu- .-rnrs arc apparently iu complete control of tho border and are ..-r--.re rne Turkish residents who
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12
BOSTON WINS AGAIN
 SCORE IF TWO ID 0NE

ton took another game from New York in the worlds series. More than thirty thousand spectators wit messed the hardest fought game Of the series today. The errors were held down Co one each and the hits were few and far between. En- thusiasm throughout the country is beginning to bubble over and even the presidential contest is laid aside for baseball.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12
PRESIDENT K HOME
 FOR THE SABBATH

Beverly. Oct President Taft has returned from his northern campaign and will spend Sunday here.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12

The funeral of S. A. Flint oc- cured this morning at the under taking rooms and the Aurial occur red in the skagway cemetery. Moth ing further has been learned re- gardng the mans antecedents.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12
uUTEIy yHNR AWAITING
 ruu,U uTFICINI UErkEE

\.n York. N.t I- "rmu VII. ..--.- r.r. g.ran thetr testimony in n. Er-a"rr.r k.ItuE o0s.. and oa0" .. ...m have testified that mon from ."nn. Q. Police Ha.knus o.- ... .... commands for r.o WH..
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12

The city council is improving Broadway by filling all the low places with ciuders The White Pass company furnishes the ciud- CTS and the city does Che work
 E. J. Shaw, manager of the Moore Wharf company at skagway. came over Tuesday on a pleasure trip, re- turning next day. As he has TO- sided iu skagway for the past fii- teen years he has almost decided to settle down there and make it his home ..a......Supt v. L. Hahn and Master Howard Ashley of the rail- road. came over Monday night and were here the next day, a portion Of which was spent al the Pueblo mine Whitehorsc Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12
SERvIA DECLARES WAR
 PREPARES ID FIGHT

are unprotected by home troops. It Is said that a large body is on the way Co regain the ground lost to the NOuteucgrians
 Berlin. Oct. l2-Seryia has of uciauy declared war on Turkey. A dispatch from Belgrade the capital of Seryia says that the country has a war strength of l75,o0o troops, which have been ordered recruited mp Co the limit for the purpose of prosecuting the campaign.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12

Team e New YCrk.. .. Q. Q. ..l g l Boston. . . ..E 0 Batteries: New York-Mathewson and Meyers. Boston-Bedient and Cady.
 Score by Innings. New York 70 O O O o O 1 O O-l Boston 70 O % O O O O O-2 New York, Oct 12-Again Bos-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12

Send the Daily Alaskan to the states
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-12
Sc0rc by Innings.

New York, Oct. 12-Again Dos
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05
Wednesday

Mrs. 8. 8. Poe 10 in Denver for =
few days.
Miss Mary Knott OF Lasalle spent
Tuesday In Greeley.
H. H. Rorgmann has returned
from . business trip east.
Mrs. G. A. Craven Of LASalle
spent Tuesday in Greeley.
Mrs. Mabel Marsh visited friends
In Platteville Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Van Sickle
are spending = week At Glen Haven.
X. l. LeveridEe Of Gill was In
Greeley today on business.
b. F. Armstrong Of LaSalle was In
Greeley ON business Tuesday.
Ed Jenkins has returned from .
short visit In Denver.
W. Davidson went to Denver this
morning ON business.
Mis Myra Graham will teach the
! fourth grade in the Cheyenne
schools this year.
Mrs. Edgar King Of Idaho Spring.
10 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Lyon.
Mise Sylvia Nordstrom went Ia
Cheyenne this morning for q visit
with friends.
Mrs.. Janis Nelson returned to her
homo near Barnesville today after q
few days stay In Greeley.
Miss R0xye Adams has gone to
Denver to resume her work teach
! ag in the schools.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05

day, where Mrs. Eisnor will teach
| this year and her daughter attend
school.
Check a cough or cold in the
lungs before it develops serious
case. BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP is an effective remedy for
all soreness or congestion in the
lungs or air passages. Price Csc.
| soc and 100 per bottle. Sold by
Gilbert Drug Co. Three stores.
Miss Lexie Mead, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alec Mead, for . few weeks, left
Thursday for Denver and goes from
there to Cheney, Wash, where she
will resume her work as art teacher
in the state normal.
| Mrs. j. NJ. McIndoo has sold her
ranch in the Ashton district for
$4,000. There is q half section
in tho farm. The new owner comes
, from Kansas. Mrs. Mclndoo has
gone to Kansas for visit and
later expects to spend the winter In
California.
John Patterson has returned to
his home in Beaver Falls, Pa. after
pending the summer with s. b.
McClelland and family and other
riends in Greeley.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Thorell and
family, who have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Gus Carlson and A. G.
Carlson. left this morning for Salt
Lake City, where they will make
their home. Rev. and Mrs. Thorell
. formerly lived in Greeley. They
have spent the last two years in
Dakota and stopped in Greeley for
visit with friends on their way to
Salt Lake City.
When the bowels feel uncomfort-
able and you miss the exhilaratine
feeling that always follows copioui
! morning operation, dose Of HER.
r BlNE will set you right in a couple
of hours. If taken at bed time you
= get its beneficial effect after break
fast next day Price soc. Sold b,
r Gilbert Drug Co. Three stores.
While returning from Eaton OF
Thursday evening on his motorcycle
!, Glen Stow was thrown to th'
ground and badly injured one o
his knee caps besides receiving pain
: full bruises. No serious results ar
anticipated from the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Ewing, thre
- children and maid. returned thi
morning from a trip through tn
west and northwest. Mrs. Ewing
children and maid. went to La Joll
= I. early in June. where they have ha
J., y cottage for the summer. Mr.. Ew
80 ing went west = month ago an
they have been travelling throug
the northwest. They have had Q d.
lightful trip but are glad to g<
home.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05
Tuesday

r. W. Pritchard Of Platteville
was in Greeley Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs- w. H. Gill are
spending 4 few days in Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. johnson have
gone to their "22" ranch near Sterl-
ing for few days stay.
Burrell Reynolds left today for
Fort Collins. whore he will attend
the State Agricultural college.
Oakley Elliott has arrived from
New Castle. Pa. for . visit with his
uncle, Jerry Elliott, and family.
Mrs. Fred Minns and daughter.
Miss E6ie. Of Evans. spent Saturday
in Greeley.
Miss Mary Whiteman went ia
Cfeede Saturday TO leach IN the
schools 1t that place.
Miss Josephine classy Of Fort
Morgan 10 in Greeley for q fev
days
] Mrs. d. D. Forward and dauRh.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05
Friday

Charles Burke of Sterling is in
Greeley on business this week.
]. 8. Cradle has returned from q
business trip to Laramie, Wyo.
Miss Gertrude Molander is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. William Larson,
In the Ashton district.
Mrs. A. G. Graham returned to
her home in Denver Thursday after
. visit with Mrs. Jennie Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Bedford
have gone to Gunnison, where Ar.
Bedford will teach in tho Normal
school.
Miss Renna Norris has arrived
from her home in the east and will
teach the sixth grade in the public
schools Miss Norris taught in La
Sale. last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Whitman, who
have been spending Ave weeks at
their ranch Ash Lookout" in the
Ashton district. returned to Greeley
today.
Mrs. Jennie Caward Jackson. who
will have charge OF the adult blind
exhibit at the state fair is sister
Of Mrs. Carpenter of Ault. Mrs.
Jackson gives free instruction to
bliad adults in the state.
Mrs. ]. ]. Reynolds came down
from Eaton today. Her son. James
Reynolds arrived today from Coke.
Vile, Wyo, and will return te
Boulder to take up his work in the
state university.
L. NJ. Sayler of Num- is in Greele,
this week ON business.
Miss Martha Hughes Of Hereford
10 in Greeley this week.
James Scott of Denver is spend
ing q few days in Greeley.
Mrs. G. L. Smith arrived here OF
Thursday for a visit with he
daughter, Mrs. c. NJ. Burrows.
Miss Norma Harrington left tOda
Miss Gladys Morgan left today 70
BAymer, where she will teach thi
year.
Mrs. w. B. Balloon went t
Deaver Thursday for q few day,
visit with friends.
Mrs. w. ]. Carpenter and daugf
ter. Miss Clara Carpenter. Of Platt'
Vile spent Thursday in Greeley.
Miss Mary Nicholson of Sidne
Neb., is visiting her uncle, Ole Bor
50. and family in the Ashton di
trie4.
Misses Eva Geiser and In
Beardsley left today for Wra
Colo, where they will teach tn
Joaf.
Dexter Mcconnell has secured
position in the Hardware depar
nent Of the Denver Dry Goods col
G. W. Gilbert. c. T. Gilbert \,
thsir sons are expected homo tod
from an outing on the upp
Roudre.
c. v. Owens and D. X. wys
weat to Denver today to secure M
equipment for their transfer bu
ness, made necessary by their
eEeasing trade.
Charles Read has returned frc
two weeks vacation trip to Bould
50 the mountains.
Mr.. A. d. White and daught'
Horsace, Of Barnesville were
0rseiey Thufsday ON their way
Dsaver. where Misc Florence will
tsoA the Whittier school.
Misoso Alma, Anna and Este
Harts Of Durant. Ia, have b
epsnding the last I'VE weeks vi
fAsir sister, Mn. De. Hallef, Of
aooA. They were in Greeley Thu
1ay and went to Colorado Spril
ha1ore going to their homo.
Mn. J. Z. Eisnof and daught
1eorna, who have bssA spsading
saa0ee on their homestead n
D9isgDdale. vsat to Dsavef Thu
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05

Joe Woodbury. returns this week
to Boulder. where he will begin his
third years work at the State uni
versity.
Mrs. L. E. Wyatt left this morn
ing for Trinidad. where she wifi
visit her brother, r.. G. Andrews.
and family.
John Insinger has returned from
Estes Park and expects to leave this
month for Ann Arbor. Mich, where
he will enter the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lofgren and
children. who have beeA visiting
friends In Greeley, left Saturday for
their home in Leadville.
Neil Taylor will 90 to Boulder
this week where he will continue
his work at the State university af-
ter an absence OF two years.
| Sam OFT and daughter, Miss o.
, lie. OF Chicago are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Offerle.
/ Miss Adelina Brown OF Platte
vile was in Greeley today on her
way to Fort Collins. where she will
study music at the college.
Miss Jessie Hall. who has spent
the last two months with her aunt
Mrs. Niagara Hall. left today fol
her home in Westfield, n. Y.
Yellow complexion, pimples and
disfiguring blemishes on the face oI
body can be gotten rid of by doctor.
ing the liver. which Is torpid. HER
BINE ia q powerful liver correctant
1t purifies the system. stimulates
the vital organs and puts the body
In fine vigorous condition. Pric<
soc. Sold by Gilbert Drug Co. Three
stores.
ter, Miss Fannie. went to Denvel
today for the day.
j Will Wright has returned from
Denver. where he spent severa
days.
i, Mrs. Joseph Inman returned tc
her home in Fort Morgan Saturda,
after visit with Mrs. W. r.. Nc
Clellan.
Roy Rodrick and his mother ar
rived here Saturday afternoon from
. Indiana for a visit with Mrs. PER-,
. Taylor.
, DR.. and Mrs. B. Woodcock an.
sons returned Sunday evening from
i. Eldora, where they have been for Il
outing.
. Miss Marjory Elmer left thi
. morning for California, whore sh
: will visit Miss Paula Ohlandt. VII,
;. was formerly superintendent Of tn
: Greeley hospital. Miss Elmer vii
4 teach in California this year.
: Z. E. Abbott, who has been spepd
d Ing the summer in Estes Park ha
n returned to Greeley and will remai
here during the winter. His wife /
4 still in the park and will return I
Greeley In . few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Ffn~ an
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fine Of Bedsort
Ia. left this morning for a frtn Z
Denver and Colorado springs, wher
they viii spend some time sightss<
e ing before going to their homel
lney nave been visiting Mra. Be
. Fine. Mrs Frank Davidson .,A NJ,
10 Will Burnett.
The implicit confidence that man
% people have In Chamberlsin's Coli,
i CHOLERA and Diarrhoea Resnedy
founded on their experiences IN th
" use OF that remedy and their know
ID edge Of the many remarksb,e cure
OF collie, diarrhoea and dvpeutsr
n that 1t has effected. For ssie by =
il dealers. ~
IL you knew Of the real value {
r. Snamperlain's Lniment for lam
y back. soreness OF the mnsele
sprs,ns and rheumatic pafns, 70
70 would never wish to BE- vtfAout /
70 For sale by all dealers.
H. and Mrs. Frenn P~.to. .
II Eidora, Kan. and her mother M
}" =. -. DAWSON. Of Flint. MicA.. =,
sitine Ar. and Mira +. II. Ellis
D. me Plainview district. -. -
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05
-nr,c, OF .rrL,cA,Il,""s. ="
N" STATE LAVE,

onice OF the S'"''
Commissioners c,l, aug.
Notice is hereby e,olyys,si.ics sttSs
Hail, whose p3s sas made 3
No. !; A-ss5 10 ifassA f'naAs. .'s ssitua's
conntS. ss'in celofad,S' !S.Sss sre' IS, n
NV. Of NV a. :.
r. SIS W. on,,,eation to y y
above @ aescr!eSS, rs!ses,emScr 1I',T ;s;,fEs e; l,ls
state BOARD I'an'
sioncrs. ,..,t,n In Gr.e,.;,
Sept. 5. 1919
IS. 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05
NOTICE =" STATE HH"Dsrd

on,ce Of the ~ n
commissioners' colo. Aus, nj i
Notice us is hersSy rssSsyy,diIIcs t'S ~ -.
Jnrtz. whose si,s,en 81 n
made mad ,ssIE;gsw,ss sEg,,i,a.s!'' ass:sr'is'ia + III
Colorado, ,?lT ,%rt.. See. II u
II. Sc " ,,,iicaticn X
. ,ny. N% described ,l,,',r II', q s.fsss riss
an@,V a,sS .fter seP,s'nii T. JEf.f'aa !
,.v,.t.r i, state t'''' .s
i; s;;:; '$:;'' 'Sssi!ss''iiss- isis is-' =
.s. 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-05

in0p'es in Ar,, stay at ,hs,. ls'a'
to to remain bu, taey ra, v
sn srnool adyan,a,svo'Vu
s,,0L1 William H. Burr ',
o@S'SFday OF ,s. between ,,',
Hr Srotbn.. MRS. Lulu Burr ''i
way u'iSp Soma to Dr.. Burr
ta,,,ending t,oen, a conyas,'ss cosnyass's'
Aonai Apanc,..A Association r4''93 J
Kane, NSe,,S'eS w,sl which coav,
her of -, VI me s0cie,
nv The 3 thoroughbred ,
found dea% houston u.s. last
houston ranch Ma,dl'c al'c
en, .ne fence had Hovsy, alloWst,
POSED lr9, that he becsms sps
The animal was CsIa'a csllaa
Lass Lass koondyke and d''ss Ss
gree gree He was valusS
The Gilbert park A..
entered Sunday nirs, VI
of the cash register r,r", u,
ITS change, s57O. n
ol'lN money LEFT In II
nothing else was :"
thought that the Io,s u
and entrance made ,e', !.
door. 'uV a
.. There n was a special
the Royal Select Nss,a,
sonic lodge held in c,a
for the purpose Of co,
grees on a number Of w u
dates from Loyeland.
from Loveland who
Messrs Sciny, Osborn,
Willard, Brokate and
G, R. Gaylor of pls,|
Greeley today and av
We're never so good IN
as TINS year. The grain
been good, potatoes al
and cane and pop corn
is unusually good.
Fort Lupton, Sept.
Mrs. Fred jackson, VII
last spring for Upland.
returned to dispose Of
erty and after a short
friends will 90 to San
make their home. n
steamer trip from Calito
Mexico on their return d
by rail through Old Mel
arrived in Lupton for \
Day celebration.
Eye, ear, nose and 4
Sapero, the Denver sped
be in Greeley Thursday, |
Saturday, September u,
at the Camfeld hotel, d
and examination free.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A.
State Center, Ia, who
visiting their cousin, W
and family for the last 4
left this morning for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmel
their daughter, Mrs. B.
and four children, retul
day from a weeks trip
and the mountains. tn
Sunshine, Gold Hill and
had a pleasant trip.
Miss Ollie Frazier ha'
from Durango. where sh
the last six weeks and
ltinue her work at the I
Ilege. Miss Frazier vii
her two years course
and will be one OF th'
students to graduate.
w. G. Burgin return
ley Tuesday evening
weeks visit at his nom
sippi. After a few day
MIR. Burgin will go 10
where he will have chaF'
the schools
MIR. and Mrs. ! u A'
turned IRON four weeks
northwest. They were
Portland and other pola
est and had an en!oyAV
ara clad to get home
Word has been re'
Miss Orpha Hall, Wno
seriously III at Nalye'
she is recovering. 81; sh'
suddenly i'll at Nave E
her way TO her home !
for a visit,
Mrs. j. f. Messellpa
children and Mrs. F.
daughter left Tuesda si,.
home in Oklahoma o.,' "
have been visiting IN
weeks with Mr.. and
Faulkner and Mr.. and
Kindred, ,,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ, :,
Dcorah. la, we're ~ y
. MIR. and Mrs. l.. ;, .as va.
is a sister of Mrs, '. j..
| and Mrs. Green a'' uh
from ogden, Utah; "a n
been visiting. Their, Their u
/, - Green johnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
TEACHERS
LEAVE SUUN UN
VACATION
70 Spend Summer Months in
Various Parts Of the Coun-
tryi California and "Baok
Home" Lure Many.

The mountains. the seashore. back
home, and inslsient Invitations ff0ln
friends. have proved too ailuElns for
many Of the teachers Of the Albu-
Querque schools and number Of
them will leave within the next two
Or three days for various parts of
the country 70 remain until the begin
ming OF school in September AnionR
the teachers who VIII spend the sum-
mer months away from Albuquerque
are the following
High school Miss Nancy Hewitt
iilawatha. Kaa.i Mrs. Ella A. L.onar.
Nohlesviiie, ina; Miss mary HartiE
Walton, n y. Miss Mabel Tracey.
Anderson, Ind. Miss Stella Treedweil
Eigin. ill. Mr., 4. A. Papineau. Noun
tain Grove. Mo-. Miss Lydia Lheu-
reaux, Conc0rdiR. kas. Miss Sailie
KinG. Oak Grove. Mo-; Miss Pauline
billiard. Santa Barbara. Cal. Miss
Mabelle Mckenzie. San Diego, Cal.
First ward. Miss Audrey G. schach,
Kansas; Miss Julia r. Mayock. DEM
Ing, ". NJ. Miss Beatrice sielshs.
Richmond. Cal; Miss Susie NJ. Gray.
Colorado Springs
Second ward. Miss Cora odjard.
Mankato. MINI; Miss Anna Odjard.
California.
Third ward Misa Gertrude Takkcn,
Holland. Mich; Miss Ida Elder. Los
Angeles; Miss Malta 81 Tway. cali
fornla; Miss Minnie Hickman. Los
Angeles Cab; Miss Lucy Edle. Los
Angeles. Cal.
Fourth ward; Miss Myrtle Plant,
California; Miss Edith EVerist. Cali-
fornla Miss Margaret Kelchor. Ma
con. Ga: Miss Kate Dawson. Mis-
souri,: Miss EuRonis Keleher Macon.
Ca; Miss Mary Anderson. Indiana
Special teachers Miss Miriam
Mayes, Illinois: Miss Lillian sylvos-
ter. Indiana: AIR. A. r Pagter. New
Raven. Conn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
DEATH HALTS TRIAL
OF CLARENCE
DARROW
Associate Counsel for Defense
in Celebrated Los Angeles
Corruption Case Passes
Away During Night.

Los Angeles. Iime loving 20 the
death during the night OF Judge Cyrus
S. McNutt. who Ind been associated
with the defense. the trial Of Clarence
$. barrow ohnrged with jury brib-
ing. was adjourned antR Monday
morning
Judge Hutton, assiftant District At
torney Ford and Chief Counsel Earl
Rogers Tor the defense spoke feelingly
In euiogy ~ judge McNuit
II was learned today that Job Harri-
SON former socialist candidate for
mayor 81 Los Angeles, was summoned
As witness FOR the state yesterday
He wa served Immediately following
the testimony Of Bert II. Franklin.
Nr. Hartman said that he did not
know the nature of the testimony de-
sired OF him by the prosecution He
was Wiling hpwurer. to TESTIFY for
the state lust az ho had before tho
gFand jury, he said.
Harry r. shillon for whom a bench
warrant was issued yesterday al tho
request Of the prosecution, wRs said
today 20 have been cloee friend Of
ames b. McNamars he was a Wit
ncsa before the federal grand jury in
the dynamite Investigation and WAS
said % be an important witness In the
present trial. AZ yet he has not been
located.
The trial VIII BE- resumed Monday
afternoon when chief Consul Rogers
viii take up the cross examination 81
Franklin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

AffuiN the hnilaH NcWa.5
President Ripley, OF the santa he,
In giving 20 an interviewer some Of
his observations formed during
long trip through the west ana south
west. expressed the opinion that
there Is "A rapidly growing sentiment
~ favor ~ the proposal 20 limit a
president Go 81 single term az six
years. That must D. the conclusion
q most observers. whether their IN
quiries range over whole soction
Of the country. Hs those Of sir. Rip-
ley did. or over a state a community
or a nelghborhood II win probably
De found in almost any asaemblaFe
OF men that a majority are NOT only
N tuyor ~ THIS proposal. hut eager
20 have Il adopted II h an ieea
which commcnds itself spontaneously
and irrcsHtihiy TO tho Judgment Of
common senses, and Il makes ts up-
peal without any reference whntever
90 any political exiEencies OF tho
present moment Undoubtedly there
exists a disposition 70 question tho
wisdom % lcnEthcnng the presiden-
tial term; such as these would prefer
single term Of four years, their arr
gument being that ia lcnRfhcu the
term would he dissonant with the
growinE uemund for more direct
popular control Of public officers as
signifiod by the advocacy OF tho re-
call This dsaonance ~ more appaf-
cnt than real Not among the adj
vancod advocates Of Tho recall Is Il
likely that many Couid be found who
would subject the president Co re.
call. We have never had president
whom the people would have recalled
" they had had the power. nor does
u evidence any vaultlng faith to say
that we never win have "a president
capable ~ cxilsperating the people %
that degree. A. to this one office NJ
least. FUN and perfect reliance must
be Hut Un pcrsonnl integrity There
can Do no other Safeguard. nor none
that VIII supplement Il. The most
strenuous advocate % shc recall may
support the proposal for single
presidential term OF six years With
out any inconaistcnce whatever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
BIG REDUCTION N
THE WOOL RATES
FROM HERE
Understood That Interstate
Commerce Commission Hear
ing in Albuquerque Result
ed in Sharp Cutting Of
Freight Charges.

Effective june 9Th, the freight rate
rom Albuquerque 10 Boston on wool
ia the grease viii be ti,52i-2 instead
Of S191 90 Sl,93. which latter rates
have been IN effect a number OF years.
The yib2 l-2 rate. Il q unofflcihlly
stated, was made by the Interstate
Commerce Commission as the result
Of hoarlngs by the commission Ia Al
buquerque several months ago, az
which protests against prevailing
rates were made BY Arizona and New
Mexico wool growers and sheep rais-
ers. The santa Fo freight ONCE IN
Albuquerque has not been officially
advised on the reduction In wool Ia
the grease rates. but expects 10 re-
Within day of two. The rate affects
al railroads In New Mexico ard Ari-
IONA, the rate being figured on a dlfs
ierens basis from each station
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
mediation OFFERED
IN WATERS
STRIKE
State Board Tenders It's Good
Offices; ColoFed Pastor
Urges NegOes to Stay Away
From New York.

cry EVENING Heraid A. y. Leased wfrel
New York, June Tho New York
state board Of mediation and arhitsa-
ton took "a hand IN the walters strike
today when JhOn 9. 1calin, a mem
her OF the board. conferred wits
Timothy Heaiey. secretary Of tho t,c-
centric Firemcns' Union. John f.
Dashner vice president OF the Elite
Head waters Association and other
strike leaders.
This IL the first elme the fremens
union has been mentioned In connec-
tion with the strike IL Is said gha
hotel nremens ala has been solicited
Walters az the Hotel Waicott.
Grand Union and at the Fifth-avenue
and Flatiron restaurants Joined tho
strike this Afternoon.
q. III sims. pastor Of tho negro
union hartlst church here. peculiarly
lghown as the ''san JUN Hin church, I"
issued a statement urging an negpO
walters 20 remain IN the south and 20
refuse offers from hotel men TO como
90 the city as strike brcakers.