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pryor. E1a n Pryor ans ere leslie r
Brooks Company. corporation, SO So
fendauts. 7 WI on Moudav the ar day
y January. 4. p 1913. - a. pubic out
n EsonrnblA COUNTY p1arida. during ths
legal hcurs % sale, O. the highest and
hest Bidder for cash. To foilowfnH De-
S sns ~ si ' y ssst st to ssus sls:
sud enc t1oil. ~ the Nsw city Tnct
.n the giu q rensacoiA Esa@mbls
nap ~ tss city ~ rsnsssols' copy.
riahted BIZ Thnn G. Watson. IN ftta
Tog~thsF with the tenemcnts hsreolta.
msnts ane appnrtsnenees thereanto be-
nssi ;; ssst = sSrshsssT.
g. H LANTv.
sdeonavtw SPECIAL Master.
TIE regular Annual Meeting ~ ere
ntorkholfers 81 the FIRST Natioual hauk
q renaaopla. Florida. VIII - bed a. lts
Isssar is, 8 isis fsr IN. on ..s, ssHA u
Directors. End - the transactisn e sny
W =. roRBEs.
N Eseanasia county Circuit Court
f 80 " ,9sia4 80 $500 nc ~ =
I'M South nineteen feet one inch ~ West
one hundred ard einhty-three feet four
inches q Arpeut iot Fifty ave q he Oh
city % Pensacola. EHca mbia County,
FloFida. IRE defendants are required 20
appear O. the hin sled against them in
the above entitled cause on the tth daN
% April. a. =. 1913. being the rule day IN
said month. This order a. ~ pch.lshfa
once . wrsk for twelve consecutive weeks
IN TIE penahcoia dourual. . newspaper
published n EEcamhik County, Fiorida.
Jas Macribhon. clerk Circuit Court Ia
Gambia County. Florida. ~ Chaa John
son. Deputy Clsrk 1adeooa~i2w
NovtcN.
TIE annual meeting 81 thr Etorkhnifere
~ the Eacamhla Veneer Company vii
~ held IN ire 0rlce ~ tie company a.
hluh Syringe. Pa. Monday January 8
J. =. HEcKER,
g1deraaw1w Secretary.
NOTICE.
Notice "a hereby given that the an
nual meeting % the stockholders %
Forbes Quigley a Morgan. incurpo-
rated. win be held az the company'a
ofhcos az 81 south Palafox street Pen
Eacola. Florida. January 10. 1913. for
the election % oracert and the trans
action % such other business as may
CINE before the meeting
WILLIE I. MORGAN. IN.
gndecoaw3w sec'y.--Treas.
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ron RENT or EALE-A comfortahie
fen=roen house on Ncrth Hfu. either
part 90 vhoie Mlaa Chiplsy. Box lea
ftdcr
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HOTELS.

SUNNY nANR club IIours. two stories
Tor rent CamulnE narueas uood nah-
tnE and hunting. duck etc For p&rtic-
Glars apply O. walter white Jos r. HaAa
fag street drug store. or write sunny
Bank Cigb House. Camp Walton tia.
noVfs
NEW MERCHANTS HOTEt~-European
Rooms ~ tha week. Ore person. % %.
fwn persons. tbea Nummtmm water On
every room. free hath. bel and hotsl ser
Vtnm alas
PARK W0TELs-FtrNt-ciasw roenzm- Beard
Tor 81 50 Der DAY 9pecial Hafea 81
ueeh CnuffMNN i@oMfNd Jos East WoV.
eminent Street " T. GHmors. Prep
hsentH
HOTEL C0MFunT. Finrtfmtnwn. En- "a
camfhim BAY nen1 ASKING. beating
Bathing nnf fne table 4 clean place fer
clean people Everything n#W and nart
tarY Rates 81 % daV Weekly snsrsal
rsts sTsa Ate-rNn a. y Hsrdee. raes
"a paum
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statesmen WANTED

SAT EEMAN far genera trade. staple
Sine. $500 weekly advance On uor1ulia-
HiHn Experience unnecessary, simply OIL
arounf hustler with clean record. n. "a.
harruuas station a. Detroit -adCr
AMBITIOUS Statesmen. neat nupfaf.
anue. eaN on f1ff. Hautn in their terri.
foft e.eEaut a.de Tine. ronVeuierf ~ CaF-
RI good comm Iaainnr prompt rrmlttaurr
Hfir1urt Manufacturers Co. Cincinnati
Ohio ode
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TIE annual meeting 81 the Etockhoi6ers
o. the Eacamhia Veneer Company vii
he held in ire urlce ~ tie company a.
hluh Syringe. pa. Monday January 8
1913
J. y. HECKER.
g1dernawHw Secretary.
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Business Opportunities.

.TTNEsN
fIMnEn
EHfNGLEH
FHfn
BOAT LUMBER
taf Red CfrreFs Co.
freennTf. pa
InE Ties
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

ltANE YOUR PET KODAK PICTURES
HrHfH .Hf" #rHF Hff.. ra.FnHarr TIE
Glove. Studio. MafHu.. Temple. cau g.
Be- Also sour sr.fIHT.HE ar1 urIrflne
ItdeEIu
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STRAYED.
MUSICAL
PERSONAL.

MANICTHIEg- Hair dressing and shan
uroInE Electric erver ard an cuuFen-
irursf T.adtea WiI have every attention.
Miaa Mabel Henr go nleunt Buidtnr
Hnfra
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FOR sALE-s-ruom rrftaEe furnished ar
uufurnishet VII srN 81 lease 60 rea-
ssrab.e prsce Address cottage care
Journal 1'dee't'
ron sALE-s56 arrss Improved farm
at Warp station. va. Very frrtir
Tvo-ste.ry hsgte. Torih t-.ooo 500
under fcncs - acres lu ru.tivauou.
Prise SIS o. per acre ~ ". kol.es Comp
Walton, "a ssdeeim'
ron sALE-Fiys i,ts 70 East Psnss-
squth. 81 $50 "a. $50 % cash. bsian1s
~ ane Twelve months TITS IS ~.
Il CemrauY Ffh HooF Amertoan. Ma
'ionai Rahk Ruiisinr f,usp
Fnn FArp-Rouss 81 ths Rest farming
isada o. Escanbi. County. lmprovet
ara unimurCvef Prices nght. terms
reasonable Address A p Hinrag,
ron sALE-ssoo arrss &c rs5a p.rs nm-
heF aud min lccatef 20 Perdido BAY
Pcnsaroa aad M1bi's. r.. r. Peiest
Fole1. a.
FOR sAIr-wrH estatHshcd general
mercantile business and trads. also
iarEn coffen Euner. VII ell together
or separately For parllr4 lara arriY tl
g 3 sanford. Jafrfr Fla. lfnov
wANTEn- one thousard home owners
ard fsrmula o. plant fruit ard nut
bearing uffa auf orr Entail trees Write
fsr eur fHfmiHm Emd make an Invest 1HrE
fHaf wfn grow Alvin Iauanear Nursery
Company. Mobile. Alahama. teder
FOR sAIF satsHma. 0ranFs uurs
fruit reTan and en- other Fruit and
shade trees Write fnF Illustrated rHfHs
InEue sahara Nurseries. ffe 81 Prem
r.H So Mobile. As. tadr I'm
Fnn EAEE-Canhfn BFunHwick
Bake peel ard nlalard tahic. AddreEa
poet ofnrr haK OF tbdsc
YOUR PIANO can bs Hrahs me nsw ~
tone. touch arf looks ~ eur are. eN-
pert plane haH1frH ard case nnAaheTH
Low prices anH sou can waF tT Ere week
Thr cutter Muaie House ttnov
roR sALE--To wsFs gamers ans
nthnrm
FAEM LANDS -Gs-d arafr and i'cauan
TEN ArREs arf up 81 $50 per acre.
ETNFN CENTS rET Hrnr cash
TSNENrF- 1--WE CENTS psT acre rsr
month
SO INTEREST OR TAXES
CAN sou better invest Elur raFirEas
W RIVE
Phone f-sE toil E C5ryantsf 81
tnnoF
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FOR EALE-8-ruou rrftaEe. Furnished ar
nufurniFhef VIII sru CT lease 80 req
farab'e price Address cottage. care
Journal esder1ts
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Cypress
LIMBEE
EfaNGLEs
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
ANOTHER FORrE At
MARINES LlANDED.

Santiago. Cuba. Iunr is.-Fifty-
five marines under command of Cap
tain Richard 81 Hooker were landed
today by the United states gunboat
Eagle a. FELTON,. on the north coast
of Oriente provincc Tho marines
VIII proceed for Maynrf 10 relieve the
blue Jackets recently landed by the
6unboat Nashville. for the protection
of the Woodfred mines. A force OF
government troops returned 20 San
tiago today after operations lasting
twelve days IN the yicmny of sengo
Ia Maya, Sebanilla. and Mayarl The
troops encountered band Of rebels
under Colonel Mac. and m a sharp
engagement several of the insurgents
were Killed. Several horses and a
quantity OF ammunition were cap
tured by the government soldiers.
one white man whom the negroes
had made a prisoner and who fell
into the hands uf the government
forces reported that Mazo's band.
which consisted .od forty men. nad
destroyed the oiyn.po plantation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
OF STRIFE
TORN MEXICO
TIRED OF
WAR
Commander Of Advancing Fed
eral Army Deluged With
Offers Of Surrender on Con.
dition Of Safety Guarantee,
INHABITANTS BITTER
AGAINST INSURRECT0S

At General Huerta's headquarters,
Santa Rosalia. Mexico. june iS.--in-
diguatlon az tho devastation of the
rebels on their northward retreat
throughout this district has become
bitter against she rev0lutionists ana
as consequence General Huerta
could have thousands OF recruits for
tho askiuR.
This section has heen stripped of
provisions ana norses which the iso-
lated farmers had provided for them
selves with difficulty
AZ concheA. two stations north of
hero on the Mexican Central tha
rebels have just taken thiriy-slx tons
OF high gfnde silver ore. valued at
about $50 600, and three tons of
medium grade silver metal. Tho sill
yer WIS owned by tho Nuicp Mining
company and the rebels are reported
ny federal scouts 20 have gone to Chi
huahuu On route 90 Iuarez To- convert
their booty into coin.
That the Mexican people arc rapid
~ firing Of revolution. WAS indicated
to-day by the arrival OF advicey from
lnde El Oru and other cltles ia tho
state ~ Durango making overtures 70
General Huerta FOR pence They asiS
only guarantee Of safety IN case Of
surrender.
General Huer,a has granted these
guarantees 10 an who viii surrender
unConditiennlly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
UNNAMED SENATOR
SEEKING SCALP
Of WOOD
Sensational Charges Made in
Discussion Of Army Bill
Which Proposes to Elimin-
ate Chief Of Staff.
tDy IivenlnE Iieraid a. ?. Leased Vvircl

tBy Evening Herald a. p. LEASED Xvircl
Washington, Jane 49, When the
house today took up the conference
report on the army appropriation bill
which the senate already had ap-
proved, Representative Prince of IL
hnois led vigorous fight upon Il,
particularly upon the amendment
which would icgisiate Major General
Leonard Wood out of his office as
chief % staff 81 the army.
Sensational charges that Is certain
senator WAS the ins;l6aior OF plot
to drive Major General Wood from
the army were made IN the house to-
day by Representative Cooper. during
the fight ON the army bill conference
report. HE charged that General
Wood. when governor of cuba. by
his insistence Ia prosecuting the RHth-
bone postal frauds had incurred the
eEniitv of the senator who was now
pushing the provision Ia the bin "a
iegIslate General Wood oet OF his Of
flee AZ chief Of staff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
CUBA ANXIOUS FOR
FREE HAND IN
OWN AFFAIRS
Insular Government Objects
Strongly TO American Com
mission Clothed With Power
to Settle Revolt OF Negroes.

lBy Evealns Herald 4. ?. LEASED wirel
Havana, June 13.--secretary OF tho
Interior Bru informed 'ns AssocRtoa
i-rcss today that ihe ptuposai tS iend
Mticr General Leonard Wnua or Brig
adler General Crowdor on q mission 90
cuba would be reBardad with dis
favor by the government II either
Same with authority tu arrange lorms
of settlement betwecn The government
and the insurgents
The Cuban government fears that
u a misslon from the United states
were to nave authority 10 arranse a
settlement Il mighi involve recoenl-
tion Of some of the demands OF the
negroes. The only concession the Cu-
ban governments WIS willing 20 make
was the allowance of u few days grace
iu the rebels In which 10 surrender,
after which the oniy roursn oppn to
toe government would be to proceed
20 stamp out thoroughly tho lnsurroc.
ton or its ability to DO promptly
The government entertained no doubt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
DESPERATE EFFORT
TO SAVE SUGAR
PLANTATIONS
Vast and Valuable Properties
in Louisiana Surrounded by
Waters; Livestock Threat
ened With Starvation.

fsiy Evening Herald y. Y. s,eaaed WiFeb
New Orleans. June IA dcsper-
ate fight ls being waEed in Ia Fourche
and adjoining parishes 20 keep the
flood waters Of Hymella crevaase from
lhundating several valuable sugar
plantations. the flooding o. which
wiri increase property loAs by the
thousand.
Several plantasions owners have
given up the contest as hopeleas and
arc n0vins what property they can.
livestock by the hundreds, Isolated
In Ia Fourche parish rs almost cer-
tain tu die 81 starvation
steamers with sandnnga and aun-
plies are rn route TO the la i'ourche
section.
Herds Of rabbits can be seen on
every exposed knoll. Muskfatss the
enemies OF the loveo builder, have
been forced from their burrows aud
trees are nllod with rattiesnnkes and
nthor reptiles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
GOVERNOR PLANS
TO SEE THAT LID
IS CLAMFED ON
GAY LAS VEGAS
No Infractions Of Anti-Gamb-
ling Laws During Fistic
Carnival if Stern Executive
Has His Way.
MAYOR DENIES REPORT
OF WIDE-0PEN POLICY


Ahf HfeaA0a Aetnta ~ - AteAAen Wtf~t
Las Vegas. n. NJ. June i3.-For the
purpose, it Is believed. OF assuring
himself that the lid will not be raised
during the period the crowd IL here
for the Flynn-J johnson heavyweight
battle on July 4, Governor William
a. Mcdonald has called upon the lo-
cal authorities TO see that the law
is rigiely enforced. II Is understood
the governor has been Informed
that open gambling will be tul-
crFted and the town VIII have al
kinds ~ games OF chance just as Il
was In the old pioneer days.
Mayor Robert j. Taupcrt and tho
county officials assert that thls report
ls untrue az they have endeayo9ed
10 make Il understood the town will
he run on the most orderly principles
The governors only objection. since
the attorney general gave the opin-
ion that the HIGHT could not be stopped
by law. Is said to be the fear that
New Mexico will 90 disgraced by open
gambling. n he is convinced such
will not be the case IL Is thought he
will attempt 10 do nothing toward
preventing the bout but IL he ls not
convinced, Il Is rumored he VIII send
the mounted police here TO stop the
HRht.
Jack Johnson today asked that ths
name OF Billy CorcorEn OF PittsburF
be added OF the list Of prospective
referees and that Abe Pollock Of Den
yer be restored TO consideration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
SUSPECT ARRESTED
FOR WHOLESALE
MURDER At
VILLISCA
Hatless and shirtless Stranger
Seized in skiff on River
Where Bloodhounds Tracing
Murderer Lost Scent.
CAPTURE May SOLVE
MYSTERY OF TRAGEDY

(Bg EVening sternfa a. =. beahea Wifel
viilisca, Iowa. June i3.--rhe inn
PRECISION in Niilisca that an arrest IN
the Moore murder case WIS cOntem-
plated. which was created by the ap-
peals for cnlmness made TO the public
by the mayor and marshal aud by the
minister who conducted the funerals
OF the victims. secnis to have been
justified by the arrest late yesterday
ai Nchawka. Ncb.. of Sam Moycr,
brother-in-law uf Joseph y. Moore,
the murdered man.
Moyer. however, convinced tho Bn-
thorities he could not have travelled
from Vlilisca between the time Of
the murders sunday night aud the
time be N known 90 have reached
Nehawka Monday morning lie was
consequently released
A man rowing down the Nodawny
river IN sklff was arrested yester-
day below Clarinda. He was wearing
neither hat nor shirt and as unable
to give satisfactory account OF him
self. II was NJ the bank of the Media
way river that the bloedhaunds lost
the trait Of the supposed murderer.
Hints OF important developments
during the day were given this morn
ing by same Of the officers al work
on the mystery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
BRITISH LEARN NO
LESSON FROM
WRECK OF
TITANIC
Board Of Trade Expert De-
olares Transatlantic Travel
Is Safest Method Of Travel.
ing in the World.
SEVERE CRITICISM FOR
CALIFORNIA; CAPTAIN

ny ANNaa@h MefnAa ~ = Leases MhfPh
London. June l3.-The british
court Of inquiry into the Titanic dis.
aster will find that the steamer calf
f0rnian defaulted from its duty In
the course OF today's hearing Lord
Merscy. the president, stated without
qualification;
- have no doubt that the Califor-
nian ala see distress signals shat they
were signals from the Titanic and
tina the Californian ought 90 have
medo efforts 90 get To- the Titanic"
Sir Alfred chambers. present ad@
visor GO the marine board of trade,
cxplnined go the ceurt the reason why
the board 81 trades iisebOut scale had
not boen altered for eighteen years.
u was because travelling across the
Atlantic wnH Tho safest mode Of tray-
cling ln tho world
The disaster had not caused him
60 think changes were necessary. No
lessons were To be learned from the
catastrophe because u was an ex-
trHordinary occurrence.
Allen g. Edwards. the attorney for
the pockeys' union. interiected that
the board OF trade seemed 20 be an
extraordinary department for guard
ing against culinary occurrences.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
CLASH WITH
STRIKERS
Saloons Ordered Closed and
Near Martial Law Prevails
at Perth AmbOy Plant Of
Smelling Trust.

tmy EvenI@R Herald a. y. LEASED wtreS
Perth Amboy. n. j.. June is.--Dep-
uty sheriffs and the strikers OF the
American Smelling ana Refininx
company cslshcd again today and al
though the officers all declare they
shot in The sir. one or the strikers
was wounded. Several OF ths depu-
ties were ellghtIy injured hut the dis
order was quelled.
Mounted patroimen and sheriff
deputies today ordered an saloons
closed Ia the vicinity of the plant OF
the American Smelling and Refining
company here. where serious riots oc-
CURED last night tn which two p0-
licemen were injured by stones and
three rioters wounded b. bullets,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
JEFFERIES REFEREE
IN LIGHTWEIGHT
STRUGGLE
DepOsed Champion Selected as
Third Man in Ring When
Ad WOlgast Meets Joe Riv-
ers at Los Angeles july 4.


gny EVeAias uepald A. p. Leased Ngifsl
los Angelea. June i3.-T J. Nc
Carey. the prize fisht promoter under
whose auspices Al WolgHsi 81 Cadll-
lac, Mich, ilghtweight champion Of
the world win meet Joe Rivers OF
Los Angeles az Vernon July 4. an-
nounoed tGday that James }. Jeffries
positively would referee the fight.
McCarey said that Jeffrles had
suggested that he act as third man
la the ring and that two more ref
erees. one on each side. be engaged.
MoCarey stated DC was uncertain af
% whethcr he would follow jeffrles
suggestion.
Work on tho new arena where the
fight will be- staged probably VIII be
begun tOmdrrow Plans cBil for q
seating capacity of nearly $1,000. Mc-
Carey said the betting today mad,
WolRast 10 ] fayorte.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
Loss
OF BABY LIVES
Delegate in Charities Confer
ence Advances Plan to Save
Children From Ignorance
and Neglect.


NmN MeouAuA AAttatu ~ - tttAHto WANNt
Cleveland. Ohio, June 13.-Out Of
every nine babies born la oitlos enc
dies. and most Of these could he saved,
according To- the statement OF Wilbur
g Philips. secretary OF the civil We'll
fare commission of Milwaukee. IA dis
cussinE community plan for infant
welfare work gefore theh National
Conference of Charities ana Correc-
tlop here this mOrnlng.
Mr.. Phillips proposed the oreaniza-
tiOn 90 health ana education centera.
providing for the correlation of the
ancsnl service of the community, ta
the end that mothers may be properly
cared for and instructed before the
birth of children and babies properly
supervised after birth. He contendea
that such service can be furnished in
the average community at the rate OF
six dollars per year for each mother
and babe. He estimated the actual
coat 10 parents IN Milwaukee OF rear
ing babies 10 the average age al whicn
they die, or about four months. o'
paying cost ont confinement. clothes
baby carriage. hlsh-chair, lnyett,
equipment. doctor bills. medicolne
etc. "a not less than s120 each. and
that the actual cash loss represented
by ono dead baby therefore wouls
purchase medical and nursing super
vision and care Tor twenty babies fol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
GOVERNOR ASSURED
LAW Will RE ENFORCED

Sants Fe, \. NJ, June i3.-Governor
Mcdonald merely has heard rumors
Of possible violation 81 auti-gambllne
statutes. but "a e conference with
District Attorney e.. W. q. ward and
Mayor x. .. Tanpert of las Vegas he
was assured the laws would be en-
forced He VIII therefore not SO to
fatn Vregs tomorrow Iie has not Of
holnllv received an opinion from the
attorney general, Frank W. Clancy.
that there ls no New Mexico statute
under which TO stop the fight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
BODY OF CONGRESSMAN
WYCKLIFFE LAID AWAY
(Dy EvenlnE Herald a. ,. Leased wlrel

Louisville. ky.. juno i3.~~ KEN
tucky paid final honors 20 native
son today when the body of Robert
who was Killed by q train near wash
lnRton last Monday WAS buried IN
Cave nlil cemetery here. la tho fu-
neral party we're AIRS, Wyckino and
her daughter and Senators Foster and
Thornton af louisiana Representa-
tives pupree Estopinal. RRndssn and
nroussard and Watkins Of Louisiana;
rhisilewood of Illinois. Hawloy OF
Oregon. Taggard OF Kanaas aud Can't
tril of Kentucky.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
REBEL ARMY ROUTED
IN RATTLE NEAlt TORuEON

AurellO Blanquet. one OF the federal
commanders. is reported 80 have COM
pletely routed General, ArRumedo ANA
his rebel army near Pedricena. fiits
miles 90 the southwest OF this ciiy,
capturing two cannon and quantity
of munitions Cenernl Areume1o w.
reported To have been wounded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
ARIZONA PRIZE FIGHT
LAW KILLED By VETO

Phoenix. Ariz.. June ia.--Goyornor
Hunt vetoed to-day the bin permitting
twenty round prize FIGHTS in Arizona.
In a messaka 10 the legislature Gov
ernor Hunt declared the bin was q
step backward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
REFUGEES FROM CUBA
ARRINE IN NEW YORK.

New York. lure 4 . ~ About fifty
refugees from Cuba who closed up
their business places and private
houses % come % the United States
until tire insurrerton In the island IL
quelled, arrived .u New York today,
G. dc "a Torrr. q professor "a,
the University ot Havana. saie
The situation throughout Cuba Is
most critical and I very much doubt
whether even the United States ear
quell che trouble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
PROPOSAL no SIND WOOD
NOT SERIOUSLY CONSIDERED

Washington. june i3.--The ad-
ministiation has not seriously con
sidered sending General Wood or
General Crowdcr OF any other army
officer 20 Cuba 40 present TO bring
about peace between the factions.
The proposal has been informally
discussed. II emanated from persons
IN Cuba, probably resident foreigners
with large financial interests al stake.
No responsible official here has made
such proposition and u has not
bccn officially considered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Washington. june ls.~Ihe house
Judiciary committee today 10 eNecu-
tive session took up the charges
AGAINST Judge Robert W Archibald
of the commerce court No decision
via bo announced for several days
some members believe the case
should wait for the action OF the
house aud the president on the san-
ats's vote tu abolish tho court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Madison. VIE, June iJ--GoVernpr
McGovcrn will be the IaFolletfe can-
didato for temporary chairman of tho
Chicago convention.
A steering committee today toceiv-
ca telegram from the members oi
the North Dakota delegation pledslns
their support 10 McuoVcrn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Grand Junction, Colo, June ia~
Carl Bowers. years old. yesterday
killed 500-pound cinnamon bear
with d 35-s5 callher riilo when the
animal rushed ai him from some
bushes on pinu Mesa where the hny
was hunting rabbits Tho ad fired
once the bullet striking ihe animal
in the forehead.