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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-26
COURT ADJOURNED TODAY

The jury reported for duty this
morning in district court, but were
excused until Friday morning, at $50
o'clock, as the cases placed upon per-,
eraptory call, and due TO be heard to-,
day. had Deem settled by the Iifigants
I nI1f Of cn11rf.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-26
WHATS said

Minnie e. Hooper, Secretary: A reg
ular meeting Of Mecca chapter No. 5
20. 70. 8. will be- held at Masonic temple
Thursday evening, Nov. 27, at 8 o'clock.
Initiation. Social session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
INVESTIGATION or MEXICO
80 COMMISSION PROPOSED

Washington. JUS ~, lnNcstlkh-
tion of conditions ia Mexico by "A joint
congressional committee vas propos-
ed in resolution today hy Repre-
sentative stephens uf Texas five
senators aud five representatives
would examine all diplomatic cores
pondence and other documents relat-
ing to the situation.
''Thc committee shall consider
said the resolution, the question oI
our relations with Mexico growing out
of the present disturbed conditions
of that country The committee shall
report with az little delay az possl-
ble the true conditions m Mexico the
protection given Americans ana the
American Interests. the truth regard
ing luhumanltiea and atrocities when
have come 10 the knowledge OF thih
body through official sources ana
other facts relating to this matter
The committee will, with ~ little de-
my ~ possible recommend whht hc-
tlnn should he taken by cougross
Represontutlve stephens said that
he had not consulted secretary bryan
or President Wilson about his reso-
luton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
Magnificent Rope of Pearls
Worth Kings Ransom in
Thieves Loot Which Reach
es Total Of $4,000.
DARING JOB OCCURS
AT NARRAGANsETT
Sensational Burglary Appar-
. emily Carefully Planned /;
House Entered Saturday
Night or Sunday.
[ ny Leased wlrp ~ lglcninr Herald.

New York. July se--Gems valued
az tf5.V0o, Including rope OF pearls
worth $4,000 were stolen from the
home OF &. g. Rumscy NJ NarraRansctt
Pier during the tWenty-rour hours
ending sunday night Mrs Ruinscy
was a daughter 81 the late n. "a. Hnr-
riman. The theft was made known
today.
The rope OF pearls Was given 90
Mrs. Rumscy by her mother and hal a
sentimental value far IN excess of iss
intrinsic worth. other Jewels sinlcl.
according 60 statement issued at the
Office OF the Hartman estate in this
city. include the following.
Ruby and pearl pendant. gJid p.n
set With magnificent ruby solitaire.
diamond brooch. gold bag.
The Rumsoy home was entered
some time between b o'clock SATURDAY
night and ihe same hour SUNDAY. OnlN
the contents OF one room. that usually
occupied by Mrs. Rumscy. we're dis
turoed. according 20 me announce
mcnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
COPPER MINERS TO
CONFER WITH
OPERATORS
Governor of Michigan Expect
ed to Take Action Toward
Bringing Aggrieved Parties
Together in Peninsula.
lBy Leased Wire 20 Eveninr Irrrald. /

AHS afNNnNW WAtt 20 NftNNAWI NNENMNUs i
Lansing. Mich, July 29.--As "a rc-
suit Of the conference today with Vico
President Mahoney of the Western
Federation OF Miners and Attorney
A. w, Kerr Of Calumet counsel for
the striking copper miners. Governor
ftrris viii probably take action to
niHht or tomorrow toward bringing
Representatives of the mining com
ptnies and the workmen together for
= meeting in the executive office la
tho hope of settling the labor dlspate
ia the upper peninsula.
No new issues were raised nt tho
conference Ia the governors office,
Both Mahoney aud Kerr repeated the
request That the governor us0 his Of
nce 10 bring the two factions togefh-
or and effect settlemeat The cllel
executive said he WAS perfectly Will
Ing 90 use his influence 10 adjust mat.
tcrs but that he did not deem n nee
easary To go TO the copper country.
'fhe place for conference bo.
tween the two factions. if one ls 10
be held. is here in this Office" said
the governor Here We would 81
far removed from Influences which
might excite us and bias our judg-
mcnt."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
Influential Mexican Leaders
Hopeful of PersuadiAg Pro.
visiOnal Chief of Hopeless
ness of Situation.
CONGRESS INQUIRY
BOARD PROPOSED TO
MAKE INVESTIGATION
Pending Working Out of
Peace Plans, United States
Expected to Mark Time for
Next Two Months.

tby Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. /
Washington, July Ambassador
Henry Lane Wilson resumed his con-
fcrcnces today with Secretary Bryan
ON the Mexican situation. MIR. VIII
son had expected TO quit Washington
today but remained al the request OF
the secretary 10 continue his extend
ed report OF conditions ia the south
ern republic
President Wilson had mo- announce.
mcnt To make today about the policy
the United States would pursue to-
wards Mckee, but there is every rca-
son to believe no steps viii be taken
by this country pending the outcome
Of the plans being laid by leading
McNicanH to bring about peace. The
fact that some Of the modiatOrs In
tercstcd in adjusting the differences
between the followers of liucrta and
Carranza were Instrumental IN per-
suading poTfirio Dlaz 20 abdicate. is
encouraging officials IN touch with
Mexican affairs TO believe that their
efforts may bring about the resignn-
tlon 81 President Hucrta.
While the Moxicans who are taking
an active part In the plans decline TO
permit the use Of their names al this
time, they have proceeded 10 the
point of informing Secretary Bryan
what they have In mind. No develop
nonts are expected for at least
fortnight, during which the admins
tration here VIII keep in close touch
with the negotiations
The argument the MeXicans arc
said To be planning 90 place before
Ifucrta ia that the United States un-
der no circumstances would recognize
his regime and that 10 cxtrlcate Mex
leo from lts financial straits II -
necessary To establish new admin
istration and obtain the consent Of
the American government N Pres.
idcnr Hucrta was willing to abdicate,
mon acceptable Co him as we'll ~ the
constitutioualists have been tentative
Is selected from whom "A successor
would he named.
Ambassador Henry Lame Wilson had
nothing 10 say today about the de-
Veiopments on thu situation generally.
lie had not decided when he would
leave for his vacation.
Although the senate foreign rela'
tiona committee met today. Ambassa-
dor Wilson WAS not invited 10 appear.
Improved railroad facilities are re-
ported in tndhy's state department
dispatches which say the hrst tram
from Laredo. Texas, ia four months
ana ten days has arrived at Monterey
with both passengers and mail, Trains
also arc running from Monterey 10
Laredo
Consul Milier at Tampico reports y.
X. Frederscos of Los Angeles. safe ,n
Victoria as are Mrs. ]. NJ. Gonzales
la Monterey and r. $. Holiday ~
Tampico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
NEW POLICY IN
POWER PERMITS
The Lower the Rate Given the
Public, the Lower the Rate
Charged Corporation By the
Government.

lby Lcuheu Wue tO Evening Ncrain.
Washington, July ga new policy
la granting water power permits was
begun today when authority for de-
Nel0pment Of an electric project With
AN ultimate capacity of 35O,000 horse
power on the Pend d'Oreille rivor.
Washington, was granted 20 the IN
ternauonul Power ana Manufacturing
company.
TIE grant may run pcrpctually ANA
can be- revoked Tor violations Ot i,s
terms or the provisions of the general
regulations The lower the rate
chargcd 90 the consuming public the
lower the rate charged b. the goyern-
ment and 10 protect the public fut tno',
a maximum charge ar sis cents per
kiloWatt hour WAS fixed.
To allow the United states 10 com
pete with sweden. N9rwiy ana other
countries In the Manufacture OF nj
traies for fertiliging purposes, the
company VII have IN pay only about
twenty per cent OF che regular ate
for the power II uses H. such manu-
@"NNNNf s.-.-aas.H aas-aa - a. lnln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
RUSH Of BUYING
SENDS CORN UP
TWO CENTS
Sensational Lowering of Crop
Estimates Owing to DrOuth
Starts Near Riot in Chicago
Board of Trade.
[By Leased Wire 40 Evening Herald.

EBy Leased Wire io Evening Herald. ]
Chicago. july 29.--ScnsatlOnnl low
ering OF crop estimates. owing to
damage by the drought and heat.
brought about a rush of buying to-
day In the corn trade. The result was
TO put up prices 2 cents Dushel.
Profit taking by holders caused no
important setback. the market alb
sorblnR all offerings IN "A manner that
seemed almost ravenoua
All hope OF three billion bushel
yield of corn this season appeared
to have bcon abandoned Instead
experts talked OF 2.675. 600. 0OO bush
els TO 2.7O0.0a0, 600 bushels with a
possibility of drop 90 a. short a to-
tai as $500. 100000 bushels.
Excited purchasing carried prices
yet higher before the Anal Rong clear
ed the brokers from the pit which
had been crowded throughout the day.
The shRrpest advance was In Decem-
Der option which az one time showed
a net advance OF 7-Sm Sc a bushcl,
at G8mG3 i-Sc The close for Docem-
Der. however. was at 62 5-Sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
EASTERN RAILROADS.
StsiIATr THEIR AgtnITNATOR

New York, July 2a.-eW. W Alter
bury, vice president OF the pennsyl-
.bnia railroad company. and a. ~,
Smith. vice president ~ the Neg
YORK Central A. Hudson River RAll-
lohH Nnllpunt, were appointed thlg
HteTnuun by fnriN-twa eastern rail-.
roads as Nrbitrators 90 represent them
IN proceedings 10 settle the train.
mems demands under the Newiands
act amendment 20 the Erdman law.
Mcssrs Attterbury and Smith viii
meet within tho next few daXa Sac
nrbitrutors selected BY the trrinlauu
and conductors. i.ucius w sheppard
ana Daniel 4. Cease. The four afJ-
traitors viii have fifteen days to select
two more should they fail 10 agGae
nn the NTH and sixth arhitratofs thc
federal board of mediation aud 1n-
citation VIII appoint them Tho uill
loaru OF arbiimtora Will have forty
iNo days Ia which 20 make an award
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29

bus. N. a.. directly north OF Aacou-
sion reported today that ne received
no confirmation of such troop
movement. General Francisco Cas-
tr0. commanding the Jnarez garrison.
OroxCO and force Of federal irregu-
lar troops, had hoen started west from
chihuahua repairing the Mexico
Northwestern railroad TO MADEIRA. 80
that the Americans IN the lumber
town can be taken 20 the state capt
tai n the railroad from Chihuahuh
20 Juarez can be kept open, the Am
arlcann can then be brought direct 10
JuRrcE. A. some Of FrnuclncO Villas
there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29

laid before Mr. wilson asked sem
oiof Waish.
~ gave ar Wilson "a understands
iuR Df what had." replied Mulhall
speaker Clarke and Mr. Mann.
Muihai said. 'wDuin noi have the
matter come uu.
ibid you have a talk with ellhrrf's
asked Senator Cummins
"N0. alr"
"Did YOU offer 70 sell them 70
Gumuers7''
mo- ! offered 90 give t1rtn"
Mulhnll went briefly into THE story
of hla separation from Tho Nniia.nal
Association of Manufacturer lnlo "a
1911. he disagreed with his sa-
perinrs about his participation im n
campaign TIA Maine. m which ho
sworc. the United states Brower8 az
noclation had paid his oxponHca flln
resignation followed a rcbuha 81 ne
executive board of manufactures.
The manufacturers be said. wanted
20 keep out ~ liquor fights Mui-
hall explained he thought Watson WAS
trying to get hia place with the man.
nfacturcrs and that Congressman r.la-
ticficid was instrumental IN events
icadlng up % bis resi- 4nation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
PROBE DEMANDED
or CHARGES BY
SECRETARY
M'ADOO
Treasury Chief Asserts Bank
ers Have Organized Cam
paign to Depress Price oil
Government Bonds.
BANKING COMMITTEE
TOO BUSY TO HEED

lBy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald ]
Washington. July 2e.-investiga-
ton of Secretary McAdoo's charges
that New York bankers have organ
lied campaign 10 deprcss the prices
or government two per cent bonds
was demanded la statement issued
today by Representative. Henry, aldo
20 the so-called insurgent Democrats
on the house banking committee.
Chairman Glass, however. declared
the committee had its hands fun con-
sldering tho administration currency
bil and did not propose 20 be divert
90. lie and other members Of the
committee made Il plain that they
shared the secretary's opinion as TO
the reason for the depression.
secretary MCAdoO issued "a atate-
nent last night. fiaily charging that
the decline of gOvernment two per
cent bonds % ninety.nye and half
new low record was due almost
wholly to what appeared To be "a cam
paign waRed with every indication of
concerted action on the part OF "a
number Of influential New York
city banks 10 cause apprehension and
unoasiness about these bonds In order
20 help them in their efforts TO defeat
the currency bill"
Banks throughout the country own
almost entirely t130,3S2,ia0 Of the
two per cent bonds. Their market
value yesterday was approximately
$50. 100000 lower than when the
banks bought them. Almost all the
entire issue ~ used as security for
national hank notes. AZ the present
price. however. the discrepancy he
tween the market value and the ISSUE
OF notes against the bonds rs covered
by what Is known az the ave per cent
redemption fund. deposited by the
banks with the treasury 10 care for
retirement OF national bank notes
Secretary MeAdoo announced n
waa not his intention Co require the
preciation below par but the banhs
might continue 20 put In the bonds
AZ par In their statements To the
comptroller of the currency al least
'untfl some material change w con-
ditions should compel the adoption
OF another course"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
sECRET AGENT LEAVES WITH
MESSAGES FOR bEftHEh

BRYAN. secret agent OF the United
states government, left El Pnso to-
day for chihuahua city, Mexico,
bearing code messages for United
states Consul Marion Letcher. at Chi-
huahua tie also carried some prl-
waite mail COR MIR Letcher and some
communication from Cnnaul T. ~.
Edwards in Juaicz The trip was
made IN an automobile and ~ eN-
pectcd To require two days The code
messages for Consul Letcher are sup
posed 10 refer Go Blesel and McDon-
nld. Americans held IN prison by the
Mexican federals IN Chihuahua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
HUEHTA ORDERS RELEASE or
ARfEWFrAN MINING MEN

washington. July 29.--Charles fi-
sell and Bernard Mcdonald. the two
mine managers. held by Mexican fed
erals under sentence of death at Chi
huahun, have been ordered released
by the. Huerta government. Charge
AlEara Of the embassy here 80 IN
formed secretary Bryan today.
II was said Mr.. Bryan expressed
qualification az the prompt action the
flucrta government had given TO
American representations IN the cases
~ we'll a. that of Dixon, the immigra-
tlon Inspector shot at IuArex.
Mcdonald IN an EngliHhmnn. BiHeifs
chauffeur. an American. has also
heen ordered released. The three
men were captured by General Oroz-
co while attempting 60 take American
refugees out Of pnrrei
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
100 POSTNASTERS
IN SESSION
Annual Convention Of Nation.
al Association Opened in
Denver; Governor and May
or Welcome Visitors.


Thy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Denver Col. July 2s.-Tho annual
convention Of the National association
OF hrst class postmasters opened here
today With more than iOO members In
attendance from All parts Of the coun-
try. The sessions will continue three
days. Discussions viii include advis-
ability of continuing the clRht hour
employment of postal attaches ostab-
fishing sub-dead letter offices. lnereas-
ing the limit of saving deposits. and
the general reclasslncation OF mgit
The delegates wc-r welcomed al the
opening session by Governor 4. NJ
Nnmons ana Mayor ]. NJ. Perking
presided
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
UNITED STATES STEEL
DECLARES REGULAR
DIVIDEND TODAY


New York. July es--The United
States steel corporation today dociar-
ga lis regularity quarterly dividends
% an ia per rent on the common
stock and an 3-f per cent on the pre-
fcrred stock The total earnings for
the quarter ending June Sc we're fff,-
2t9.st3. the net income for the quar-
ter s3i.e20.eii and the surplus et1..
Gia.3G6.
The returns compare with earninaa
az the end OF the previous quarter 81
S5f.42e,set; net income OF s36.G9e,-
500. and a surplus or s7,see,G00.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
INVESTMENT OF SOFIA
By sERvIANs COMPLETE


Belgrade seryia, July 2o.--The in
vertment of Sofia. the Hulnarlan cap-
tai o. complete. the fast connecting
link Of the railway having been cut
by the ScrViRn troops The Bulrar-
Ian forces concentrated In Sofia as
we'll ns the inhabitants OF the capital
are threatened with famine and tno
bulgarian government has asked Ru-
mania 90 consent 10 the opening Of
The railroad line running from Varnn
on the Black sea. 20 Sofia In order
that provisions may be brought into
the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29

81 Paul July e9--R Returns on llr
strike vote being taken hy telegraph
operators ~ the Northern paciUe ca.
dicait that between 90 ana a5 per
cent favor a atflhp according a ihe
statement uf Wni0n officials there to-
day The men are asking for in-
creased wages and improved WORKING
coudliiops No action viii hf taken
BY the operators until nnnl results
are received. which probably VIII be
BY Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Resumed discussion OF the tar
ifr bill
Democratic House Leader Tn
dcrwoud, before lobby inveaii igat-
ing committee. DECLARED Martin
NJ Mulhall tu he "a "liar and
hlackmailer"
Foreign relations committee
discussed Nicaraguan protector
ate trea - senator's Borah and
Clarke taking pronounced stands
against policy Involved.
Senator Hrnndegoe asked for
passage OF Joint resolution fixing
date when new duties on wool aud
WOODEN products shall go into cf-
feet
ON motion of senator 0ulinger
the senate struck from the Con-
gressionHl Record an article put
In hy senator Tillman and which
Senator Gnihnger characterized
Hs an insult tu northern women
The president submitted several
nominations Tor confirmation.
Senator Sheppard introduced
resolution asking foreign relations
committee 90 advise senate n
Mexican hclligerents had been
ifthNNlhtNs
senator Johnston. Alabama. In
troduced resolution offcrine
100000 reward Tor discovery of
effective remedy tu destroy boil
wecNll
senator Sterling 80 oke against
the tariff hill
Tie ilOusc
RepTesentatNo Henry IN state
meni demanded Investigation of
charges that Sew Nork bankers
had organized 90 depreciate price
of government = per cent bonds
f'ilihuster of Republican Leader
Mann and debate ON taminotti-
Digs white slave resolution he-
gun
Representative stevens fTeNasl
introduced resolution for Joint
committee Of ten tD investigate
the Mexican situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
PROVINCE OF HUMAN
Seeded ON JULY 25
IBy iea.,d wlro 10 Evening IIcrnld.l |

tBy ftNS:~.d Wire tu Evening Herald.
Peking. I' ~. a;20 y. m,-Tho
province OF Hu-Nan seeded FROM the
Peklng government ON July %, ac-
cordlng To a consular report just re-
ceivcd here. The strength OF the HUI
Nan forces 80 present on the border
OF the province Of Hu.Peh Is 'vnri-
ously reported at from l,500 90 5000
men.
General Ia Yucn- Hens, vice prcsi-
dent of the republic. who is conduct
ina operations in central CHINA from
WusChang, declared recently that hts
forces we're capable of dealing with
the rt,olt in both KiunE-Si and Hu-
Nan. but today's reports announce the
detection of "a small body of troops on
the Han river above Wu-Chang.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
No CONFIRMATION or
APPROACH or GEN. VILLA

El Paao. Tex. July 29.--Fort Bliss
officials had received up to noon no
confirmation Of the report that Fran
cisco Villa has broken camp az As
censlOn aud begun to move his rebel
army IN closer 10 Juarex The re-
port reached here last night, but Col.
q. A. p. Hatfield, commanding the
United states border guard AZ ColMm-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
MARVIN NAMED AS
WEATHER CHIEF
President Nominates Chief of
Instrument Division in Ser
vice to Succeed Willis L.
Moore, Forced Out.
[By Icasca Wire 40 E,enlnE Herald. ]

tBy Ieascd Wire 80 Evening Herald.
Washington, July 2e.-pTof ciils
f Marvin Wus nominated by Che nptH-
idont today for chief OF the weafhor
bureau 60 succeed Willis l.. Moore. fe.
GENTLY removed
Prof Marvin b. now chief Of thi .n,
sirument division ne was appoint "a
"a fhe old signal service in 1884 rom
Ohio. President Wilson VIII send MS
nomination Go the senate prOba 5ly
this week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29

Calumet Mich July 29-More
mine pumps started today on the
shafts 'lJscd hv the copper miners
strike, with state troops auarding the
non-union employees.
Coihcident with this work several
commands Of militia were ordered 10
the nriKhhorhOod. Osteneihly 10 ma
neuvcr ~ big field near the mines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
TILLMAN WITHDRAWS
ATTACK ON WOMEN
FROM THE RECORD
lBy Leased Wire 90 Evening mcrard. ]

Washington. July 2a.--Dr. Albert
Kaylor Bledsocs recently publiHhcd
attack on northern women Tor their
cspousal of equal suffrage rcprintcd
IN the Congressional Record az the
request Of senator Tiilman drew Bit
Ter comments and objection today
from Senators Galllnger. Works, Bris-
tow and Thomas under which Mr..
Tiliman withdrew the article and al
out
Mr. Tlllman explained he had not
read all the article and meant to Of
fer no Offcnsc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
rUEBIo ICE WAGON
DRIVERS JDIN eVrtflk4.

Pueblo. COLO, july ag-rhe icc
wagon drivers today Joined tine strike
which Was begun ny the teameterH
several days ago. and mo- effort was
made to deliver ice in the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
JUDGE ROTHGERBER
DECIDES FOR NESBIT
BY Leased Wire to I1veulna IIoraId.l

Denver July 29-judge Ira Rotn-
gerber ia the county court to-day de-
clared Alexander Ncsbii legally elect
cd commissioner OF safety. This de-
cidcs the contest brought by Hamil-
ton Armstrong The court refused 10
recount the ballots In ,he remaininR
precincts of the city az pctiti0ned f0f
by Armstrong Nirbets lead Was re-
duccd from S7 20 3e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
PRESENT OFFICERS
OF WOODMEN LIKELY
TO BE REELECTED
IBy Lensed Wire 70 EsenrnR Herald. /

Colorado springs, COL July 29.-
The reelection of present officers ~
the order headed by l. BOHk. u
Denver head consul. was f0recaNt al
the opening OF tho second session to-
day o. the eleventh triennlai conven-
tiOn Of tho Pacific Jurisdiction OF the
'WOodmen OF the World. 10 session
here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29

a. fhiiadclphih--Sc Second game; De-
tron, o. Philadelphia. D. Called at end
OF first half third inning; rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29

Batteries Mayer. Alexander and
x <illifor; Hendrix and Simon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29
TODAY's GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
ILlstOu o. CiaitRwO, 1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-29

Batteries. Dickson and Whaling:
overall. Ritchie and Brcsnahan.