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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
Stokes Returns to Motordrome
BY 1nternn tional News Service

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept 10.-Gen
Stokes of Los Angeles celebrated his re-
turn to the notordrome after a months
layoff due to injuries which nearly proved
fatal by winning the Inter~City match
race, carrying the colors of Milwaukee in
stead OF those OF Los Angeles. He lost
the first Of the three heats, taking second
place to Red Parlehurst. who represented
Denver, but captured the second and third
heats Of the event. taking first place on
points. The heats were all two miles and
were IN fast time, the first being In
1:19 1-5, the second heat the same and
tho flnal heat in 1:21. Stokes not only
captured this event but also won first In
the auto free -for-all.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept I0.-Chase'
single with the bases filed and two out
in the tenth inning gave Chicago a VIC
tory over Philadelphia today by TO 8.
The teams took turns IN leading until the
sixth. when fast work on the bases by
Lord. who started by beating out an In
field grounder, tied the score a fine
running catch by Bodle off McInnls's bat
In the ninth. prevented the home team
from winning there being two runners
on the bases and two out when the play
ting for q home run and two singles IN
five times at bat. pulled OF three sensa-
tional catches. Weaver made a record
for this city this season by figuring in
seventeen plays, fifteen of which he ac-
cepted.
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Will Attend Convention.

An appropriation OF several hundred
dollars tn help pay the expenses OF a
delegation To the annual convention Of
made Yesterday at n meeting OF the Salt
Lake Clearing House association. Tho
convention will be held next week at
Richmond. Va. The delegates who leave
Friday arc Q. Il Kelly. Royal G Barnes
Otto Hoebel and !. n. Boud.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
HE'D HITS WIN
|nE FOR BROOKLYN

sspt Io.-Cheney's wildness,
. bunchsd hits by the Brook
y cost Chicago the first game
y With Brooklyn here. The
70 l. Daubert opened the
singie and Smith sacrificed,
eah and Rucker beat out a
20 the bases. Moran drew a
as and Deubert was forced
tiA Cutshaw followed with
ma scored Fischer and Ruck-
- On balls to Miller and Ar
IN. nved the locals a shutout.
. ETeral opportunities to score
rTi!ened at critical moments,
,iooELrE-cHIcAao.
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Appeals for Conference.

six years lord chancellor under the Lib
cral government. In "A long letter 70 the
Times. appeals TO both great parties In
the country for a conference with View
TO the settlement OF the Irish question
by consent. on tho ground that the pres
ent home rule bill cannot provide per-
mancnt solution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
SENATORS TAKE THREE
STRAIGHT FROM MAPS

WASHINGTON, Sept, 1o--WaShlnSton
made IL three straight from Cleveland to-
day. winning . TO !. Bob Groom. Grit
fith's elongated twlrler. allowed but five
hits. three of them coming In the fourth
strucls out eight men, gave no bases on
balls brought In Washingtons first tally
With n long ny 10 center. and singled the
oniy time he was officially credited with
Gregg was sent back at Washington
for fhe sccond time I'm as many DAYS ana
retired after the seventh WIN washing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
CRUISER ARRIVES TO
PROTECT AMERICANS

PUERTO PLATA. San Domingo, Sept
l0--rhe United States cruiser Des Moines
has arrived here TO protect American In
terests, The northern part OF the islands
Is In the hands OF tho revolutionary lead
er General Horaclo VasqueZ, ex-president
of the republic except the towns OF Monte
Christi and Santiago de los CaballoTos,
Two Dominican gunboats which were
blocking the port left Puerta Plata last
night They exchanged shots with the
fort last Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
Crushed Under Tombstone,

WASHINGTON. Sept I0.-Bertram
Spess. the young son OF Mrs. Anna {.
Speiss met a gruesome fate today when
he was fatally crushed beneath a tomb
stone In 81. Mary'S cemetery. The lad
had climbed on the headstone when IL
toppled over
He had accompanied his mother 10 the
burial ground 10 strew flowers on his
uDcle's grave,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
!Q0UT BOSTON
'IHERS AND WIN

= sos s'pt, b. lSSc.mcinclnnau. o. by
II Bu,on 'ae ,,,t nrst game OF the
~ lisir ,oa,ay. 7 TO 4. The
a.y fonuS Sn.gng In tho first In
sth .'1Ila h Ferdue for four
rrs ,nonss vsse on balls. netted
|1l E.ce,sS.ssh sh 10 win the gamc,
i,isIpS' 'TeH n:S In the second in
ssitsfss "p, while hit often.
z>ali' ", Johnson. Who start,
irtnib' ar ss,1 Wild and was taken
AZ a. s',er yielding a three
|A Ann. ~, balls and uncorkinR
sih, a. succeeded him and
e,r, y, S,n, o' run. Marsans' 2 % rtsr
its hs,,,, INTO the game and
NJ 4 iour ig honors with four
Slos.aSclxyAu
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riily, a. Sir Donrah Abbottaford, 10: Lace
NosrcdDs, 1rcnida. Inferno Queen. Nello, Melville
NmhcrSt, 1903. sYcnghee, 1o2
Filth race. milo and seventy yards-sIm-
preston, li2; Inspector Lcstradc. 1o3; sMyeenae
100: Defy Bonnie Eloise. Bco. 1o5: Mollio g..
Fred Mulholiand. Jos. IN! Follow, foo
Sixth gncc. five iurlonEs-Trrdo Mark, Uudaunt-
cd, Hurakon. Coma lo7; Ray O. Light, Uuclo
Nun. l05 GotcluS. lI5: TTanid Mater, lo7; Cauto
%: Ash Can. Applauder. 55.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather fair. track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
Cornell Candidates Report.

ITHACA, n. Y, Sept 1O-Corners foot
bail eleven reported for the first practice
OF the season today. Head Coach Al
Sharpe gave the men q preliminary lee
ture, followed by an hour of outdoor prac-
tice, consisting OF running and falling on
the ball. Assistant Coaches Reed, Vnnor-
man and Guetter. the latter former
Amherst star also assisted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA

Summary: ErrorB-weSver (2). Chase. e. Collins.
Barry Two-baso hits-Lapp, Bodie, Thrco-basc
h!t-Borry Homo ruu-oldring Sacrifice hit
Cicotte. Firot base on .crron-Chcaso. 3: Phila-
dolphin. l. Left on bagos-Cbicago, 6: Philadcl-
phla H. Bases bnllg-Of Cicotto. 8; off
Brown, 4. Stolen bases-Dodic. Lord Struck out
by Clcotto. 1: by Brown 8. Double plays
Berger, Weaver and Chase; BarTy, e. Collins and
McInnis Pissed ball-Lapp. Time OF game
hours IL minutes, Ump!rcs-Dlnecn and Con-
molly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
'sS1;S,INso NOSE OUT
LIES IN TENTH

4. 1lsss;@sw1,a 1sss VI. Husx,n, .,
va sas' Y, e E, right, ne sensIns ssn1s
'i' 's,.i,ss - wIiS IkiISSqIs H,,In i the
and Rix.ss. Pitchers sss
M ,,n,l1lns, SboOy BY Lee Ma
isss.s,ss.. u TIe,s5ss s5sr%S5 %;,s.ss should SsSa'1i
double. followed b.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
IIavrc De Grace Entries.
international New. Service

EY 1rtcrnR'lonaI Nnwa Service
First race. SIX fUriouEB-sTritlc-. Little Hugh
100: SImbus Rue Thietlo Deduction. white
Ioa: Progressive lo5; 'Moncrlc' zoe: Bcaucoup
lie: Breaker Boy. 107.
Second race. SIX furlougs-Tomlnlc Thompson
hEnicy. Marchsway. 100; satyr. nrstc= kncr-
glow. l0t. Eaton. Orbod Lad, IL; -ChTyscs. %
Ardriot Ios: Horace k. lM
Third ruce rive and hair turloNgs-sPrcstoa
Lynn. Clay Uu'url. '0l -fasy Grant. a.; .Iiu-
rahon. los; Pouo,tc Bieu. !o5: 'D5sve CunaracF
80
Fourth Ssoe. five and n half tdrlouss-'Anu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND

summary; Errors-TuroS- (2). Groom Two
bare hh-shankE HitS-on GrsgJ. IN seven
innings. sanrihcc hit-Chapman Sacrifice fly
Groom. stolen bascs-Mociler and GaudiI pou-
bio pay-NcBrids 10 Morgan to Guodil Ietf on
basea-clevelSnd :! Washington, Z First base
on hslls-oh GTosg. 2; Oft Mitchell /. First
base errors-c1evrlsud. l.: Washington l.
Struck out-By Gro6g. :. by seen /; by Groom
q Tiu'o OF gnms-I hour 50 minutes. Umpires-
EvsnA and Egsn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
WILSON ATTENDS A
VAUDEVILLE SHOW

WASHINGTON. Sept 10,-Prosident
Wilson went to vaudeville performance
tonight for the first time since he came
10 Washington. y regular patron OF the
dramatic stock company plays this sum
mcr. tonight he turned 10 the lighter side
OF the stage for his evenings diversion.
Ho was given an enthusiastic ovation as
he took his seat in "A box with Secretary
Iumulty and DR., Cary Il. Grayson. u. s.
N, his physician,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11

ton one run In the lead He was much
moro effective than Yesterday and yielded
the box only 10 allow pinch hitter TO
bat for him, Mitchell took nm the pitch
Ing for Cleveland In the eighth and after
passing the first man 10 face him. gave
way To Sleeu. The latter held Washing
ton scoreless for the remainder OF the
game.
cLEYELAND- WASHINGTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
FAIR VIII Leave.

". ", Farr former city scaicr Of
weights and measures accompa MED 10y
his wife. has gone TO Portland Or. 10
make their home Mr.. Fair Will, engage
In the advertising business.
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Summary: Errors-shottou. Austin hgnov, Mai
gel (2) Ford t5l. Firvt base on errors-st Louis.
hits-Pratt Ralcnu. Home rup-PrAtt Sacr!
fIco hit-Austin Sacrifice flios-Pratt, WoltoT.
stolen esaes-Crce. Malsel IT. Williams. C. VII
liams Left on bsses-Ncv York, 6: 81. Louis. 7.
Double plny-zolder (unassistedl. Bases balls
OFF Ford l. off Taylor 6; Oft Wollman. I.
struck ou,-By Ford. f. by Taylor. :; By We'll
man. !, Wild pitch-Taylor. Pissed halls-Ag
now 2; Alexander, = Hts-oH Taylor IN
-FOUR Innings (none out In tho flrth): OF WeilmRn.
4 In n7o innings: off Ford, II In eight innings
Cnone out in the ninth; OFF Schulz, in To-
ming limo OF game hour "a minutes. Um-
niren-FnrEuson and Shcrldan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
CINCINNATI

'f-. ~ n
, iz.,-.,,,,.' "a 0 . D o -
.lI-ss..D.Str .Srltfi,h, Hosli,zsll
~ RIr%n,, Ihrcs,bs.o btu
u, :, ,p...ssy,a,sS: .sy,s'oai OF. A5,., IN
|ees ~ ~ n ,.,.n ue, : In ono in.
sye-A zsnn Innings. Stolen
+. arsh 10 % m,.pls .plsya-Dodre 10
~ ,.'e,lzaail seo'''Isll. Let, ON
IL Sr RpsoIss ,Pirst base on
.'V-sSy' aDsis,ss,h.r-sy 'nSn,on; Sssnso5
. Tils s,.,'!!.: s!:S@esS.; @s.ss:;,ssy =; BY John. 1Is,.
umpires-o'psr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11

WUle,t EnEIe 1.ewis Three-baso hi,s-Speaker,
Hooper stolen hascs-Ycrilcs. IanvTin tsl. Car
-irou Uooper Cobb. Double plays-BUsh and
Gamer; Wagner Yerkes and EnEic. Lott bases
Detroit. s; Boston. Z. First bass on hslS-oH
wiueu g. HIT by pitchcr-Ghiner Struck out
Nv Collins 8: by WilIct;. l. Wild p!tch--will~t;.
Tim, OF game hour 20 miputc- Umpircs-
oI,oushlln and Hldcbrnud.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
Unfilled Steel Tonnage.

NEW YORK, Sept. l0-The untitled
tonnage Of the United States Steel cor
poration on August 81 totaled 5,223.46S
tons. decrease of l75,SSS tons over
July
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
CHASE'S LONG SINGLE
BEATS MACK's MEN
First Baseman Delivers in the
Tenth, With Bases Full,
Scoring Two Runs.
American LcaguA

Yesterdays results
Washington. 2; Cleveland l.
New York. = ST Louis. 10.
Boston. I, Detroit .
Philadelphia. 8, Chicago ;. (Ten IN
nings)
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: rYoRK.PlTssURo.
70
rQ.llliz 10 the eighth.

\ n-p-
. \ Y,o.lllta 10 the eighth.
. .,iD 900 - q o-5
/ 90 % 0 0 2 %
ns1-Tle.chsr, simon. Two-base
M Nyes til. vioI. Carey, Sac
>rru Stolen hhas-Merklo. Lett
.5.sr .. New York. 8. Firyt base
&,re1I / Hls-of Meor!llan. s
60: M Lahiseo. none IN ono In
II b alli-ot Ttsrssu, 8; of Nc
II 4 lnA1sn. l. Struck out-By Tss-
Y,2dllis. :. Double pIay-Doyle.
+ I ETtil Timo OF gams-1 hour 40
,-n-Elsu aud 0tt,
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|''-""".-".b toooonn
\ ,''..''o ! 0 900 rl
-. Il, Three-base hit
s't-smdth. stolsn b.sn,,
8 : Wv, noaol' plsy-corr,den 10
4 IN, n,on,,srooilyu, ~, 6: Chicago IN
rNi cnsnsl. 5; off Nucf,r
~ sG !. By Ruckor. 4. Tin. y,
ssa's Unpires-R,gl,r ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
Eddie McGoorty Wins.

By international News Service.
NEW YORK, Sept, lO-Eddie McCioorty,
the Oshkosh whale and alleged middle
weight champion, outpointed Battling
Leyinsky IN the ten-round star bout to-
night at the St Nicholas Athletic club,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
Society night. Majestic pavilion to-
night Music Of the better sort.
(Advert!scment)

q single by Cravath in tho seventh In
ming. saved Philadelphia, from shutout
ST. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11

While out motoring tonight drop into
the Majestic for r dance or two.
(hdycrtiscmcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11

Summary: Erron-Quinian. Winso, Knabo,
Doolan. Two-baoo ht-Hagco. Stolen bagcs-Lo-
bert Paskort, wipgo (:), Callahan. Double play
-Doolhu 20 Lude-us. Lott on baaos-St Louih.
10, Philadelphia, s. First base balls-Oft
Doak. 2. of RiIcy. o Struck out-By Doak.
{: By RiIoy. S. wild pi,rh-poak. Time of same
g hours 10 minutes. Umpirc5-EaBop and Bren-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
PHILADELPHIA.
st. LOUIS

'Ran for Quinlan in tho tenth.
tone out when winning run scored
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IS WILD.
pBEI1s PIRATES
J r.irIsr Tish'sn' i"
u and Holds Pitts
|b., Score Down
...r.I League

s.4opal League
~ !; boston. y
-, grooklyn, y
q I: /: fssiisiaae'Dhln' sis |. ''T'" m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
DETROIT,

EBatted Tor GIcson N mo nIuIu.
scoro BY innings
Detroit ..........,,,.,,,..o n:
noatOu ....,,s,.-,.~...-a-l y y = ". ~
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
EXPLORERS VESSELS
IN WINTER QUARTERS

Ottawa, Dec 23. Or r. M. An
dcrson, chief 0nthropologlst with the
etefanssen expedition, reported TO
George j Desbar5ts. deputy minister
OF naval affairs, today, that all the
scientists and members Of the crews
of the Alaska ana Mary Sachs, two
OF the explorers vessels were safe
and well in winter quarters mt Collin
son Point, fifty miles from Flaxman
Island, in the Arctic circle
The report arrived by mail today
aud states contrary to recent dis
patches from Seattle. that neither of
the two vessels is damaged to any ex-
tent The Mary Sachs was caught
in the ice packs last September. but
can be repaired easily. Or. Anderson
reports last having seen the Karluk
I'm an ice pack near Point Barrow on
August 10.
The mail received today was dis
patched from Collnson Point on Oc-
tober 13, by runner TO Circle city.
Alaska, and thence it was sent south
by steamer
The Mary Sachs, with Kenneth
Chapman, a geologlst IN charge, and
the Alaska, reached Collnson Point
on September 2I and decided to vim
ter there.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
HUE RITA BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION ISA
JOYOUS AFFAIR
Provisional President Declares
He Is Not Anti-AmeriCan
and VIII Protect All For
eignefS,


Mexico city Dec. 23- President
Huerta's birthday celebration was
brought to close at Chnpultepec
tonight by series of speeches. The
gathering included most Of the presi-
dents official family and a few per-
sonalsfriends
The minister OF foreign affairs
Quorido Moheno. attacked the policy
of The United states energetically
saying that tluerta had been acclaim
ed as president not only by Mexico
but by twcnty-ohe Latiu-Ameriean
states. He spoke IN slowing terms Of
the support MeXico might expect from
the Central and South American na-
tions Ina event Of war with another
power
Dr Aureliauo urruua, the ex-minis-
Ger Of the Interior however, called at-
tention 10 Mexicos desolate condition,
the uncertain state OF mind OF mile
lions OF her people lie deplored the
idea OF settling Mexico's difficulties
with an outside power In any other
manner than automatically.
President Huerta patted him on the
back when he had finished and in his
own speech declared that he was not
anu-Ameriean. lie was opposed TO
iingoism, he said, and reiterated his
intention TO protect foreigners and
defend their interests
The Trbuna, an afternoon paper.
was suppressed today The acting head
Of the departncnt of the interior has
warned the newspaper men that less
publicity must be given to what he
characterized as alarming news
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
MISS BRANCE ASKS.
PERMISSION To
STAY IN JAIL
Mysterious Woman, Who
Lived for Three Years in
Room Adjoining Office Of
Lawyer Overwhelmed,


Monticello. n. s., Dec 23.-Miss Ade-
aldo nrnnce. the woman who was
with Melvin II. Couch former dis
troi attorney Of sullivan county,
when be- died suddenly sunday morn
ing n hia office. was given her free
dom late This afternoon. the authorl-
fles having failed 60 connect her with
The death OF the man for whom she
immufod herself for three years.
Though freed now even Of the
charge on pptty larceny. on which she
was held pending an Investigation of
Jhe mans death Miss Hrance has
asked permission To remain "a volun-
mrv prisoner for two or three days.
- cannot face the world now" she
faId today ~ nm ack at heart and
sick physically"
sheriff KINNEY VIII permit the
woman 90 stay long enough 10 regain
her strength. She Is destitute and
saya she has no place 20 which she
might Ro Today she expressed the
wish 70 die and be buried beside the
dead man.
Miss Branco refuses to give any In
formation as TO her relatives. saying
that ahe docs not wish 10 bring dis
eucc upon them
10 WAS learned today that Miss
Brancc and couch quaTeled shortly
before the mans death. The woman
told Couch shc wished 10 VISIT an old
time friend over the holidays. TO this
the lawyer would not listen. lie grew
excited and Miss Brance, fearing a
scene. finally promised that she would
remain with him. a few minutes af-
tefwards the aged man fell over on
the couch She ran out 10 get ply
stefan but on her return found the
lawyer dead Couch was buried this
afternoon from the residence OF his
wife.
Late today Miss Brance gave the
lrst hint as 10 her ontecedents
~ was born in ilardwick, near
'ooporstown. n ". where nay brother
now is employed IN the postoffice,
said she MY father and mother are
lead But that is all propose 90 tell
lf my family history What happened
20 me before / came TO Monticello, it,
.een years ago, feel concerns no
body"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
GOVERNOR WITNESS
AGAINST State
SENATOR
Strong Evidence Produced to
Show Mississippi LaWmaker
Solicited and Accepted Bribe
for Vote,


Nieksburg, Miss, Dec. 23.-The
state today closed its case against g..
a. Hobbs. state senator on trial on
the charge Of soliciting and receiving
brlbe. with testimony from Gov
ernor Earl Brewer that Hobbs had
confessed guilt 10 him, and a declara-
tlon from q minister that Hobbs had
said to him II would not take a
bribe but ! would not drop anything
placed IN my hand
The governor testified that before
the Indictment was returned Hobbs
sought him. admitted taking the brlbe
and implored the governor 10 help
him out Of his trouble. Previously.
stephen Castleman, ef Relzonia. who
had testified that Ne gave Hobbs
money had told the governor Of ap-
preaching Hobbs, according 10 the
governors testimony and the gov
ernor arranged with detectives To get
evidence Of further conferences be-
tween Castleman ana Hobbs stem
ographic notes secured by means Of
telephone devices were read az the
trial.
IN Rev II. n. webb. formerly
college mate OF Hobbs. related a con-
versation he had with Hobbs before
the latter took his scat ms state sena-
tor Referring to the new county bin
the minister formerly a resident Of
Belzonla, which was to be the county
seat Of the new county. quoted Hobbs
as asking, What will you people down
there pay to have the county bin
passed2"
Frank Caneannen, detective, testi-
fled he saw Castleman give Hobbs
500 In the lobby OF a Jackson hotel
The name of Lieutenant Governor
Theodore Bllbo. indicted Jointly with
Hobbs, was brought into the case by
Governor Brewers quotations OF state
ments attributed to Hobbs.
At one point the governor quoted
Hobbs as saying
You know you have the goods on
Bilbo and me. l came here to the
legislature a good man. / came here
with Bilbo lie has led me to the
doors Of the penitentiary Now he
Kicks me out If YOU win help me I
VIII go on the stump against Bilbo"
Bilbo is a candidate for the gov
ernorshlp.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-24
NO WAY TO HELP BOYS
WHO COMMIT CRIMES


San Francisco Dee. 23-"There are
many ways Of furnishing boy who
has erred but when il comes to the
question OF helping him to lead bet
ter life we are. ] am sorry to say
practically powerless.
This was the comment today of
Federal Judge Morris Dooling when
William Laviolette, one of five boys
arrested FOR breaking into country
postoffice, appeared before him
Judge Dooling advised the United
States attorney TO request the proba-
tion officer TO find work for the boy
"Of course, said the judge, II we
fail to find employment for him there
is always the jail TO fan back on, but
that Is not a very desirable place.
Two other boys, arraignod for steal
ing locks from rural delivery boxes,
were sent back to their parents at
Chico.