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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

GOLDFISH and Canary Bros.

PLANT English Rye Grass or gas
Bermuda lawn now. STAYS green r.
ill the Bermuda comes out IN the spring
The cost is very little and rhe res.s
are very satisfactory.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS FOR RENT.

F6R Sf.-%T -, I S71se l-sen717r rooms
every convenience. front room. four
windows. and this is on the car line.
exceptional offer. ST. 80 per month 1863
Ivy street. Atlanta phone 5S5sF
FOR RFNT-Rooms for light house
keeping. 40 Spring street MaGu
g665-J
TWO bright. clean upstairs rooms. with
kiIChenette. for light hOusekeeD.uE.
private porch So East Fair St
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

LOOK You have read this n
anything, others viii read you
its In the Want Ad section
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
FARMS WANTED.

WNNTEDSTo rent or lease farm fol
dairy purpose. Address J. r Hen
derson. HapeVille. Ga
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

FOR SALE Buckeye incubstors, the
worlds standard incubator: hatch
high price broilers now, sizes SO to
$50 egg capacity. latest Improvements
Write for catalogue. Marbur & Minor,
East Atlanta Ga
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
FTRNACE REPAIRS.

THE ONLY PEOPLE TO Tepair >io..- -,-
furnaces is the Moncriet F1rn7 Ts A.
panv. l&q South Pryor. Main -'''
'ar'a "7IT
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Atlanta Novelties.
Auction Sales Of Furniture ana
Household Goods

CENTRAL AUCTION COMPANY, y
East Mitchell street. buys and seI;
everything; regular auction Tuesday ana
Friday. Bell phone Main 1924
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
TIMBER LANDS WANTED.

WANTED-f look for I 10 Is acres wood
land or timber, near Atlanta Price
must he below 500 per acre. Address
Box 671. care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Large. sunny room. exec.
.ent table 90, West FeacFr~ee Phone
w. 4H4-T
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
TYPEWRIrERs FOR RENT.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED

Spe, al Rates to Students
Iirt4Ii EHrNIlttIr. s.. leo SO
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co
A. North Pryor ST Phone Main 2526
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

We Charge Less TIE TIE Psst pes. 7r.sstsrtal
Moncrief Atlanta Co. :, " wgsj-on ,l5a St
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

nCNG 60 - TOh SALE
FOR SALE-Beautiful home Of rooms:
on car line; select home owning sec
uon; near best school In city. Price
and terms attractive b. Box Al, care
Georgian.
AT EAST LAKE. fronting the club
grounds | have an east front vacant
corner lot size 100 by 200 feet, Joining
the Richerson property. Price for
quick sale Sl,750. Terms J. II. Nc
Nesser, 30S Peters Bldg Main 1854.
HAVING moved away from Atlanta,
wish to sell my SiX-roOm home in
West End: beautiful. elevated level lot
30 by l15. oak shade: fine section; one
minute from Gordon street car line tbest
in the city,, home in perfect condition.
VIII sell for $3.50 less than value aud
will give terms Must sell See this
today. Non Resident, Box 10, care
Georgian.
FOR SALE-Nice little 4-room home in
five miles Of East Point car Sma&
cash payment and $40 per month. An
Swer. Box 4l9, care Georgian, Phone
Ivy 1879
FOR -Six-room house, eight lots,
80 ny 100 in College Park; all togeth-
err. orchard. hedge and flowers. good
schools and churches. Fine place. r.
f. Mason. owner, College Park, Ga Bell
phone 582-L East Point
CLOSE TO THE CORNER Hunt and
North avenue ! have a two-story.
arge sbe, 10, Vyoiid ,i ne m
$4,000 but owner is leaving city and
will take S4,250 for a quick sale-less
than YOU could build house for alone
Terms, $500 cash, balance TO suit. VIII
take a vacant lot as part payment. See
ISL l.. N0NesseT' S0S Peters Bldg. Main
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Fo sub
urban home. one nice T-room house
WIN WI caoLneL ana 'liG ms lhThIeiS' Bath ana
g,IiicI an I'i, sa r ~ sen Siteap iot
qIlCN sale. see owner HI Ie Grant
81, ttl'
FOR SALE+Have hve-room bungalow
in lnman Park, good neghbOrhood, all
conVeniences; viii make close price to
rsshonslhIe RS party on easy terms. Phone
nam 9"'"-
FOR SALE-By owner. at a sacrifice,
siN-rCom cottage. all Improvements.
half block from car line; four blocks
rom PIpiic school ana three churches;
TrSH1e Hrin 1e1 Ifli. 90 "E yO, hoT.h ,2l
~ 4t,- IIL4S S-ICle.- J tLIlS- IVY 0t04.
yp50 CASH LiIys a hea-lrifrf1 vacant i.+
nm West md Win ali cify f4,Snro,-e-
manrs. 200 feat from school and car
line. worth SS0r Hard IN Rnvf ,4ra
Georgian.
EoT SALE Nv, aoni-v in o,,e ~ mo
,l,,.t ,I-sir,I III, r,.,,,, ,,,,+,, ''S
y,.e.t ma near tI0u,eu paw za>.
arc imerica1 80
,-,-7, ---
,,-,rI.,' s,,,,a,.c. ,or r,,n -, "a
laIge aiIe lao ,er7 o'''',, ,,,
iiG,Fe tf '" - .'.t.,'tS - '" e.
III ,r,-eniences ON inr IN o5,e 5,- ,,..
Ealf-acre rot. house aff.a~I ne1.. UaU
brrt and i'm good repair. also brick
ore % by e. feet. modern front ana
a good business town win good scnooI
Terms reasonable. Apply 10 pr. Fits
GreenNll.e, ga
FOR SNLE-By owner. new. modern s.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

Nv NJ TTTVTtI dWdg NOM NTTaTTa, I
West End; beautiful. elevated level lot,
30 by 115: oak shade; fine section one
minute from Gordon street car line tbest
in the city,; home in perfect condition.
WIN sell for $3.50 less than value, aud
will give terms. Must sell See this
today. Non-Resident. Box 10, care
Georgian
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
BUSIFJE ESS
3: :: GUIDE :: ::
Abstract and little Insursnse.
Artistic uphoIsterlna.

F. L. VOLBERG, JR,
UPHOLSTERTNG and furniture repair
ing Bell phone Main 500 lS0 SJuh
Forsyth street. The Shop With Rsv
utation."
Altering, Tailoring and Cleaning.
THE METROPOLITAN PRESSING
CLUB-Pressing 81 per month. w
EdgeWood. Atlanta 1894.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

FOR RENT Three Nice uufurnished
rooms for iEnt huusckcnping utar
junction Goruon and Lee streets, West
End 81 York avenue
FpR RENT Three large bright cor
Meeting uaiuTu. shed housekeeping
rooms on West reachre" Fhou" Is.
FOR RENT Two large rooms and
N..D. D...,1fc. utn.E tnttU IoU .Nr.
re GORDON ST. West 2Ia.
FOR EfNT Three or -Four nice cou-
BAH 5tauohaI} "a5hsi1rd. th"a' i'r
swaH .amiN &47 Central avenue
Phone Main 1881.
FOR RENT Two uulurHished rooms
Toy light housekeeping In private
family 4b2 Piedmont syenue
FOR RENT Three or -four connecting
rooms. with sink and bath 40 Bou-
ieyard Terrace.
rpR RENT Three rooms. bath amt
slgrnira porch two entrances. hot and
.uld wFrer. steam heat electric lights,
ga- stove ard telephone. llI Bass 'at
Nash.ustgnD. Bel phone NJ o22l-j
FOR RENT Two connecting rooms,
new home, on car line, electric lights.
ga and hot water. 10 couple only.
Phone West 's3 so Ashhy street.
FOR REST Three large rooms. sepa-
rate f1or with couple no children.
References. Use of phone and light.
Reasonable Ivy 555"
FOR RENT. entire upper moor of turce
rooms and Ntchenetyc, one bedroom
furnished. light. and lUf water. rCa-
sonable 4o5 Spring street
FOR RENT Four connecting rooms
IT'S West BanrT Cau Atlanta uloue
new bungalow North Sioe private
family. furnace heat. modern CouNgu
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

& men Co room A. 3
private entrance
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
FURNISHED OR UNFuRNISHEO
ROOMS FOR RENT.


FURNISHED or uunruished front
rooms. with dressing room attached
tuo meals furnished If desired Cau
IVY 2'S2-J.
FOR RENT Steam heated front room
lu .puern apartment close in. Will
rent furnished or unurnished. For in
form auon =. q, Box T5i
FOR RENT Two nice rooms. one fur
UisHcd and one uufurnished ass
'ourt'aud Phone Ivy s2oI
FOR RENT-Corueg Of Merritts avenue
and Piedmont avenue. two or three
attractive rooms. sleeping porch IL de-
sired. Whuut' modern and first-ciaSs In
eNery respect Reasonable Ivy 69I0-l.
FOR RENT one room, furnished ov
uIiuru.sned. wjth or without use ot
dining Iu,w ana kitchen. 3SS Raws0n
FURNISHED or uufuruIshed rooms
steam heated. electric lights ana all
ruuyenienCeS I25 Ivy street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
RI,YAN ENDOIsSI,S BILL
BEIoRE BAN:SElts' MEETING

Richmond. Va, Sept. lh.--Secfe-
tary Bryan delivered before the
American Institute of Bankers here
today his first public speech on tho
currency bin just passed hy the
house
BANKS exist for the aooommoda-
tinp of the public and not for the
control OF business" he said. ana
added that in that sentence was
fundamental truth and one on which
AN banking legislation should ne
founded. 10 wus the keynote oi the
seoretaN's speech
"Wc have had for two genera
tlons." he continued, "legisntlon on
banking systcms. but they nave been
almost universally. framed Boa favor
of thu bankers There can Doe ONLY
one uurposc .n placing money IN
banks. that is. to get it out again. IL
YOU think otherwise, suppose you
drnw up "a paper on this subject
Mr.. BRYAN declared Congressman
Glass's speech on the currency bil
before the Democratic caucus lctl
little or nothing 20 be- said on lne
subject hy him or anybody else. he
recommended BE- to the members oi
the banking institute for reading.
lie said the plan 90 form reRlohh'
reserves for the more equal diHtrinu-
ton OF the money oi tho country
for the decentralization of national
finance was step in the righi a.
reCiion.
"It has been objected that the soy
ernmcnt should not issue the money
Of the country We hear such ooioe'
tions only IN times of peace. ln times
OF war there iH no question wh1
should issue the money u must be-
/ the government Your legislatures
enact laws whereby mon shall e'
hanged. and Do you tell me chat thi'
/ government hls no rlght 20 contro
/ "A bank 9n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
OF LONG
LEGAL BATTLE
PLEASEs
THAN
I'VE Can Wait" f" Declares Pris-
oner When Told that Years
May Roll Round Before
Case Is Finally Decided.
ExTRADITION HEARING
AT CONCORD TOMORROW


ity Leased Nirc o. Evening Herald
Concord n. a.. sept. I8.--Harry
X. Thaw SAT behind a greet heap "
nowHuapers Rt the breakfast table
this morning reudinr Washington dla-
patches saying that Il his case s0es
to tho United States court ycnrs may
roll around before declaion IL
handed down
'Wo can wais." said she fugitive.
"but hope Governor Fcikcr wiz de-
eide against my cxtraditi0n at once
20 fhat it VIII not BE- neerssery 10
press our habeas corpus IN the fed
cral courts"
Rain during tho nieht awopl the
big elms in 'front.' of the state house
whore tho cxtrneltion hearinR r. To-
be- held On Tuesday, and Thaw ox-
pressed desire 10 walk through tho
srounds The sheriff said that later
his wish would be- granted.
Ten LAW clerks. retained BIZ Thnw'a
counsel were busy today looking 10
state md federal court rulings in tho
matter of extrnditing person
charged with crime. claimed to be-
legally insane. $50 far we have been
unable % find any cnse whore q per-
son in Ihaws position was ever ex-
'radited, said one Of tho lawyers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
CURRENCY BILL IS
SENT TO SENATE
BY 4 LARGE
MAJORITY
House Passes Measure Two
Hundred and Eighty-six to
Eighty-Four Practically Un-
changed.
GOLD STANDARD Is
OFFICIALLY AFFIRMED


AhN AAtNatu WtF0 10 ttHntnR t4afnlNs Il
Washington. Sept. is.-The admin
lsirntion currency bin was pnssed by
the house today by a vote of 2Sc 10
81, practically unamendcd la lts es~
sentiai provisions.
lieprosentatiys WlnRo or Arkansaa,
demanded a record vote on the sOs
called gold standard amendment and
on a division. iG5 Democrats ana RE
pubiicans voted for Il and foriy-livc
Democrats voted against a. a roll
call was ordered. The roll call how
ever. changed the vote 10 gas IN fa-
yor of the amendment to 60 against
a. An those voting mo" we're DDni0
Gratis. The Proeressives offered "a
motion to re-cOmmit the bin to the
committee with Instructions to In
corporate "a provision to prohibit the
interlocklng directorates IN national
bnnka. II was defeated 20G 20 ~.
Tho final vote brought n number of
Republicans 60 the support of the adj
ministratiOn measure. twenty four
Republicans voted for the bill aud
three Democrats voted against %. a
final fight on an amendment re-af-
armine the present financial policy
of gold money standard caused
some defcctiOns from the Democrats
side. Applause greeted the passage
81 the bin The three Democrats
who voted against Il we're Representa-
tivea Galloway. Of Texas; Elder, ~
Louisiana, and Wltherspoon. of Mis-
sissippi.
The Republicans voting were Baltz,
Browne Cary. Cooper Cramson. Dill
Ion, Esch. Farr. Fess. Frear. Haugen'
IIclgcsen. Kent. Lenroot. Linqust'
Mapes. Mclaughlin. Nelson, Porter.
samuel Smith and J, N. G. smith OF
Michigan. Smith of Mimi, stafford.
Young of North Dakota.
The Progressive vote split two Pro-
,resalves. Representative Temple and
Winters ~ Pennsyiyania. v0tne
against the bin Fourteen others
voted for a. They were Representa-
tivos Bell of California. Iiinebaugh
woodruff 81 Michigan, Kelly of Penn
/ sylyania. Lafferty. Lindbergh. Mac
| Donald. Manahan, Murdock' Nolan
Norton. Rupley. Thomson OF Illinois
and stephens Of California.
Tho measure. completed In detailed
consideration. after three days Of ef'
forts To amend. reached ~ final vote
In tho house practically unchanged ~
its essential provisions.
some house Democrats were inclin
er to look with disfavor on m
amendment Incorporated IN the meas
ure last night at the suggestion Of th'
thanking committees. The amendmen
proposed by Representative Fess' ilo
publican, OF ohio. included state
ment that none OF It's provisions wer'
calculated To- repeal the law Of l9O'
prescribing the gold money standnr'
or to disturb the parity of money.
| Chairman Glass. however. declared
that the amendment only made ciea
Ithc meaning of the bill ~ originall
framed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

chicago. Sept ts.-A plan which
he declares viii curb the divorce evil
Improve the digestion. increase lncal
happiness ana add }lo,ooo year to
The county treasury WAS suggested 60
the county board hy County Cicrk
Robert NJ swcitzor
swcH1or presented an offer of %
local puhllehine house to pay the
olork 25 cents each for handing each
applicant for q marriage license one
nf its cook hooks.
''Many of tho prospective brides
have little knowledgo of domestic
science Swciircr wrote 40 the hoard.
"This may be- the cause of much DO
nestle infelicity and any means thni
viii aid the new vito in tho nrennro
tioH of meats should ho encouraged
heartily"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
M'REYNOLDS SHES
At INTERFERENCE
IN CAMINETTI
DIGGS CASE
Attorney General Declines to
Recommend or Object to a
Place of Confinement Of
Convict White slavers.
DEFENDANTS ENJOY
LIBERTY UNDER BAIL

tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening TIeFaid.l
san Francisco, sept. is.--'I prefer
to make no recommendation or OBJ
lection with reference To the placq
which the court may see fit TO desig-
nate for the confinement Of Diggs and
Caminettl. lSiened.)
McREYNOLDg"
This was the telegram received to-
dag from the attorney general by
Matt l. sullivan. senior special counsel
for the government In the case of
Maury l. DIGS and =. Drew Camin-
ETH, sentenced yesterday by Judge
Van Fleet in the United states dis
trict court To two years and eighteen
months respectively. In the federal
penitcntlary on McNcills Island,
Wash. for violations OF the Mann
white slave traffic act. The court pre-
viously had designated san Quentin.
q state institution. but amended the
sentence at the request of counsel FOR
the defense.
Diggs and Caminctti are out on bail.
pending hearing on the application
TO the united States court OF appeals
for writ Of error, which II granted.
would entail new trials. sullivan said
today that he did not expect dccis-
ion from the higher court for nine
months or more.
A stay of execution for ten days is
now in effect and on It's expiration bail
Pre- badly viii be- renewed while the
application Is under advisement by
the court Of appeals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
TEN THOUSAND MEN
ARE NOTIFIED or
STRIKE ORDER
scant Hope Now Of Averting
Trouble in Colorado Coal
Fields; Miners Leaving for
Other Places.

tBy Leased Wire go Evening Herald. ]
TrlnidRd. Colo, Sept. is--'reH thou
sand copies 81 the official cali for the
strike Of Colorado coal miners. issued
last nieht by tho policy committee ~
the United Mine Workers Of America
Will be mailed out here today. The
call win be sent 20 every coal miner
In the state. The situation ~ un-
chnnged. Miners are working aud
the Organization is systematically pre-
pairing 20 take care of the miners who
VIII respond to the call Scattered
reports received say many miners arc
leaving and going to other fieldr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
JAPANESE ENVOY
IS WHITE HOUSE
VISITOR
Says People Are Growing Res
tive Under Delay in Answer
ing Demands on California
Alien Law.

tny Leased Wire 90 Hscnine HeFaid.l
Washington. sept. fa.--V Viscount
Chinda, the Japanese ambassador.
had an eusagcmcnt With President
Wilson today 90 discuse tho Eellfor-
mia alien land law. he had several
conferences wilh Secretary Hryan hut
no answer hrs been made 20 the
tfouth Inp1nrse note sent two weeks
ago and the Toxic government tons
tending with elements attacking the
ministry not only for Us differences
With China. but with the United
States as wcu is wid to hc etowing
roftlyt gnder the delay
After his conference with President
Wilson Ambassador Chinda eaid there
wore no new developments. he said
ne did nDl Know when the American
reply would be- made 10 tho last Jap
anesv note. He added that he had
desired for some time 20 talk over the
question with President Wilson but
various things had prevented The
ambassador declined TO discuss tho
details of his conference.
White house officials stated that
the conversation between the presi-
don't and The ambassador was IN real
ity an explanation on both sides ~ tho
last note and that nothing new had
arisen n was stated also that Ja-
pan was not pressing for n reply and
that todays conference was one that
was 10 have been held some time ago.
bat had been postponed ON account of
other engagements Of the amhaasador,
az well as the president
Both the United States and Japan
are equally eager tho white house let
1t be- known for a satisfactory settle
nent and President Wilson's expecta-
tion Is that middle ground VIII be
found. The American answer 90 the
last Japanese communication 4 was
authoTltatively stnted. would he made
within short time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
Eucalyptus for scarlet Fever.

Now York, Sent iN.--Dr. j, ",
Murphy, The surgeon who cared for
Colonel Roosevelt in chicago when
he wns shot. has returned from Lon
don, where he attended the lnterna-
tionni Medical congress. ~ was dem
onstratcd az the meeting that rub
hing the patient with eucalyptus Oh
IN scarlet fever cases prevented con-
tngion. ho asserted
"1f child 10 rubbed daily with tho
Oh directly he case of scarlet feVer
ls discovered he said, mo one else
viii contract the fever, and there is
no need of going 90 the expense Of
0uarnntining the house. Another dis
c0yory reported ni the congress boy
nr Henry Head. Of tho London hos
phal. was that insanity eradicates
itself IN the third generation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
GIRL TAKES STAND
AGAINST LONG
BEACH BANKER
Bixby Defense Alleges That
Young Women Were Older
Than They Told Court
When Arrested.
my Leased Wire 20 nvcnIng Herald

lhy A4cAsf0 wire 10 hlNruluk ttcfNtu.
Los Angeles, Sept iS.--The FIRST
Dag of testimony in the trial OF Geo.
n, BiNby. the Long Beach millionaire,
hcarged with omenses against minor
girls. developed t,,o probability that
besides the question of blackmali, the
capitalist would urge Ia his defense
The uncertainty regarding the ages oi
his nccusers. Marie Brown f.evy and
cleo Henen RarSer The Parker giri
Nus the first witness.
How 0ld are you 2" questioned
Prosecutor A. s. Keycs.
oscar Lowlor. attorney for the de-
fonsc. objected, declaring the gifi
could not possibly give "a positive nne-
wcr. This drew attention 20 the fact
htat Miss Parker testified first before
mo grand jury which indicted Blxhy
that SHE was 2G years old. Afterwards
she broke down and admitted chat
she wna only 10.
Kcyes abandoned the query az 10
her age. and proceeded to draw out
the girls history.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
EX-GOVERNOR FOLK
SOLICITOR FOR
STATE DEPARTMENT

lIiy LEASED Wnc 10 kVe0ane Herald !
Washington. Sept iS.-president
Wilson today made these nominations;
Joseph W. Folk of Missouri. solici-
tor for the department of state; Hen
IA Wade Rogers. OF Connecticut, Unit
cd states circuit judge IN the Second
circuit
clay Alien United states attorney
for western district, Washington,
James Y. Callahan, of Enid, Okla
register OF the land office at Wood
ward. okla
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
Startling Theory OfNew York
Police Investigating Case
of Murderous Counter
feiter.
ENGRAvER WHO SOLD
PLATES DISCOVERED
Declares He Suspected at
Time That Supposed Priest
Would Use Them to Make
Bogus Money.
fRy Ieaacd Wire 70 Evening IIerald.

fIly Ienaed Wire 90 Evening Herald. J
New York. sept iS.--Thc engrav-
or who sold Father Hans schmidt
the copper plates used In his coun-
terfoitinR work told the police today
that "br. Ernest Murut frequently
had accompanied schmidt To his
shop" Muret, the bogus dentist, has
contended that he knew nothing oi
the priests counterfeiting plans. The
discovery OF this ongraVcr 4. 1
Hauver. and the evidence he gave
was considered most important bu'
Inspector Feurot of the detective bu-
rcau, intimated that something big
ger WIS IN prospect
at the present" said the inspect
or. - am investigating a report 20
the effect that Father schmidt re-
forrcd to by the Germans died and
that the man in the Tombs simply
impersonated that man. ! am not al
liberty at this time to tNulgc the
source Of my Information In this re-
gard. bui l consider u of such ma
ture that thorough Investigation s.
imperative"
Hauver. the cngrayer. said that b
man he recognized from photograph
as schmidt. called at his shop soin'
time ago with strip of copper
thirty-six- inches long and twelv'
inches Wide. Schmidt. he said. I'M
structod him 90 cat plates eight b,
four inches. explaining that he want
cd half inch margin on them
Hauver snid he was aware that th'
plates lf cut by Schmidts instruction.
would permit with narrow margin
thc photographic engraving of cur
rencv. he became skepticai ana In
quirod aa 90 what use the plates were
To- be- pat. The priest. hc said ovado'
the question
Muret pleaded guilty today Co tn
charge of having In his possession
dangerous weapon. Ills case was pa
over until October 2
Schmidt became suddenly tacituri
today Hitherto he seemed glad q
answer NOTES sent 90 his cell. al
though his answer cast ms light oi
his record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
MURDERER CAUGHT
/. AFTER WOUNDING
TWO POLICEMEN
Insane With Jealousy Wash
ington Man Stays Wife and
Then Runs Amuck; Suspect
ed Of Third Killing.

lBy Leased Rlte 10 Evening herald. !
Everett. wash, Sept fS.-W. r..
Schrnder. who shot and killed his
wife late last night. wounded two po-
iiccmcn and l. believed 10 have killed
u. Davis. night watchman was cap
turcd early today while hiding In an
Clubhouse near his home lie WAS
weak from loss Of blood. having at
tempted suicide by cutting himself In
the neck. lie probably viii recover
Policeman Tit is expected To recover.
Policeman Queens eyes. cut by glass
shattered by the bullet tnaS struck
Tiff, are In serious condition. Insane
jealousy Is the only motive known FOR
the series OF crimes. Davis partly
burned body was found over the fire.
hole at the Jamison shingle mill with
La bullet hole through the back.