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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
TCNPNN OII. DISTRICT
NOM IL HANDS or IYguTIlNT.g

WUNIOO OIiIl Doc Il.-The On dIa-
rict ot TuNpan, which for nearly "a
month has boon controlled by the
rebels under Gencrul Candido Agu-
llr, is nov in the hands uf the fed
crnl troops commanded hy General
Joaquin Mans. Jr, according 60 re-
ports received today by the war OF
flee.
General Mans. on his way 20 Tam.
picu. ha1 advanced with his column
aa far as Juan Casinio To the north
OF raminhua. Ho has not thus far
encountered uHy opposition and n n
assumed that all the rebel forces
have gone 90 assist ia the attack on
iumplco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
PEARSON EMPLOYEES
AT TAMpICO Are SAFE

New YORK, Dec i3-Thc 80 or
100 employees. mostly American. OF
ne Asuila company, Pearson cOn-
ccrn Bt THmpico. Mexico. are safe.
Nune ul them has been hurt In the
ughtiuE between the tcdcrnls ana
cuusitutionalists. This was an-
pouncrd here today hv the Anglo
Mexican Petroleum Producers cOm-
punN which had received the fOll0R
ng cahlcgram from It's agent at
Vera cruz:
"br g.. ". HAYS, first vice presl-
dent of the Aguiia company. informs
ny wireless from ranpico all Aguila
'npIoNts safe piense reassure rela-
tivcs"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
CITY or MONTERREY Is
I.N plteTTNf; An ATTACK

Vera Cruz, Dec i8.-Thcre ls overy
indication that The city OF Monterey
may ho attacked hy the rebels az any
moment, according to despatch
from rhilip g. Hanna, the American
Congul general there. The telegram
was filed this morning by way of
Tnmpico ana WAS sent from TINT sea-
port tn Vera cruz by wiroless
a considerable federal army ~ be-
flowed to be concentrated nt Monterey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

eide. am going to wait here for
the end. and shall fight whenever
have to- I could have Killed more
men than ! have. Time and again /
have. followed posses IN here and
heard their plans for killing mo. ]
easily could have killed every one OF
them. Nobody would have known
was In here u % had not been for
Julio Corrcllo and Mike Stefano,
whom ] thought were my friends II
could xiii them both ! would die
happy"
Rogers said he met Lopez in the
Andy tunnel. where Lopez killed two
deputies on November 30. lie said
Lopez indicated he had Co fight az
that time because he was curncred.
Today this section al the mine is be-
ing cut of by the use 0f hulkhcads
from inclincs leading 90 other levels.
Rogers said after first seeing Lopez
he told Frank lIosking. mine fore
man of tho meeting They pgrced not
Co tell tho shcrifrs until Rogers had
again seen Lopez, which he did yes-
tcrduy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
100 SPANISH REFUGEES
ALIIIIAE IA II nA.n

ll pusn, Tex, Dee t3F -Four hum
drod spanish refugees who had been
ENtu sen days notice hy the rebels
90 leave Mexico, arrived hrre from
Chihuahua on "a special train today
They were accompanied hy Frcdcrieo
hoye, who WAS appointed ciyil gov-
crpor fo turn Chhunhuu over to the
rebels. The exodus of Spanlarda
from the country resulted from Gen-
eral Francisco villas notice that he
would protect all foreigners except
SpHniards. Tho refugees reported
thnt ull their property had been con~
fFclfed. some of them who had
been wealthy merchants arrived in
sl raso pcnnllcss.
Tho refugees reported that the
German colony in chihuahua. was
preparing to leave and that Amorl-
cans would follow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

IBy Lensrd Wire 10 evening 'teraid.l
Bingham, Utah. Dee. 49, stimulus
was given to the man hunt in the
Utah-Apox mine for Ralph Lopez boy
story told to the shcriffs early to-
day by shift Boss sam Rogers. who
said hc had seen ana talked with the
desperate yesterday and the day be-
fore. The work OF searching sections
and then huikheading them off from
the remainder Of the mine WnH con-
tinucd
Whilc others that have told of gee
Ing Lopez were doubted, The shcrifis
accepted tho statements of Rogers aH
authentic. Rogers sald ne had
agreed "a meet ana talk with Lopez
today. and Che time when hu was to
enter tho Andy tunnel was waited
win expectancy Rogers said The fu-
gitivc declared he would die fighting
~ know they have mo corncrcd no
this mine. Lopez is quoted by liug-
crs as telling Thursday This is nay
grave. iyo made up my mind To-
that ana not doing Go commit sui
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
SEEK EXCLUSION OF
"ASIATIC" FROM
AMERICAN BORDERS
my Leased Wire 90 Evening aeraId.l J

Washington, Dec. Representa-
tivcs Razor and Hayes of California,
and Johnson Of Washington sought to-
duy 90 have the house immigration
committee Incorporate In the pending
immigration bin an amcndmcnt for
exclusion ~ "Asiltics." The fight in
the committee was acrimonious ana
confusion in the discussion was so
marked that lt was reported an
amendment had been carried FOR
ANutlc exclusion.
Tyu 20 close vote, however after re-
pcatod attempts. the question Of iH-
rluding am inhibition against Asiaucs
was deferred until later in the daN.
with the california onj Washington
members of the committee insisting
ON exclusion. The Asiatic exclusion
proposition win Doe finally disposed OF
by either tonight % tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
MILITARY COMMISSION
TAKES A HTCfKse&

Waisenhurg. Colo. Dee. ia.~-Tho
military commission today planned 60
complete its Investigations Of strike
cases in the WaiscuhHrg district today
and recess of two weeks will be-
taken. q finding in the Gaze uf
Ad0lph Gcrmer, international board
memhOr of the United Mine Workers
OF America and director of the strike
n this district. IS expected beforr ad-
iournment The members Of the
commission. accompanied oV General
John Chase. viii 40 70 Trinidad TO-
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
NINE WORKERS FILL
PLACE OF LEADERS
UNDER ARREST
New Organizers Assigned to
Succeed Men in Jail Charged
With Murder and Other
Crimes.


lht AfNHI0 Hfaft ~ AfNNNNAaA. AtAAAatAtA
Denver. Colo. Dec i3.--steps to
nll the places of leaders now under
arrest hy The military authorities In
the strike zone were lcken today by
officials OF the United Mine Workers
OF America. John Brown of Charles
town, W Va. and Joseph Quinn OK
Cnicngo. international organizers. left
today for Trinidad 20 report 20 Frank
Hayes. who will assign them 20 take
charge ot districts where those for-
merly On charge are under arrest.
James Morgan of Wyoming, ono OF
The ualon leaders Indicted BY tho
federal grand jury al Pueblo. today
appeared before United states Come
missioner Hinsdalc and Rnve bond in
the sum of $4,000 4 was stated to-
day that John T.. White. international
president. and ~. r. Green. secre-
mry- treasurer whn were also indict-
ed. are expected 70 reach Denver
Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
DIVORCED HUSBAND
KILLS 2 AND SELF
AND WOUNDS ONE
[Bv I.cnscd wIrc 10 EVcn'ng tcrnlh.

Chicago. Dec i3.--Louls +. Nieman;;
proUrictor of millinery shop ana
his wife. were shot and killed. ana
Mrs Emanuel Harncr probably iatnl-
ly wounded her, this afternoon by tho
lnttor's divorced husband, who thcu
shot and killed himself The shooting
took place In Nelman's store, She
refused tu talk with him ANA thch
Ncimnn and his wife intoriorcd 90
protect her. ulrncr became ontAs'u
and shot tho three,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
I5nmclinc ISc.arecstcd.

London. ucc. i3. Mrs Emm"llur
pauthurgt. the militant sulfrae"tto
leader. was rc-arrostcd today ON the
trpiu ON which sha was travelling from
D,y.r to London She returned Co.
Tnrliud from France this morning
.afr.r ID stay of several days in Paris
Win Miss Chrlluhol puukhurst hor
Daughter who accompanied her to
tlIlIH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
CAPTAIN AND CREW
RESCUED FROM SHIP
IN NICK OF TIME


Charleston. s. g., Dec 49,. Res
cued in mid-oco1u just before thoir
schooner thc jWniur from 'Hdit'
Captain h. g. Corfham AND "a crow
OF five arrived todHt aboard tho lTii-
ish steamship Port luglls, DapuIn T.
~. Perry from Niiareal Portugal.
The JuauiH lott spain November a'
run into "a heavy storm, lost o. ruidcr
and. badly battered, driitcd Tor a
week. She was u sinking condition
when the Port lu-li- yes ued those
abuurd. she -auh -oon aitcrnHrd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
PRESIDENT WILSON'S
COLD IMPROVING

tny Leased Wire 20 Evening Hesaid.
. Washington. Dec. t3.--fresi-
. dent wilson's cold was much 3
. better today Although the 9
. weather was mild and tempting 9
. Or Grayson ordered him % 70
q main in his room and 20 cancel
q hts engagement 90 attend the .
q dinner of the Gridifon club TO-
q night The president wrote q =
9 lcttcr of regret.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
MEXnCAN MINISTER
SAILS no GET loan

New York Doc. i3 -Adolfo. de IA
IBmu Mczlcan minister 0f finance
and salvador Eohugaray. sailed for
Paris today to negotiate if possible
"a loan fur the Huern government
Scnor do m Lama leU Moxico cry
December a. So far ns could De-
ascortnined me- made no effort 10
raise funds here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
TRAINWRECKERs GET
FIREMAN; PRESIDENT
HAS CLOSE SQUEAK
ID Iensra VIZ lo f.vcnlng neFnld. }

[ by Lenscd WIro Io fsvcniHg iiernld.l ]
= Cleveland o.. Dec. 13.-That =
= the partial dcrailmont ui train
9 80. lG on tho Lake shore q =
q Michigan southern railroad.
y near WyCliffc, east OF this city
. last night. in which the fireman 4
. WAS killed was the result OF "a
= deliberate attempt at train
. wrccking, WAS the belief eX-
q pressed hy Lake shore officials
. hero early today The company 4
y has offered reward of $1,000
. for the arrest OF the person tam
= pcring with the rundbed
. Attached To train 30. i6 was
y the private ear of the newly
y elected president of the New
. YORK Central Alfred ~ smith. I
. This car was not derailcd.
@GNAo eoN40 NNN1N NN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Maycncc. Germany Dec ld. son
tncls ON the fortificatiuns ana IN"
urtillcry testing ground here. VINO
have been stoned ana shot 90 Tor sew
cral nights past have been ordered
bv the military authorities 90 SHOOT
down their assailants ON sight "
is feared that the anti-military agl
tntion In Alsaca has spread To ihls
rllN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Paris. Doc i3 President Poin-
.,,Ir. became n member today of u
committee which has been formed To
pr.t,ct French Interests In the West
tnJles Il is large and influential
n.5y which has been organized hy
tlcpry Rcrcngcr, French senator from
D,,dslnupo. for tho economic and In
,'u.ciuaI development ~ the French
,.l.rlrs in the western hemisphcr"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
SNOW BLOCKS TRAFFIC
SOUTH OF TRINIDAD


Trinidad, Colo. pec. 49, Snow
driven hy "a high wind has blocked
traffic on The Colorado and Southern
south Of Trinidad ana train SO I
hps hcen stalled near Watrrvale. Colo.
since early last uight Train NO. / n
also blocked fcw miles south oi
that point Iocal officials said the
track would he clear early this after
noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Believes It Provides Expan-
sive Rather Than Elastic
Currency and Will Not Pre-
vent Panios.
WOULD PAWN CREDIT
OF UNITED STATES
Mastery and Relentlessly
Logical Arrangement of Ad-
ministration Bill by New
York Senator Today.
prr.IdrnInI nnnm for Iinnl.

Washington. Dec. l3.--Just
} after Senator Root concluded
his speech, senator Gallinger ot
New Hampshire launched
} presidential boom for the NoW
York senator. In a. statement
} lHuding Mr.. Root ~ the ahlesi
advocate of sound economic and 4
} financial doctrines la this Cuun-
try, Senator Gailinger said.
!, Unless the Republican party
nominntcs Senator Root as their
candidate for the presidency Of
} the United States, they Will miss ,
the greatest opportunity mat
} has ever presented itself 90 that
party
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
PINE BARK STEW
ONLY NOURISHMENT
FOR JICARILLA
APACHES
Starving to Death OF Tip-TOp
of Continental Divide in
New Mexico, Declares Mr..
Dixon.
WILL BE EXTINCT IN
ABOUT Ia YEAR )


(By Leased Wire g. Evcning HeFaid.I
. Philadelphia, DeU. i3.-tThe =
. treatment ut the Indian hy the =
y people of ihc United States is =
=. disgrace tu civilization ana q
. should cnusc us to blush 0effrc =
& ihe world, said Or. Josnph Is. q
= Dixon. in am address at night =
= pr Dixon spcut six months as q
. hcud uf The Eodman MunumHs-- Y
. cr expedition, visiting che ware =
= iouH indian tribes af the coun- =
. try
. "Thc condition among the ma 3
. iority OF the Indians iF deplor- =
. able and the government at =
. Washington is kept n ignorance .
q of g.. hp said. "a tribe called .
. tho JiCarilm Apaches is starving =
= 90 death ON the top OF the cone =
= hncntal divide in New Mc2ico. .
. For several months before ] wise .
. tied them they had nothing Co =
. eat hut stewcd pine bark There .
. are sV0' in the tribe AND pt the =
. rat they are dying thcy VIII bee >
. come extinct IN fourteen years" =
eeNa 8 9 . y o . . Q . Q . =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
AMERICAN NAEsHTP
WANTED At ACAPULCO

MoXico city Dcc. t3.--An Amori-
can wnrship for the protection OF Am
cricun interests WIS asked for today
hy Clement s. Edwards n. s. consul
at Acapulco. ON the Pacific coast.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
CORNERED MURDERER LOPEZ DECLARES
He WILL DIE FIGHTING; WANTS
TO KILL FALSE FRIENDS

Stimulus Given Man Hunt in Bingham Mine When Shift
Boss Tells Sheriffs of Interview with Desperado; This
Is MY Grave; Have Made Up Ny Mind and Am Not
Going to Commit Suicide" Message of Criminal at Bay
Underground.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

washington, Dee. ~ Andr"W
Carnegie spent % quarter oi am hour
today with Attorney General Nc
Reynolds but declined 90 SAY whui he
discussed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Lng Lea.,.a wIre b n.anIag IIera.

Chicago. Dec f3-~Two thounand
Chicago women at a mase meeting
here today expressed their wrnth at
the forced resignution Of Ella Flagg
Noung ns superintendent III schools
and adopted resolutions calling for "a
special session OF the legislature TO
make The board of education elect
i've instead 0f sppointivo al M prea-
cnt, $40 that the nnwiy cnffpnchlsed
women "may protect the Interests 81
the public schools"
The meeting was impressive Ia the
evidences of aroused Indignation and
emotion under strong restraint There
WINS little talk among the women as
they crowded into the big auditorium,
nor were the spcnk kera Hppiaudod as
they fiied on the STAGE aud took their
chairs awaiting the cali Of the chair
man, Mrs O.. w Bass
"a sense of the unusual seemed
10 De in tho air." 30 quote the COM
mcnt Uf Mra Margaret Haley. author
of the resolutions
AS other speakers were heard
Jane Addams. Mrs. Joseph r. Bowen.
AIRS John McMahon--and the sense
pf the meeting expressed IN words
calling Mayor Harrison sharply TO
account and stigmntiziug the acts Of
e,~----~se~~-~-e-~~--S> --S>>-~~~-~-~---~~~~~-~
day 20 know what had become OF
General Salvador Mercado. the rank
Ing otllcor of the Mexican army IN
the north "a was believed that he.
with 1000 fcderals had been inter-
reptod hy rebels ln mountain pass nc
In Mula. outside OlinEa and that no
would bc attacked hy superior rebel
forces before the rebels attacked Ojl-
ROSA Mercado went put % the fort
here to escort IN some struggling
refugees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

lie Pas, Manitoba Dec. l3.-.lo i'Na,
the new Hudson nuE railway i,rmuIl
town on the Saah.'. .is'Wau river Wr
fire swept This morning. An rnur"
block of buildings and several others
in adjoining blocks were burned The
loss ls estimated at $4,000 MANY
guests at two hotels which wer"
burned were forced to flee from the
buildings boz uight attire.
----o-~ooeoo-o,-o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

ToDAws NEWS TODAY
Xou got n IN tIle HERALD.
nixty cents . month o. ~ csnau
q wook delivered ~ your emu
afty cents by mail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-01
KNIGHTS PLAN TO
ATTEND LECTURE
X. P. Members to Go in Body
to Davenport to Hear F. S.
Atwood Speak.

Local Knights of Pythias are TAX
ing much interest in the lecture
which is to be given Wednesday eve
ming at p. m, by +. 5. Atwood,
grand chancellor of Minnesota on
"Fraternalism and Pythian Knight
hood" at the Turner Grand Opera
house, Davenport. The address is to
be presented under the auspices of
the four lodges of Davenport and a
feature will be moving pictures, il
Illustrating the talk. Members of st.
Paul lodge. No. 107 of this city, are
requested to meet at Wright's shoe
store, 1908 Second avenue, at 1880
sharp TO attend the exercises in a
body.
On Monday evening of next week,
the annual election of st. Paul lodge
will be held. The order meets in the
!. o. o. F. building on Fourth avenue
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-01
PERSONAL POINTS

! Miss Emerald Stone of Chicago is
a guest of relatives in the city.
Judge Frank D. Ramsay of Morri
son visited in the city this morning
with friends.
Dan Paul has returned to Hahneman
university in Chicago after spending
Thanksgiving in the city.
Mrs. c. w. Rooney will leave tomor-
row for Chicago where she will visit
friends and relatives for a few days.
Miss Ada Swevey of Grinnell, Iowa
has returned home after spending
Thanksgiving with Miss Agnes Twom-
ey.
Mrs. W. A. Aldrich, 1880 Twenty
third street, has gone to Chicago,
called there by the death of her sister,
Mrs. Linlin.
Mrs. Perry David and daughter,
Mary Louise, of Lincoln, Neb., arrived
Saturday for a visit with DR.. and Mrs.
B. F. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Diffenbaugh of
Monmouth were the guests yesterday
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Xander, 9O9
Nineteenth street.
HAieo Iehei olaife ieiI ounuas even
ing for her home in Peoria after a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Dean
Jacques, 523 Forty-second street.
Bernard Ingram has returned to Chi
cago to resume his studies at North
western university after spending
Thanksgiving with his parents In this
city.
Miss Meta K Legler. whose com
pany appears in concert at the Ma
sonic temple this evening, is a guest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.
Ogden, Ills Twenty-frst street dur
ing her stay in the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-01
fine SHOWING IS
MADE BY BUREAU
Local Free Employment Office
Aids 81 Men and Women in
Securing Work.

The local office of the Illinois free
employment bureau, located in the
Safety building. aided 81 men ard
women in securing work according 10
the latest weekly report.
An idea of the assistance this Office
is giving to the unemployed may read
lily be realized by glance at the re-
port. 1t shows that of 60 men ar-
plying for positions, AZ were given
work in one week and of six women
registering two were helped
Forty-eight laborers applied for
work and of these AZ were accommo-
dated OF the women. two were CIV
en- employment as scrubwomen. SiEce
the opening of the Office seven weeks
ago. 217 men out of 397 applicants
we're aided, while of 50 women seek
ing employment Is were given work.
The services of the bureau are fires
and while at present it is just in it's
early stages. it gives promise OF even
exceeding the present record in weeks
o come.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-01
WAGNER'S REVIEW
Morning Grain Letter.

Chicago, Dec. Weekly weather
forecast is for moro rains and soft
temperatures II may be colder Thurs
day TO Saturday. but forecast contains
no mention OF immediate weather.
Market effect OF December deliveries
should be completed today or at least
on Tuesday. Wheat visible may de-
velop a small December and apparent
" cannot show any large increase.
Oats visible should show only small
change either way. Deliveries OF oats
are about a record for first day OF
December at 100000. We have spe-
cial report on Canadian cats from in
terests who have just inspected Can
adam terminal points. They figure
II 900. 900 Canadian oats already ex-
ported and about 100000 more will
lie al eastern lake ports during the
winter. Also that Canada has prob
ably 5000, 900 more to come forward
for export. Corn is on a firm founda-
ton. Weather not suitable. No deliv-
cries. New run OF corn wanted in
east. Wheat deliveries are small at
half a million. Liverpool wheat has
sagged for two or three days and s
due TO rally. Pressure on wheat today
should mean arrival Of buying point.
Provision ST; tistics for past week failed
TO develop bearishly Shipments of
products from Chicago were large.
Some talk of a larger hog run this
week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-01
Want TO UNITE
POULTRY SHOWS
FOR NEXT YEAR
Greatest Exhibit in the Middle
West, Outside of Chicago,
Would Be Result.
OVER 5000 SEE BIRDS
Mississippi Valley Faneiers' Assoeia-
tion Makes Exceiient Financial
Showing.

The poultry show, which has been
going on for the past week at Trevor
& Snider's garage, closed last night
and this morning the exhibitors were
busy shipping their fowl home. The
affair has been a pronounced success
in every respect, financially and
otherwise Over 5000 people attend
ed and there were approximately
$500 paid admissions.
The Mississippi Valley Fanciers' as
ISOLATION, which conducted the show,
will hold a meeting Thursday and
hope TO consolidate with the Tri-City
Fanciers' association, who put on
successful show in Davenport last
week. Should they succeed in form
ing a union next year they will be
able to hold the largest poultry show
in the middle west outside of Chicago.
Many Breeds Here.
There were over 1900 birds entered
at the local sbI>T and about 500 in
the show at Davenport and should
they get together there will be about
:, 800 entries for their next show.
The Mississippi valley is the largest
shipping point for poultry in the
country and the local organization is
worsing hard to get some of the large
eastern breeders interested here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-01
Chicago Cash Grain.

wheat-No. 2. sea SO. No. r. e115
de31z No. 2 h, ss6Q ss1z B.; No. 3 INV.
s79s7zt No. l ms. SOa 90iz No. ms,
ssds9: No. ? rs. s7Gss: No. 4 rs. 81
ds65z No. ? s. ssd ss1z No. 3 g, 81
ass; No. I 8. s45z n Sc; No. ! vc. $50
CSC: No. VIC. S7A dSsfs: No. , VIC.
ssds7: No. l durum. s5d S6iz No. 2
durum. s4d SIS; No. 3 durum. sOas
Corn-No. ?. 721z ara; No. ". 20
173iz No. ? Y. 751z n sc: No. 8. 71Iz
a p: No. 3 ". -21z n %: No. , V. 730
-; No. I. 71d711z: No. I ", 71lz n 70;
10. Y. 726T21z. Sc new. CT n SPY
40. 3 new. 6Glz No. 3 Y new. 6s1z n
co. No. I new. 63d 651z No. : new,
64a65: No. new. G4ds7.
Oats-No. 3 ". 3s+s n 39i4 No. ",
3sA 13s5z.