davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-29

| y Wiynsi rs & ;, div blk 80 W H adj
Weick. K. l., seq NEh ssc n =,
4 n K W B M; $36.55. 'ee 30 l
Wentz, Mathew, lots 7 70
ll2 orig Caldwell; $500 " > blk
Williams, Green. En- NF1< ~,
sec 81 1 = N K 8 w B NJ; SIS ON NHA
blk IS orig Caldwell: sac and 2
Wilson. H. A., beg at = 49,.
# OF NV cor of NWA NEMi' W. W. 48
rs N r 2 w B M, thence 80 sec Is
thence 407. 48 it, thence w 1912 1912 it,
$4.79. T"ee OF beg;
Wilson, Ira, ali of lot t..
s g 9 5 L R R sec r'NR sl%13f B n n
,a W; Gsldx w. W : 81 lot 10 blk II NV
Wing. Martin s., lots lo to 2o :;
blk 81 NJ V add; lots II and IL ~ ~, Inc
M V add Caldwell; $500 10 Dix IS
Wisherd. Floyd L., lots 7 and o -,
II G H add Caldwell; ST "a Au o blk
Womack, VIM, lots / to u,
M V add Caldwell; sos DIX "a
Wood, Frank NJ, lot 5 ren,,..:
blk 81 Dor and blk "a W Ii add Gs, OF
we'll; $3.55. aaa Cald-
Wolfe. J. B., beg at po;n, 40
of sw cor of SWA NEM '. ss ~ ROD rods
4 N RI w B M, thence Ss sS Is 7
thence netrly to a point 20 rods AZ soos,
9H rods n OF place beg; thence se sIa
to point 81 rods and rs rods my ~
sw cor of SWA SEA, thence satr or
to point IS rods II and ~ rods ss ~ "
Sc cor, thence W to sw cor, ther". VI
80 rods to place of beg; Sl27o II
Woodford, F. c., beg at sw cor Il
SWA NWA sec % IA N R ? w w q
M, thence 100 it to irrigation l,tsr.1
thence netrly along lateral to a no;a.,
directly of point 1884 # due . nt
place of beg, thence 1856 # to ana, "
ter section line, thence W to placs "
beg; $l7.34. '' Z"
Woodruff, Sarah R., SEX Swu
SWA sec oT3N R2W B NJ: s1 HSN
Yant, T. beg at the Sc cor OF sec "a
T 4 N R 2 w B M, thence n ilx
rods, thence W 302s rods, thence.
14A rods. thence 302s rods to nl,c.
of beg; $3.45. e
Young, D. L., seq NWA less HI
canal sec u T 4 N R2W B Nj slim
Young, ]. and E., SEA sec ii FIN
r q w B M; $28O.65.
Young. VIM. S.. lots 5 to 7 Blk IN
orig Caldwell; $2.72.
Notice is hereby given, that under
and by virtue of the statutes in such
cases made and provided, will on
the I'd day of September, 1913, AZ
o'clock p. m, offer for sale at the Of.
fee of the Pioneer Irrigation Distric,
in Caldwell, Canyon County, State
of Idaho, the above described real es.
tate, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the taxes, penal.
ty and costs assessed thereon for tks
fiscal year l9l2-lol3.
The sale to continue from day to :.
day until complete :.
Dated this 9TH day of August, 1918.
w. P. LYON,
Treasurer and Exofficio Tax Col.
lector of the Pioneer Irrigation Dis
trict. Canyon and A,'l Counties, state
of Idaho. a7-2l
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-29

When your glasses begin g,v,nsy your
idence that they are leaving leaving the
eyes" it's time to investisa'va we
meaning. If you need en ssss and
will fit you with proper elmI' Won so
il you don't, we will gladly &c" WV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Ministry cllwala to
!: lekarstw0.

Rev: H. S,nbervoll of Alli-
son, To-, chwala.: bra Kings New
Life pigu}kl ma aatward.enie pis.e:
--,,Dr..a King'a New Life pisufk'
ma xapchanle SO tak d%oskooaaym'
.uiguikami. Ii laden dom ME powl-
MEN byG bex Mich. N'ama leps1ego
regnlatora na w3trobe wnst,znos-
ci. Kaada pigu}ka gwarantowana.
oprdbujce je. Cepa sc y apiece
q j. kowalewsklego. (Avd.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21

II I'll sEt :as6
...Wl Y z OJ0laz j
z PRUS POLSKICn.

KROTOS;ZYN, pow. lubaw-
ski. l0.letni synek robotnika ia
bllhskiego z Bobina bedacy tn W
gosc,nle u krewuych wszedf ma
drzewo i z,ywaf wi6nje. Maggie ga
}az, ma kt6rej s'edzia}, zig z}ama-
ia, ch}oKzyk spad} z}ama} kregi.
|SmierG nastap'la ma mielsca.
CHOJNICE. 25. letni czelad-
mix piekarski Franciszek Reschke,
syn zwrotniczego Reschk ego, uto-
nal noca " Brdzle nieda]eko Nee
cika}u.
LEG. Ma parnl,4 serca umsr}
nagle kupiec JaE6b COIN " chwi.
Ii, gdy sladaf do ob,adu.
P~RZECHLEWO. Posedziclel
Herman HINT. kupi} jake najwiecej
|dajacy' /, 3O-morgowa role plebah-
ska 20 27,UOO marek.
-s-lttuia c6reczka w6znicy
G6rnowjcza wpadia PREY zabawie
do etawu utone4a.
! BASAK, pow. gdahskj. Skut-
kiem ~sp}oszenia sic koni spad}a z
woza 2s-letnia G. Rucks. Nieszcze-
silva odniosfa ciezkle okaleczenla
tax, ze przewiesz ja mus,ano do
domu chorych W Gdansku.
NOWYPORT. w Holandyi
utonq& marynarz Kull Nowego-
portu. 0sieloci} zone troje dzleci.
! t.ss% e.
KARTUZY. Il wiezlenia tn.
tejszegv uciek} syn wlasclciela
W,cklego rrzyaresztowany "a kra-
fdziez Z w3amaMem. Nied}ugo jed
max cies,y} sig wolnoscia, gdyz
jeszcze tego ssmego dnia 60 pos.
chwyoono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
PTzeg|ad spraw po|skich
XXXVIII.

zydzi zwalczali projekt
sarnorzadu Krolestwa Polskie--
go?- Wyjasnienie znajduje
sic w memoryale ,,tymczasow--
cow. zadanie autonomii ktora-
by Gala Polske wyda{a zydom
ma passive. - Jeszcze O rezulta-
Gle wyborow w Galicyi. - Po-
lityka polska i galicyjska.
Biloxi rozbity, polityka polska
zwyciezyaa, tymczasowcy traca
grunt pod nogami. Wyjazd do
Londynu "a dolary obi amery-
kanskich Polak6w. ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Il Biura Prasowego TowI Lit.
Dziertnikarzy).,

J .(Z Biura Prasowego Tow Lit. i
Dziertnikarzy):
I Nprasa W Polsce rozwazajaca o.
bee ne w$r6d td observation-disclosures
=; ~ 'eprowad.9ona W Dumic. u
-chwa,e a samor1zadzie !Krolestwa
Pclskiego,. kong tantuje przede-
iwszystkieM ten fakt, re zwalcza-
Ii 90 bardzo&>za q vziecie zydzi i
Iza1eznie cd zyylaos ;twa, zar6wno W
Polsce, jak i VAR osyi, partye po-
stepowe, co jesN znowu nowym
dowodem, re ruc,h. mi t.. "poste-
,powymi" W Euror>ae kieruj2, i je
ma swoja korzysc\ wyzyskuja,
dzialacze przedewszy. :stkiem ~
dowscy.
Narod polski uswiada' mia to So
bic coraz wyrazniej, a%ze zrozu-
mial nareszcie, il najstra'szniej--.
. sza niewola najciezszymAszabo--
rem jest TABOR wlasnie zy,dowsk1'
mic wiec zatem dziwnego, Ter re
stronnictw tax zwanych postepo-
wych, W kt6rych prym trzymaja
zydzi, odbywa sic ma ca}ej hnii de-
zercya, zyskuje zas c%odziennie no.
wych zwolennikow wielkie' sron-
nictwo Observation-Disclosures
kt6re we wszystkich trzech "a
borach wryp,owiedzia}o :walketzy-
,dostwu.
Niepomaga wiele nawetI Idea
niepodleglosci Polski' i'''hasfo
zbrojnego powstania podnsesione
przez Observation-Disclosures
,,komisye tymczasowa", DO ma
rod w cafej swej masie rozumle,
ze W tel komisyi, jezeli ME idzie 0
interesy austryackie, to mysla ra-
czej o zydach, anizeli o Polsce.
/ Toz ich ten ,memorya" do mo-
carstw swiata, domagajacy sic
,,autonomii" ola Polski, kto-
rym z kimzachwytem pisza ma
ri nokumani obecnie z sCcyalista-
mi postepowcy polsko- a1nerykah-
scy - gdyby odnios} Pozadany
rezultat, gdyby go naprawde u
Z wzgledniono. gdyby sic h'totnie
j do niego zastosowano, odda}by
4 Gala Polska W tysiakroe cie:zsza
\ Cd dzisiejszej niewole zydowaka.
z Ami jedno miasto i miasteczko+W
u Kr6lestwie Polskiem ME pozo-1
sta}oby w naszcm reku, DO wsze-
4 die niepodzielnie zapanowaliby
n w.ekszosc W Mich majacy zydzi:
n a re mas nienawidza dis gorzej
n Cd Niemcow i Moskali, niepozo-
n sta}oby Polakom mic innego, jak
n wynosic sic Z wlasnej ojczyzny:
y Me o wolnosc Polski idzie "a
tenn naszym tymczasowcom. ale
u Q wolnosc zydowska, a raczej Q
u wydanie Polski ma }up uwolnio--
N nego zydostwa...
u Skoro to zrozumiemy, ME be-
II dziemy sic dziwic, re oplnia pu--
n bliczna W Polsce ME da}a sic
81 porwac szumnej frazeologii .me-
N morya}u" i re ntymczasowcy'
81 wraz &c swym rewolucyjnym pa
d tryotyzmem, rzekomo polskim,
v stanowia ciqgle nieliczna tylko
N grupe.
NJ Skoro to zrozumiemy, ME be
d die ju,z ola mas dalej zagadka,
N dlaczego pfojekt a,itonomii W
q Dumie, zawicrajacy sklauzule Q
d wprowadzeniu kuryi PREY ;ewybo-
n zach do rad miejskich, tax zaw-
n ziecie byl zwalczany przezs zalez-
U nych I'd zyd65w postepowcow pol
. Il skich i rosyjskich: zydzi ME chca
q zadnego san1orzadu, kt6ryby by
n " rekach polskich ME zas zydow !
n s.skich DO wsie,dza, ze to zag1razla. lcl'
4 przewazajacemu stanowisku " "
y @miastach Kr,6liestawaIa. Polskiego.
n Takiegot clloa s%ainorzadu, poNi'e--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21

dzieli zydzi W memoryale tym1:-.-.
czasowcow. I to ich W oczach cas-
lego narodu musi skompromitd~.
wac stanowczo i ostateczaie. I'M
Zwracajac sic raz jeszcze mysla'
do rezultatu wyborow sejmo--
wych W Galicyi, stanowiacego W
zyciu tel czessci Polski chwile
bardzo wanna, widzimy juz dis
zupe}nie wyraznie re zadecydo--
wal on przedewszystkiem o no.
wynn uk1adzie sill politycznych i
stronnictw. Starry sic W tych
wyboraoh dwie polityki: galicyj--
ska i polska. Biloxi z}ozony z kor-
serwatystow, ludowcow i demo--
kratow. reprezentowal polityke
galicyjska, a zj%ednoczenie naro-
g. .' - @' E. ~-fHr= - .r3s-" "t"s
dove, zlozone z Centrum i Demo-
kracyi narodowej -.polityke pol
ska.
Me pod haslem tedy drobnych.
interes6w biezacych, lecz pod we
zwaniem zasadniczej r6znicy pc
gladow ma zadania terazniejszef j
przysz}osci narodu odby}y sic { tie
wybory.
Zobaczmy raz jeszcze rezultat:
Polak6w z odpowiednych kuryi
'zostalo wybranych 116, wiryli-
stow polskich jest 9 razem 1876;
jeden Niemiec Up. Hempel z Bia-
led; Rusinow z kuryi 80, wiryli-
stow 3, razem IS Rusinow.
| Welding stronnictw pos}owie
|, polscy dziela sic w spos6b naste-
1 pujacy: Autonomistow i centric
,wcow A, demokratow narodo--
avych 8, re zwiazku chrzescijans-
k o-ludowego 8, demokratow bez-
Hartyjnych 2, demokratow (ndeo~
XII: eslonych) II, demokratow po--
ste powyoh 2 i ludowcow IA. Jest
zah en- 81 przeciwnikow blokutpo-
srodt w~ybranych pos}ow polskich
i ra:.em z wirylistami stalaowic
b{da>znakomita wiekszosc, /ktdra
nietylko o'1osach reformy wybor-
czej\, zadecyduje, ale take NADIA
zupe,Anie inny charakter ca1ej PC
lityce \polskiej w%Galicyi.
Biloxi dawnego namiestnictwa.
ktory rdetylko stworzyl projekt
reformy> wyborczej ola polskiego
stanu pcsiadania niekorzystny,,a-
lie patronowal tymczasowcodn.
rozpada1sie. Wielu, utrzymalo go
sic gdy 'by} rzadzacym IT,. da.
wal koncesye; teraz ME ma ola
mich zadnei wartosci.
Obecnie, jak stwierdza :posel
G}qbinsk% wszystkie stronnictwa
(poniewaz koncesye ME istnicja)
juz dis vwykazuja DUO dobrej
wolf j jest nadzieja,,z we nowy pro
jekt reformy wyborczej, kompro-
misowy, wiecej rzeczywistym in
teresom narodowosci polskiej Cd
powiadajacy, przyjdzie do skut+
ku.
Wazniejszym jednak jeszczefre
zultatem ostatnich wyborow be-
die ten, re t. wv. komisya .tym--
czasowa, prowadzaca tax szkod-
llwa ola sprawy polskiej zydow--.
ocyalistycznoaustryacka po--
lityke, .straciwszy ~oparcieyo WIG
kszosc,rzadzaca W postaci ,,blo--
krf', musi sic W kohcu,rozsypac.
Niekt6re pisma f'galicyjskie
stwierdzaja, We by1ony sic to juz
sta}o, ale zywot jej podtrzymaly
dolary Cd a1nerykanskich .Pola--
k6w, "a ktdre take paru pan6w
przejechato sic do Londynu z me-
moryalem = tak7e "a atmerykah-
skie dolary,wydrukowanym.
I, S. o.
Mauka klejnot, nauka skarb drogi
lego ME wydrze nieprzyjaciel.'
srogi, "A
Me spali ogieh, ME zabierze wo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
z PozNANsk1Eeo.

PlkA. straszne n,es.czes5c,e
wydarzy}o sic " Prawomyslu. s
letni syn w}aicloielk. gospodarstwa
p. Lsuge poszed{ re starsxym bra.
tenn ma pole. Frzy zak}adaniu ko.
ri do woza da} starszy mlodszemu
lejce. Tense safozy} je sobie ma
szyje. Maggie konie sic sifoszyly
powlokfy 60 re soh2 pc szosie
mniej wiecej l poi k,lometrs.
Gfowa xosta}a zupelnie re sk6rY o.
darts. Nieszczesliwy malice odzys-
ks} wprawlzie przY,omncst, ale
watp'a . jego wyzdrowien,u.
P0W1DZ. No tolwarku p.
Chmielewekicgo v Polanowie pr.y
kosseniu Ib.za pr4ysslo pomledzy
r%obotnikami Sierakowskim . Kara.
siewiczem do k}dtni. Wtem Kara-
riewloz porohnal Slerakowekiego
ma koae letaca ostr.em do gd'y.S.
padf ma Mig, przebijajac sobie say.
lie ko}o krtani. Smieyt W obeonoscl
zony S. n~astapi}a ma miejscu. S.
p%oxostawia zooe 4 dzieci.
POZNAN. w niedziele pred
Poludniem siczy} pewien M}odxie.
nleo : ramienia pewnego towarsy-
silva wicnieo ! s,arfa u s'dp POM
nika Mioki.wic1a. Policy sn,, strn :
gqoy pomnika, xaweswas mtod1rn
ca. aby w,cniec zab,.s. powr t',' 9
q gdy ten so ME uSfuchaf, ,sb'a'
go ma polioye. M polioyi .nassono
mlod.iehca do uo,eo,a sra,fy. Tym-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
re SLASKA.

RAClBORZ. iona robotnika
Kubaczaka : Dube6ska. pow. ryb''
nick, osadzona W tutejszym VIC
zieniu sledczem pod zarzutem "a
mordowanla swego meia,r przyznafa!
sic " przesluchach do zbrodni, a
rdwn:ez, re pred dw"ma laty "a
mordowa}a swoja ! letnia paslerb'-
ce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21

&c.
LUBLINIEC:: w leslie harbur-
towskim znalesiono> we wtorek
trupa Z letniego:chfopca ~z.Przecie-
tenn gardfem. "a: pomoca PISA pole
cyjnego wysledzono niejskiegos
80 le,niego Pawta ~ Harbnltow vic
kt6ry mai sic pcdobno JUL przYz-
mac do zbrodni. R6wnocze6nie pra.
vie znalez,o1o ". poblisklm Lud.
wigsdorf sluzaca Dadlckniczego b..
ia zabita, Stalo sic to zaledwie Q
p6itorej Mill cd mfejscowosol. gdz,e
popeiniono pierwsza zbrodnie. Me.
szczesliwa ma ca}q glove zgrucho-
tan2.
~N1EMODLlN. =. Robotnsk
Franc,szek Symala zabl}, " nocy
swoja zone s:ekiera i uciek}. Mad
w~ieczorem dnia togo widxiano, go
~ieszcze z iona ! dzieckiem pred
domcm siedzacego. Oko}o | v noe
oy pofozyf d.ieoko swoje pred
karczma ,,Zum grnenem Baumes'
wsscdl do s1Ynkowni i:pros1l, ably
dziecko odnies,ono do domu. Tam
przedstawi} sic przybylym straszny
widok. w izbic ma podloaxe ltza1a
iona Symali 2 zgruchotap2 gfowa.
Natychmia,t pus,oxono sre "a zbro-
,dniarzem, ale dotad bez skutku.
BYTOM. W: ubieg}ym tygod-
n,u mia} sig odby6 Stub pewnej pa
~. Pan m4cdy prsyrzekf przyby6 Q
9 rano, lee. gdy sig spd4nisf :
prrybyciem, ~ogsrnefa jego nsrze.
czona TAXA 'oxpec,, ze .rnsryt ja
paral,z i w%yxiouela ducba> mimo
.pomooy letarskiej.,
KATuW1CE. "a. ST. Pod "a
rzutem uPraw,ania handlu 1ziew>
o.etami sres.towano ma. tutejssym
dworcu. krlejowym Pewnego. wy
twornie ubrauego Rosyan' ma, "
ktdrego tow.r.yst~,e znajaowa}y
sic dwie m}ode, la,d16a %a.ie&ozyny.
Rosyaaih wrsc,i ! AmeryAi, ped
c.as gdy d.iewe.yny poohod'e
Wars.awy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Z GALICYl
!: Z Bia1ei donosza

KRAKOW. z Biaiej donos1a:
iiO[negdai wybrs}a ZIG grupa uczr'
nidw polskiej szko}y przemys}owej
" Biaftj ma wyclecrke do Lipnika
pod przewodnictwem katechety
x. Monczynskiego. Kiedy ucznio~
vie polscy odpocxywal, " leslie,
napadsa ma mich grenada wyclecz-
kowc6w niemieckich. Niemcy OBJ
rsucili .uczniow pofski,h kam,epia~
ml. Kilku uczni6w jest ranlonych.
Jeden z, kamieni ugodzi} r6wniez
x. Monczyhskjego. Dyrekcya pol.
skie] ezko}y prsemyslcwej W ,Bla-
lei z~r6cj}a' sic telegraficznie do
namiestnika lwoxskiego 2 zada-
MEM ukarauia hakatYst6w bialskiej
i zabezpieczen'a ludnosci polsklei,
ma polskiej ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21

czasem zbierasy sic pred pomnl.
kiem ooraz wick ze ttumy. Mad
lbieggto kl'kudziesiecl,u policyantdw'
po a ! roaz'pedsa6 t'umy; Arssz-
tovano okoIo 10 os6b.
SZUBIN.. " Wolwarku splo.
De}y zabudowan'a g%ospodarzy MIG"
klcklego, FlrfAsa. Dominskiego j
Pawelczaka, z stodoly Firfasa wy
'ciagnieto W ostatoiej chwill 6pla-
cego tam oz}owieks. Kieszozesliwy
ciezko sig poparzy}. w ciqgu Kill,
:ku tygodui rall}o sic we Wolwsr-
ku JUL pc raz t1zeci.
OBORNIKI. :Ujetotu naczel.
slka stolarskiego MiecxYslaws t.,
podejr.anego 0 podrabianie pieclo~
NARROWER, ktoryoh dose DUO
kursuje " ostatnim czasie tn " o.
kolicy. Maja one ~niebles<awy POI
}ysk j gladki brzeg. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-21
Z POD MOsKALA..

w WARSZAWlE PREY I'll.
Gesiej nj. IS niedawno sensacye
wywolat fakt, re pew,eu zyd, chcac
sic po.byc Tony, poda} jej ,.roz-
w6d.' pisany, ukryty W BULGE. We
dug BOWEN madrych praw talmu-
du, molina zyd6~ ke zaslubic po-
mimo jej wolf, k}adac ;ej ohracz-
ky na palec, oraz rozwlest SIC z To-
"a pcdajac jej ,,rozwdd", o kt6-
rym MIC ME wiedz,afa.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-10-09
THIRD GAME IS
WON BY The
PH|LLIES
ATHLETICS HAVE FINE BATTING EYES
TODAY AND HAMMER OUT A VIC
TORY over GIANTS BY SCORE
OF 8 TO z.
COLLINS and SCHANG
PLAY WONDERFUL GAME

Polo Grounds, New York, Oct. -
The Philadelphia Athletics swamped
the New York National league cham
pions today under fusillade of hits,
defeating the Giants by the score of
s to 2. Bush's fine pitching, together
with Collins hitting and sparkling de-
fensive work and a long four base
smash were bright features OF the
Athletics game.
Tesreau was found for five runs in
the first two innings. Bush allowed
only five hits. Doyle made scintil-
lating double play unassisted in the
seventh inning. The two clubs play
the fourth game of the series at Shibe
park, Philadelphia tomorrow. Over
$4,000 people saw today's battle at
the polo grounds.
Il. IL fnI1n
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ACT II IN RAGGED
MONEY MYSTERY
PLAYED HERE
PARSONS BROTHERS AND BROTHER.
IN.LAW, CORNELL, ARE ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH STEALING REGIS.
TERED PACKAGE CONTAINING
$1,000 IN Old BILLS.
OTHER INDICTMENTS
LAND MEN IN JAIL

7 Act II III the Tagged Money
drama was played last night when
| warrants We're served on Charles J.
! Parsons, William f. Parsons and Alva
G.. Cornell, against whom the u. S.
| ing them with stealing registered
package from the Santa Fe postoiiice
| The package contained $1,000 in torn
or ragged money sent from the
/ First National bank of Santa Fe to
the First National bank of Denver,
| September l.
/ The Parsons and Cornell are en-
ployes of the postoffice here, and are
well known. The news of their arrest
came as a surprise though it was free
ly rumored that something was about
'to drop" in the stolen package mys-
| terry.
| 1t was known by several people that
one of the cleverest postotfice sleuths
came out from Washington to work
on the ragged money mystery.
The Parsons are brothers and Cor
nell is their brother-in-law. Charles
Parsons and Cornell live in the same
house on Cerrillos road.
The three men gave bond each in
the sum of $1,000. D. w, Anderson
and l.. L, Anderson of this city went
on the bond of Cornell William
Vaughn and Leo Hersch were bonds
men for both of the Parsons. The ar
raignment will take place before
Judge William II. Pope on Saturday
October II.
Other Arrests.
Following the session OF the grand
jury, an echo" of the jurors activity,
has gone ali over New Mexico. Over
at Gallup the work of the internal rev.
enue officials to break up selling lid
uor to Indians and selling it without
a license is seen in the indictments
brought against Manuel NJ Rivos,
Manuel Sandoval and Frank Church
i'll. These three are charged with sell
ing liquor to Indians. Bptitio Duarte
/ Antonio Duarte, Jose NJ. Padilla and
Jesus Mendoza were indicted for sell
| ing liquor to Indians. Baltic Duarte
| indictments of Gallup men are f.
Burnham and Jesus Cerecedes, for car
robbery.
AT AlamogOrdo the arm OF the law
reached out for Joe Martinez, indict-
ed for stealing an open registered
package.
At Dering.
Charles r. Wagner of Deming, was
indicted for robbing the U. S. mail
Enrique Canales and Manuel Garcia,
also of Deming are indicted for break
ing into the u. S. postoffce with in
tent to rob.
At Ration.
Ration was the scene of another in
dictment. Claude Keith, alias Claude
Jones, was indicted for breaking a
seal on car.
While the grand jury returned 2S
indictments. IS in one batch, the
names of those indicted will be given
out only when arrests have been
made.
Two Are Extradited.
Judge Arellano and Jesus de la Tor
re were brought by an extradition
from El Paso on the charge of bring
ing aliens into the United States.
All of these men are in Jail in vari- |
Gus parts of the state and will be ar
raigned before Judge Pope October IL. /
Suit Filed. /
A suit was filed in the T. s. district |
cOurt nv r. p Buiac VS. c. c. Mar
shall and the Pecos Valley Alfalfa
Farms Co., on removal from Eddy
county
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son no answer can be made"
Here's the Ukase.
Here is the letter Mr.. Dorman re-
ceived this morning:
School of American Archaeology,
Museum of New Mexico.
Santa Fe, \. NJ, Oct. 9, 1913.
The Chamber of Commerce,
Santa Fe, n, NJ.
Gentlemen:
In pursuance of resolution by the
Board of Regents of the Museum OF
New Mexico. you are hereby asked to
vacate the room you occupy in the
Palace of the Governors within sixty
(60) days from date.
Respectfully,
(Signed) PAUL A. F. WALTER.
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SRan fer Merkle N seventh
Score by innings.
Philadelphia ......... 1920 600 210-s
New York ......... 900 O10 100
Summary.
Two base hit: Shafer.
Three base hit: Collins.
Home run: Schang.
Hits off Tesreau II in 1-3 innings
off Crandall, one in 2-3 innings.
Stolen bases: Collins, Baker, Old
ring, Fletcher. Murray, Cooper.
Double plays. Collins and Barry to
McInness; Doyle unassisted; Schang
and Collins.
Left on bases: Philadelphia 4; New
York s.
First base on balls: Off Bush 4.
Hit by pitcher: Bush (Fletcher.)
Struck out: BY Bush 3; By Tesreau
3; By Crandall l.
Time 2:11.
Umpires: AT plate, Rigler; on bases
Connolly; left field KLEIN; right field
Egan.
The New York Nationals, and the
Philadelphia Athletics, pennant win
ners of the National and American
leagues, meet here this afternoon in
the third contest of the worlds base
ball series. Thirty-five thousand per.
sons, undismayed by constant threat
of heavy rain, swarmed the vast
stadium to view the struggle.
The batting order was as follows:
Philadelphia-E. Murphy, IF; Old
ring If; Collins 2b; Baker, 3b; McIn-
mis-, 1b; Strunk, cf Barry, IS; Schang,
c; Bush, p
New York-Herzog, 3b; Doyle, 2b;
Fletcher, IS; Burns, If; Shafer, CT;
Murray, rf Mclean, G.; Wiltse, 1b;
Tesreau, p.
Manager McGraw sent word to the
press box that Tesreau and Mclean
would be batteries for New York
Bush and Schang were announced
as the batters for the Athletics.
Umpire Rigler gave. the decisions
on balls and strikes; Connolly took
care of the bases, while Umpire KLEIN
40 III ASis iiSlu anu AI6du III llSIl lltlu.
The Athletics and Giants came on
the field together shortly before 1
O'Clock and the greeting cheers of the
crowd had scarcely ended, when the
Giants started in batting practice.
The American leaguers passed the
ball back and forth on the side lines
First Inning.
First Half-The announcement that
Bush would pitch caused hundreds to
murmur in the stands "this is the
pitcher that Connie Mack has kept un-
der cover for the six weeks in order
to use him in the worlds series.'
Thomas, the Athletics catcher, said
that Bush had world of speed and a
fine breaking curve when he was ripe.
Tesreau's curve broke over the
plate for a strike His second pitch
was ball. Fletcher threw out Muir
ply at first. 1t was a close play, the
ball beating the runner by only
step. Tesreau had plenty of speed
and break to the ball. Oldring sim
gled when Tesreau sent up a floater
Collins took a strike, the ball cury-
ing over the plate near his knees. Tes.
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4 MY B0ARD' TAKES
Orders FROM
E.L. HEWETT
Unable TO DICTATE TO CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, WELL KNOWN PRO-
MOTER PREVAILS ON FOUR Re-
GENTS 10 HAVE ORGANIZATION
TURNED OUT OF OLD PALACE.
BUT NO REPLY IS
MADE TO CRITICISM
< = \ = * = s s X X X y x

= MANY OFFER QUARTERS
\ TO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
\ Up to 8 o'clock this afternoon
\ the following were offered the
\ chamber of commerce as head
Y quarters:
= The Scottish Rite Temple.
Y The Elks Club.
\ The Old Barracks.
y Sena High School.
\ The Grammar School
\ Fireman's Hall.
4 4 Z = = = = = y = y
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New Mexican Want Ads always
bring results. Try it.
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D. & 5. L. RAILROAD TO TUNNEL
UNDER JAMES PEAK

Denver, Oct. 9.-The Denver Tun-
mel commission today received tele-
gram from Newman Erb, president of
the Denver and Salt Lake railroad,
stating that the board of directors of
the company yesterday approved the
contract for the construction OF tun-
mel through James Peak and that he
had signed and executed the contract
A favorable vote of the Denver tax
payers is necessary before the con
tract becomes effective