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The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
MAYORS SALARY CUT
TO SUM OF FIVE DOLLARS

MENDOZA, Ill.--Following an alter
cation with Mayor Ismus, members OF
tho city council chaGtised the execu-
tive by reducing his salary from $25
month 10 Is. Several weeks ago the
MAYOR vetoed measure In which all
the aldermen were interested. The
rcunci'men rctaliated by repeating the
salary ordinance and passing a new
enc cmbcdying the cut. Mayor Ismus
vetoed the new ordinance. whereupon
he council rassed II over his veto.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
ax n. n. MACK.

The entire live stock trade is suf-
fering from a dullness resulting from
a seasonable contraction In con.
sumption of meat and largely In
creased supplies OF finished stock. All
markets report offerings OF superior
quality for this season OF the year:
especially. Is this true in the cattle
and hog departments. One OF the re-
markable facts In connection with the
current arrivals OF cattle ia their
peculiarly handy quality; il was quite
generally believed that rather large
numbers OF heavy cattle were still in
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

ton with this matter, however
that the sheep growers OF THIS county
would have been out OF business IONS
ago had they depended on woo' 'oi
their revenue from the business u
the demand for mutton ana iaihp
holds up during the next 10 years as
Il has for the past Ave years, the
wiping out OF the duty on wool VIII
have very little effect on the future
OF the sheep growing industry.
The live hog trade seems 10 be rap
idly working toward lower Levels;
break OF 80 cents per cw;. IN Two
weeks in the Detroit market IL sealing
down values rapidly. and 1t is sure
to result In heavy losses to the drov'
ers OF the state unless the reaction
Is immediate and we'll sustained. FOR
many weeks. the selling side or the
market has been In control OF the
situation, but IL is evident that the
country Is up against buyers
market. for the present. and the big
packers are making the best OF the
opportunity TO pound values UNI
mercifully. All through April, the
big operators have been lighting the
market and insisting that the hogs
were In the country ana that. sooner
or later. they must come: that the
longer they we're held, the more pork
they would bring TO market with
them. Present Indications would seem
to favor their side OF the argument.
We believe. however. that prices have
gone low enough for the time being.
| and a marked reaction may be looked
for before long. One OF the sustain
ing forces. in the present downward
plunge in value. is the steadiness OF
the commodity market The country
IL Just now a greedy consumer OF
cured meats-apd will continue so for
the next 90 days. Provision stocks
are smaller than for many years. and
we have faith to believe that thrifty
hogs are good property TO hold while
they are being appraised as at pres
ept.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
'HfCAG0 BARBER GIVES
EGG WITH EACH SHAW

!. CHICAGO when asked why h
~ - chickens and ducks In room
y Ne rear Of his barber shop. Giuse'
IN WovekA told JUDGE Ghiir= that
-. . fresh egg with every shave.
No shave. no egg" is my motto
nasber said.
pvnk was In court 10 explain
1G1n1nt made against him by
11Qf about the noise In tho bar
y 1ome since he turned II int;
~ cunt accepted Novak's ex
- ~ relsascd him.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

Business-itke Printing. No fuss an
no feathers. The plain. neat kind tina
looks right. Times Printing Co..
John R.-st. Phone Main 1898.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

nominated J. ~. Baker. Afr. Maeravleh
nominated a, o. Culver, w. w Me-
ciellaG nominated Dr. Margaret (,
Cartwright. Mr. Allison nominated Dr
v W. Colbert y. ~. Rhea nominated
Frank Mckee. H. H.. knbnt no,nsnat.a
goha Iiunnei, AZ. Allison nominated
=, J.. PHssmore. Aif. rassnofe nomi-
mated John Baron Burg. Ar. Allison
nominated Dr. ~ ~. Clayton. out Of
th'so nominees. Mr. Baker. Fronk Nc.
hre. MI Hunneil. Nr. passmorc. AR.
hnfE and Dr. Clayton declined 10
serve Then the nominations for the
tonr year term were closed 90 a. 80
make Mr.. Maioy and AR scdino The
long term candidates. Speaking tslfh
authority Mr.. Bake- said SIR Malo,
would NOT run. Then ar. sodnlo and
ait HELD were fastened on 20 the long
term M Harth asked Tor . recess Of
hitecn minutes. tn order That rnyn.
mitiee might ascertain whether or nat
Mr. Held would consent 60 he "a can.
didnte a. this iuncture. Frank Me
hne arose and said that he eama 40
ihe meeting with The understandable
tnat MI Maloy. NJ. HELD. Mr.. godile
ana Dr. colbert had been seen ana
had consented to get on the Ticket
NJ. Alison declared that This WAS slso
MS understandings
slate methods" being Indicated
ihinEH were in prcttB ruvh Of "a n,i.
~ Nominations Tor the short terms
i''iu been closed and the Official conn.
lef~ we're busy counting the votes "a
I ne meeting 90 see which cauaiaates
had Received tht. .ra,f...s ,.,....i !. I
VOTES.
P.""lhF Tor the twenty third time /
"if baitn aroso and proposed that
hesalh. Malof. Sodillo. I,feid and COL \
'ert END Mrs Cartwright be declared
Fpnllnued on PAGE o. Column 2.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
rOTN DEATH LIST
~ INDIANA SINTl. 1--WE

indianapolis. March 81. with tho
finding today ui 90" body of T. Il.
Gray. Nho disappeared Tuesday night
in the Hood waters Of white river. the
discovery today OF the body ~ Mrs.
Mai2 T.. smith ln e bedroom Iu her
Hood swept home. the death OF Mrs.
Mary T.. PRYOR ana . seven months
old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Alce Oleton
from exposure. the Hood death list Ia
West Indianapolis reached nvc This
brings the total loss Of utr iu Indl-
ana Hoods 10 %.
while river waters returned to all
most normal channel In West Indlan-
apolis today auG an the areas thut
were covered by the Hoods ar, being
searched thoroughly TO locate bodies
oi an, who may have been drowned
The city board of health lis pushing
sanitation measures IN the Hood dis.
trirt ana has prepared typhoid serum
Tor 10000 treatments Co aid IN ward
ing OF cpidcni,s. State troops we're
Withdrawn today and the work of rec
ucf is hpins don, bv municipal
workers.
Reports today from southern Indiana
cities tell of unprecedented stages OF
the Wabash river ana hundreds AFRO
being driven from their homes lail-
road lines through southern counties
are covered Win water and operation
.is suspended, while the river rs said 90
be- forty miles wide between Upton,
Ind, ana Carmi. Illinois.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31

date by the governor and ndiuiani
general from Cairo. Alexander county,
Naples. Scott county; Junction, Gala
TIN county. shawneetOwn, Gallatin
county. Mounds Pulaski county.
The following order has been allied
by the adiutaut general
Cairo. 10000 wtlons and 10000
bags.
shoWneetown. 500 tents,
Naples. 80 tents
Mounds. 30 tents.
Junction. 100 tents.
John E Jennings. OF sullivan. grand
master OF thu independent order OF
odd Fellows la Illinois. advised Gov
ernor Dunno this morning that he had
sent personal representative To cairo
und shawnoetown. with authority to
rpcnd $1,000 for RELIEF ct Hood sur
tcrets a. the former place and $500
ut ShaWncct0wn.
Governor Dunno estimates that &C.
tiVities on the part OF tho state In fur.
nishlng flood relief since Yesterday
morning has cntailed an expense ap-
proXimating $4,000 NJ state funds
are available 20 meet this expense. the
emergency appropriation az the last
general assembly having been exhaust
cd, Tho governor Us confident. how
ever that the Indebtedness viii De
cared FOR without question
\ letter was received by the COVER.
nor this morning from Francis 7. Sim
mons, assistant secretary ur the cham.
Der OF commerce % Chicago. thanking
him Tor the position taken by him with
regard Go Ia" suggested expedition or
the Illinois naval reserve az Chicago To-
The relief of ohio Hood victims Mr.
simmons advised Mr. Dunno that his
organization already has raised over
100000 10 apply on relief sufferers
and notified him that the association
Is prepared 10 extend "A helping hand
Ia lower illinois u needed.
Governor Dunno replied that he had
entailed an expense OF st0.U00 with
no STATE funds available and requested
tat the association of commerce pro-
tect him on this Indebtedness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
EXPLOSION CAUSES
PANIC NJ CINCINN NTI

Cincinnati, Ohio. March 81
Spreading over vast ,xpausc oi ter
rltory Ia this city as we'll as an almost
equal amount In the various towns
that %" along the river on the Ken.
lucky shore. the ohio. Hhirh ut this
point Is within two feet OF being as
nigh as at any previous time in !;s his
tory. this morning continued 60 rise.
During the night the central part OF
this city was thrown into "a semi
panic hy an explosion that could Ice
heard FOR miles. tn. Union Garhid.
company at Pearl and Elm streets had
been destroyed iu an explosion caused
supposedly by tie carbide coming in
contact WITH the water. No one was
injured as the building was not occu-
pied ana is practically isoluted
The river reached the ~,aRs. OF CO Q
feet at noon tuduy and continued Co
rise az N" rate OF two.tenths Of "a root
oN"r- two hours The crest a.: tho
present Hood b. expected 90 D.. reached
some tim" ht" today and a IN Ia. be.
Vet nov of the experts that the dread.
ed 'U-tuot stage would not oc passed
ana Oy tomorrow night the waters win
begin tu rrrcdr
dynamite. according ~ uragrc re-
ports received from IroutOu, Ihiu. has
'h"cHcd a fire which burned a block
100 the business section OF the city
bounded by second. Third Lawrence
ana Buckley" streets Many women.
panir stri ken, attempted 60 leap IN
TO Ga" water from upper windows but
were rescued. Tine city Is practically
cut OF from the outsid" world. several
houses ha'" collapsed and the food
supply Is limited
Word from Portsmouth says there
haN" been small fires which we're cN.
tinsuishcd and the fire loss was trivial.
There rs food supply SUFFICIENT for sew
cral DAYS. Two deaths have been re.
ported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
FROST WITNESS IN
OWN BEHALF
Defendant in Land Fraud
Trial Denies Any Illegality
in Taking Up of Alaskan
Coal Claims.
IA, Leased Wire to E,ca,ng Herald.

FN't " hN'hfhk Iffhltis =
Chicago. March 8l.--Aiber q.
frost vito with four others h on trial
before Federal Judge lands. charged
with dotraudng che gu,ernmont out
OF Al"skan coal lands valued nt $40. o.
oNn."Nh continued his direct testi.
in"hN today by explaining what no
meant in q ioitcr written to Henry A.
'Sn"ih"' Toronto banker. February
~ lto' IA which Frost said
Sow 'aui Mr. Ballnscr is com.
missioner OF the land oiure wc can
sct anNtllng Wo want
's1urrr was indicted with Frosr tu
connection with the alleged frauds
Dur has not been arrested. as the Of
Tens" is not eXtraditahl.
bia YOU moan YOU could GET any.
'hins illcgai from Mr. Hallngere' IN
pniird Attornet Albert Fink.
No. } did NOT intend iu conts, that
meaning, reuicd Frost. d meant
'n'i we could get any Information
about Che cont lands that wp wanted.
W"tut thar see could learn what ,,e
luisht want Co knaN quickly in .~
much drtail as Nc wished tD set..
Frost explained thHl Mr nallinger
I"im'fh Was at The Head ct the law
irw aud that hr acted CA IA, sd,lco
"' this iirW m taking out coal claims
ia Al'fkh Frost explained other nor.
'i"ns "i letters written e. the other
u''i uH"ni@ iu AN effort go show that
lhr mW had not been Violated in tho
'"N'hs "ni ot t1e coat land claims.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
MEETS NOWHERE
AND GOES ~ CIRCLE |

The meeting held SATURDAY NIGHT lp
tleisrhcr.s office for tho purpose oil
dvNisins ways aud means for putting
ticket in tho field in Opposition tol
inc non partisan ticket. WINS "a ring-
around rosy affair Tag Noti'r.
IT, was the principal pastimc. The
meeting statrted on hraNeh with
dohn Baron Burg. disuINcd ana Hled
WIN responsibility. as tho Temporary
'hhliWdu. Later me- was made ptr-
ihah'nl chairman aud hls rullnga wore
n''d" promptly ana wisely "Tb. a,r,
seem g." have it thr uto. have b
proved q pet phrase Tor the purIia-
ncnWrian. With john Baron Burg
as chairman and lsiuc Barth noor
leader the meeting resolved t-.tf|
'"'" Joint session cot thr house and
s"naic Burih strrigd things t,.D IA
"iei ana his motion to appoint o. conn.
miitcc uu resolutions WAS r.s,.,,.d
J". IHllN aud carried uuHuimnusI,.
Tho resolutions committee, Ne.sr.
h"ilh, George Aruot uud a. j Pass.
more pafod tolrmulN out of ur
meeting place. rlumbrrpd up tb.
.i''la O" Mr Itrthe nfie, and boz.
turned soon too suuu in fact. with
resolutions mat had bcou cooked |
np rur.i'r 900 tho dJl 500 rrsunucr
could r'sulutD RESOLUTION. .o guirlh. /
ana no typis cpuld typovrltr tho
resolutions $50 uuchb as tAr rrrolu. |
lI'nH committee rcappcurad after go.
ing out to drat protest AGAINST thr 1
methods used Or Ola, nuu-rtftIuin /
meeting l'si MoudHs night
Tho resolutions protested AGAINST I
vicious gang rulr' mothous bm th,I
word H'Iuus WAS eliminated uu mo.
ZION oi :. D., Allison. vino mict m tbs 1
meeting DECLARED thnt boa his opinion
putting another uckot lea the aeld was
"rains thr barn door after the hor.,
mad been stolen The rrsoIutIous
carried with applause however.
F"il""ing the reading of the reso.
buttons, nearly ever, 'odg at Gao ncrt
I"s gave his experiences ond told now
mass meetings should be conducted
ana ho" school hoard eaudidatcs
sh"uld De- nominated
Email me meeting got dovr to
nominating candidates Dennis Chavez
t' iH' sugsrFtiou of ,saac nrth nom.
mated A sedillo Mr sedillo IA.
rinrd at ne umo "a tne nomination
and also persistentN refused 10 h, .
"Luiuaiu Throughout TIE meeting I
being finally pre-, allied upon. however.
10 slick over sunday ar Bauh Chen
nominated A. J. Maioy. George Arnot
nominated Noa iileld, 5, a.. ALISON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
DISTRESS CALLS POtR
IL ON GOA'ERNOR on ILLINOIS

Springfield, Ills. March 3i.-TMt
the river 10 sull rising aud that labor
crs who are needed Geo throw th, sand
bags along The concrete lr,vos To- iu-
crease ~ height are fleeing from the
,ity. was Information received th,s
morning by Governor Dunno and Ad-
lutant General Dickson from cairo.
40 direct word came from shawnee
town. Direct word was received from
Their, thst shu NucrtOVu seemed IN "a
bad plight The inhabitants ale re-
ported a. have Ned Co higher ground,
col. r. - rrlpp vus this morning sent
10 take charge OF the distribution of
supplies az Cairo.
Distress calls have been received 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
Armies of Laborers Work Des-
perately to Save Life and
Property Along Ohio in I'LL
nois, Ohio and Kentucky.
WATERS NEAR TOP OF
GREAT LEvEES AT CAIRO
Hope Held Out That Crest
Will Pass Cincinnati With.
out Reaching Dreaded Sew.
enty Foot Stage.

FLOODS in the ohio river from q
Hs mouth Co Marietta. ohio. du, 4
" the great volume of water q
: poured into b. during tho ast 4
week ry US tributaries. have Q
caused thousands ct people 10 Q
l,aFr the lowluuds along the .
river und seek refuge on higher Q
, ground
Ehrly today the water Is stul Q
rising aud az every city along Q
the river heavy damage 20 prom o
rft\ h reported Railroad traf. Q
: Tie has been impcdcd aud many 0
, miles ut track washed out. Q
Ia lllinois. Governor Dunn. Q
|, has ordered Loco state troops To- .
proceed hy special trains To- .
Cairo ana Shuwn,ctown to pa. o
, troll the lcvcCs Q
Hundreds OF labcr.rs also .
hn'c hren ordered 20 piie ~HcKs .
of sand on the l-yccs iu the o
, hope Of strengthening them aud .
} preventing break .
REPORTS rarly today from .
Henderson. uveusburu. Louis .
vile. Newport and CoyIugtOu, .
Ky. Evansville. ina. cincinnati. .
Portsmouth, Marietta ohio. q
Huntington and Parkcrshurg. .
". Va, show that stocks OF .
goods ln buildings near the river y
hny, suffered heavily and that .
the damage win run into IN" =
millions Th'r, hI- been uu loss .
of NE 100 any OF th,s, points. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
SUPPLIES NEEDED
ron IMI3INE THOUSAND

columbus 90. Marh - Mayor
Kennedy OF lrouton thi~ afternoon
asked Governor Cox ,Ner the long
distance trIvphunc tU tour Domwu.
IT," of militia aud fOd sufficient tu
last iiN" thousand totvclyc thousa
pruplr Tor the ten day. iie said SUI
plies th'r, we're Nc'y limited
With q tuuH OF u5ty-sr,"u budirs
recovered most cd h.m identified eos
having been among the missing. eff.
forts Geo recover bodies believed 90
have been swept down by IN, SWIFT
current were continued TODAY 10 ,uts
planned Co rNplu'r sections ma ior
five days have been inundated. o. the
expectation that bodies nigh 90
found beneath hc mug, I.is Of
wreckug,.
Although there was heavy drain
ON the food supply ut the cit, rs'"r-
day ana early today manr of d. gro-
Cerics of the city being sold lIt" q
was said This morning that tiDr'y io
prevent q food famine would oy suc-
cessful because oi outside rytvt tsat
has reached the city The oEuaized
effort 10 relieve the sufferer in Tho
district that wa. flooded dG 90 sup-
ply them with tJod dnc Wo,lsl lds
are believed hv the authtuies tu
have met The demands
Tho order ot Mayor HVrh &C. make
all sight scors ON the wee size tudey
WORT OF bc confined ln .h Work-
house s expected 20 have saiutav
effect Ia keeping those wh mer, y
want % see what is goins "a" from
the flCod district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
Isaac Barth Officially An
nounces Abandon .ent Of
Plan to Fight NOn-Partisan
School Board Candidates.
EFFORTS TO BE MADE
TO POLL HEAVY VOTE
Automobiles Will Be Used to
Carry the Voters TO and
from Polls; Women Invited
to Exercise Right of Stuff
rage,

Iranc Darth. Who dominated a
'pcople's ticket al "mnss meeting
held Ia A. Flcischers office SATURDAY,
evening, the said peoples ticket
consisting OF A. a. scdiIl0. Noa Tifeld
4, j. Nnlov. Dr j. ". colbert and
Mrs. Mnrgarct Cartwright. made tbe
oiicini announcement toda, that the
EFFORTS 90 put those candidates in tnc
held ia opposition 10 the non. partisan
Ticket nominated in the Elss lheut.r
week ngo, hnd been abandoned be-,
cause Of the failure az all i've ct tho
candidates ON the "peopies ticket a.
stand for ,ho race.
Explaining the abandonment nf thc|
opposition ticket, Mr. Bnrth slld 60.
day that the motion, which carried
saturday night. ana Included the
nomination of Mossrs. ssdillo. ufeid
Maiov and Colbert. aud Mrs. carr.
wright. had tackled onto 10 IA saving
CLAUSE, when IN eject meant that II
any one ~ the ave people nominated
should refuse 10 run, no EFFORT should
DC made Ia Hil In the ticket aud the
plan To oppose the non-partisan can.
lidutes should be dropped.
one OF the four men nominated
On the peoples ticket refused 10 con-
sent to make the race" said Mr..
harth Today For that reason we
VIII NOT have a ticket in the held"
~ the result OF tho failure Of .be
ii'ftli- Fieiss her Robinson parsmofe.
Burg combination % put over a set 1
't candidates who would consent 10 /
'un, the non-partiHau ticket. consist 1
~ Of Mossrs. .. y Marion. e.. :
NcRHc. NJ H. Hickey aud IS. "a
strong, aud Mira. u, - RAY, win bc
ne only tlckc' that will De- bailoted
lpon tomorrow.
u Is expected however, that some
ftecn hundred of two thousand
'otcs viii De- cast ~ Joint caucus
~ Democrats and Republicans heidi
esterday. arrangements were made
% carry on o. campaign on election
ihy' regardless of what action was
AIKEN h' the opposition Autouto.
'ilcs VIII Doe used lea carrying votcrsi
o ana from the polls. The machnesl
VII be used especially Tor the wom.
h who for the first time Will have
10 opportunity tomorrow Go exercise
he right OF suffrage
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
Chairman of Relief Committee
Reports Plenty of Food anu
Clothing tp Care for Neces-
stiles of Sufferers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN THE BREAD LINE
E. H. Barney, Who Has Given
Thousands to Charity, Begs
Three Loaves of Bread and
Sack Of Potatoes.
Iny Ilca.rd MIrc ID E,cnlnr Ilrrnlh

/ by LEASED Wire to Evening Herald
bnEton. O., March 3i.-John n
Patterson. chairman 81 the citizens
relief committee. issued the follow.
ing statement today regarding condi.
tions here.
our committee has now at les dis.
9osal all the food aud clothing neccs.
sary 10 meet the loss OF the sufferers
OF Dayton
Money. however, urgently is re.
CURED Tor putting our city in con-
dillon Co prevent the outbreak of
serious disease and Go rehabilitatc the
thousands. many ct whom have loa
their homes "rurrly ana nu OF whou
nave lost their household and pee
sonal effects.
The committee Wishes Go send cut
an urgent appeal To- the citizens OF
the United States tor the necessary
aiEds An contributions should he
sent dircc: To- " =. Rppus. who has
been appointed treasurer Of the re-
lief committee. Mr.. Bippus win send
receipts Tor all moneys received"
IN the bread line today vas Eugene
j. Barney, northumberland uhoss
gifts tu charity have been vcry large,
aud recently included $4,000 q, tie
Young Mems Christian association 4
this city ll' obtained three lua,rs ~
bread ana small sack Of poutoc'
With the rapid subsldmg az he
hood waters ANA disstpating OF puic
ainOng refugees here. thrilling adj
venture continues coming 90 Ighi
Among the most interesting cot n,scl
Was the experience cot th, amt, oil
'hurlrs NJ Adams Zoo RiycrdaI,. MI
Adams got his wife and Tea mtuthF .
uld twin girls into skin AND took
them TO the home of friend in
Wurdrr street
IN noun later IL was again ucccs-
sary o. move and the amuy Raa .
taken by rescuers cur o. 81 second !
STORY window. The ran'e 100 which /
they were being transported Was +.
dashed against "a telegraph polc by
To" terrific current md yUIsized. I
Adams SWAN hravcIy 10 the icy wa I.
tors Tor Few minutes when De- was
picked up by some meuin a Ht boat
just before he was rescued q, save
Ms wife sink The mby girls were
houtinE down the strrt
Then he collapsed Three hours
later he rcsHin CONSCIOUSNESS 60 hnd
himself in Iu attic and beside dm
ON the nOor laN his wife. whom he
believed 10 hay. ben drowned \
teW minutes later 60 nan cIUwied into
the attic window rom ;hv ho-dug
ROOF of e barn. brilEug with him the
i~ius. The, had ytuqht in the
bran, hes OF a tr,, ANA Worr picked
on unhurt uy the man vhu was rid
ing 10 sJfctt ON ur root Mrs Ni-
ans Was rescued I, e hish school boy
On hastily iuuroyised ran. The
lad was e. memur vt the Eirordair
troop ut Ia, BoN SCOUTS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
Sonora Congressman Leader
in Movement to Place His
State Under Dominion OF
Stars and Stripes.
COMMISSIONER SENT TO
SOUND WASHINGTON
DeSperateness of Situation Ev.
idenced BY Willingness of
Seceders to Have State Be.
come Portion of Arizona.
u, Lru-cd Wire ~ Evening Herald !

IVY ANA~fW WIZ 70 fsNtNtNN NiCfulu. 4
VI Paa". Tex. March 3i.--Aunexa-
ton 40 the United states Is being
sought hy certain factions Of reyoiu.
tunary leaders in sonora. the north
western N"NicHn border state. prac-
ticuily Goo control 90 lusurgcut state
troops lsnucio Bnuillas. sonora
state congressman, b. said Go bee tho
leader OF tho movement "A, NOW il
ON hls way Co Wushiugton 10 confer
with 8htIais oi the departments or
ftntc md interior regarding The plan
Bonillas leti Nusulos. sonora. ycator-
day He b. sif to oc vested with
povv tu act NOT only for a strong
p'utrtl faction Geo Hcrmosiilo. the
state canitIL bui soy rich proporty
oWurs Who desire that the Moxlcnn
state become "a psit OF Arizonn IL
Ni Dee proposed that ID tho bclllrer-
onN ui the Sur.ia state troops ls rrc-
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